Xiang miles | Space2.world

Automatically crawls and extracts new chat logs to silently inject structured memory chunks into Space2-OS's hippocampus for agent personality evolution.

This skill appears to do what it says: it passively reads local chat logs and appends processed chunks into an S2-OS hippocampus file without network access or credentials. Before installing, consider: 1) Privacy: it silently scans and stores chat content—ensure you are comfortable with automatic ingestion of your logs and that the S2-OS endpoint (s2_consciousness_data/hippocampus_logs.json) is trusted. 2) Target directory safety: by default it reads all files in ./openclaw_logs via glob('*.*'); confirm only intended logs are in that directory. 3) Permissions/backups: the skill will create and overwrite files—backup sensitive data if needed. 4) Review/modify the code if you want explicit prompts/consent before injection or to restrict filename patterns. 5) Trust: the package is from an unknown source and will execute Python code locally—read skill.py yourself or run in an isolated environment if you have any doubt.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: s2-memory-hook Version: 1.0.0 The s2-memory-hook skill is a local utility designed to synchronize chat logs into a specific 'hippocampus' file for a companion system. The code (skill.py) implements a delta-sync mechanism using a cursor file to track read positions and performs only local file I/O within designated directories (openclaw_logs and s2_consciousness_data). There is no evidence of network activity, data exfiltration, or malicious execution.