Supermemory

Store, recall, and semantically search conversation insights using a vector memory engine to enhance customer interactions and context.

This skill's documentation and code disagree in important ways. SKILL.md promises embeddings, a cloud provider requiring an API key, and automatic capture of conversation signals, but the included sm.mjs is a local CLI that stores JSON files and does only keyword search. Before installing or enabling this skill: 1) Ask the author to explain how 'auto-capture' works and what sources it will read (chat logs, transcripts, other files). 2) Confirm whether a Supermemory Cloud API key or embedding model is required and ensure any credentials would be declared and limited to the required scope. 3) Note that the skill writes persistent files to ~/.openclaw/memory/vectors (or OPENCLAW_HOME) — do not allow it to store sensitive PII without encryption or retention controls. 4) The JavaScript has a probable bug (uses await import inside a non-async function) — request a corrected implementation. 5) If you still want to try it, run the skill in a sandbox or test account, review the code locally, and restrict OPENCLAW_HOME to a safe directory; do not enable any undocumented autonomous 'auto-capture' behavior until you have a precise, auditable implementation. If the author can provide an updated package where the code implements (or explicitly omits) the documented cloud/auto-capture behaviors and lists any required env vars, rerun this evaluation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: sdr-supermemory Version: 1.2.0 The skill provides a local semantic memory layer for storing and retrieving conversation insights. The implementation in sm.mjs uses standard file system operations to manage JSON files in a local directory (~/.openclaw/memory/vectors) and lacks any network activity, data exfiltration, or suspicious execution patterns. A minor coding error in the forgetMemory function (use of await in a non-async function) would cause that specific command to fail, but it does not present a security vulnerability.