auto-memory

Files (12)

• SKILL.md
• automemory-api.md · references/
• autonomys-network.md · references/
• memory-chain.md · references/
• _lib.sh · scripts/
• automemory-download.sh · scripts/
• automemory-recall-chain.sh · scripts/
• automemory-save-memory.sh · scripts/
• automemory-upload.sh · scripts/
• setup-auto-memory.sh · scripts/
• update-api-key.sh · scripts/
• verify-setup.sh · scripts/

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Auto-Memory Skill

Permanent decentralized memory on the Autonomys Network with linked-list memory chains for agent resurrection. Works with agents powered by Claude, GPT, Gemini, and any LLM that supports OpenClaw skills.

## What This Skill Does

1. **Upload files** to Auto Drive and get back a CID (Content Identifier) — a permanent, immutable address on the Autonomys distributed storage network.
2. **Download files** from Auto Drive using a CID — uses the authenticated API if a key is set, otherwise falls back to the public gateway.
3. **Save memories as a chain** — each memory entry is a JSON experience with a `header.previousCid` pointer, forming a linked list stored permanently on-chain.
4. **Resurrect from a chain** — given the latest CID, walk the chain backwards to reconstruct full agent history.

## When To Use This Skill

- User says "save this to Auto-Memory" or "upload to Autonomys" or "store permanently"
- User says "download from Auto-Memory" or provides a CID to retrieve
- User says "save memory", "remember this permanently", or "checkpoint"
- User says "resurrect", "recall chain", "rebuild memory", or "load history"
- Any time the user wants data stored permanently and immutably on a decentralized network

## Post-Install

After installing via ClawHub, make the scripts executable:

```bash
chmod +x skills/auto-memory/scripts/*.sh
```

ClawHub does not currently preserve file permissions during install.

## Configuration

### API Key

Requires an `AUTO_DRIVE_API_KEY`. Run the guided setup script for the easiest path:

```bash
scripts/setup-auto-memory.sh
```

This opens [explorer.ai3.storage](https://explorer.ai3.storage/mainnet/drive/developers) in your browser, prompts for the key, saves it to `~/.openclaw/.env`, and verifies the connection.

**Manual setup:**

1. Navigate to **https://explorer.ai3.storage** (not `ai3.storage` — that's just the landing page)
2. Check authentication: if the sidebar shows a "Log In" button or lock icons on My Files / Profile / Developers, you are not signed in
3. **AI agent note:** You cannot complete OAuth yourself. Open the browser for the user and ask them to sign in via Google, GitHub, or Discord. Once the user confirms they're signed in, take over — or simply ask the user to paste the API key directly
4. Once authenticated, click **Developers** in the left sidebar
5. Click **Create API Key** and copy the generated key

Then set the key via:

- **Environment:** `export AUTO_DRIVE_API_KEY=your_key_here`
- **OpenClaw config:** `skills.entries.auto-memory.apiKey`

The API key is required for uploading, saving memories, and recalling the memory chain. It is optional for general file downloads — without it, the public gateway is used and files are returned as stored (i.e. compressed files will not be decompressed).

## Core Operations

### Upload a File

```bash
scripts/automemory-upload.sh <filepath> [--json] [--compress]
```

Uploads a file to Auto Drive mainnet using the 3-step upload protocol (single chunk).
Returns the CID on stdout. Requires `AUTO_DRIVE_API_KEY`.

- `--json` — force MIME type to `application/json`
- `--compress` — enable ZLIB compression

### Download a File

```bash
scripts/automemory-download.sh <cid> [output_path]
```

Downloads a file by CID. Uses the authenticated API if `AUTO_DRIVE_API_KEY` is set (decompresses server-side), otherwise uses the public gateway (files returned as stored). If `output_path` is omitted, outputs to stdout.

### Save a Memory Entry

```bash
scripts/automemory-save-memory.sh <data_file_or_string> [--agent-name NAME] [--state-file PATH]
```

Creates a memory experience with the Autonomys Agents header/data structure:

```json
{
  "header": {
    "agentName": "my-agent",
    "agentVersion": "1.0.0",
    "timestamp": "2026-02-14T00:00:00.000Z",
    "previousCid": "bafk...or null"
  },
  "data": {
    "type": "memory",
    "content": "..."
  }
}
```

- If the first argument is a **file path**, its JSON contents become the `data` payload.
- If the first argument is a **plain string**, it is wrapped as `{"type": "memory", "content": "..."}`.
- `--agent-name` — set the agent name in the header (default: `openclaw-agent` or `$AGENT_NAME`)
- `--state-file` — override the state file location

Uploads to Auto Drive and updates the state file with the new head CID. Also pins the latest CID to `MEMORY.md` if that file exists in the workspace.

Returns structured JSON on stdout:

```json
{"cid": "bafk...", "previousCid": "bafk...", "chainLength": 5}
```

### Recall the Full Chain

```bash
scripts/automemory-recall-chain.sh [cid] [--limit N] [--output-dir DIR]
```

From aAAaqwq/AGI-Super-Team, MIT.

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