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OpenClaw Memory (Docs)

OpenClaw plugin for documentation-grade memory: explicit capture + local searchable store with safe redaction.

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Description


name: openclaw-memory-docs description: "OpenClaw plugin for documentation-grade memory: explicit capture + local searchable store with safe redaction."

openclaw-memory-docs

This is an OpenClaw Gateway plugin (not an agent skill) that provides a conservative, audit-friendly memory store.

It is designed for project documentation and long-lived notes where you care about:

  • explicit control over what gets stored
  • no accidental storage of secrets
  • deterministic, local-first behavior
  • tag and project metadata for organization

What it does

  • Adds commands: /remember-doc, /search-docs, /list-docs, /forget-doc, /export-docs, /import-docs
  • Adds a search tool: docs_memory_search
  • Stores entries in a local JSONL file (one record per line)
  • Uses a deterministic local embedder to enable semantic-ish search without external services
  • Optional redaction for common secret formats (API keys, tokens, private key blocks)
  • Supports tag and project metadata for filtering and organization

Install

ClawHub

clawhub install openclaw-memory-docs

Dev

openclaw plugins install -l ~/.openclaw/workspace/openclaw-memory-docs
openclaw gateway restart

Commands

/remember-doc - Save a documentation memory

/remember-doc [--tags t1,t2] [--project name] <text>

Stores a note as a documentation memory item. Secrets are automatically redacted if redactSecrets is enabled (default: true).

  • --tags t1,t2 - Comma-separated tags, merged with defaultTags from config
  • --project name - Associate this item with a project

Examples:

/remember-doc Dubai: decide A vs B, then collect facts, then prepare a tax advisor briefing.
/remember-doc --tags legal,tax --project dubai Tax advisor meeting scheduled for March.
/remember-doc --tags=api --project=backend The /users endpoint requires Bearer auth.

/search-docs - Search documentation memories

/search-docs [--tags t1,t2] [--project name] <query> [limit]

Searches stored memories using semantic similarity. Returns scored results showing IDs, tags, and project badges.

  • query - Search text (required)
  • limit - Max results, 1-20 (default: 5)
  • --tags t1,t2 - Filter to items matching these tags
  • --project name - Filter to items with this project

Examples:

/search-docs Dubai plan
/search-docs --project=dubai tax advisor 10
/search-docs --tags=api,backend endpoint auth

/list-docs - List recent documentation memories

/list-docs [--tags t1,t2] [--project name] [limit]

Lists the most recent documentation memory items with IDs, dates, tags, and project badges.

  • limit - Max items, 1-50 (default: 10)
  • --tags t1,t2 - Filter to items matching these tags
  • --project name - Filter to items with this project

Examples:

/list-docs
/list-docs 20
/list-docs --project=dubai
/list-docs --tags=legal --project=dubai 5

/forget-doc - Delete a documentation memory

/forget-doc <id>

Deletes a memory item by its full ID (shown by /list-docs). Requires auth.

/export-docs - Export as markdown files

/export-docs [--tags t1,t2] [--project name] [path]

Exports documentation memories as individual markdown files for git-first workflows. Each file has YAML frontmatter (id, kind, createdAt, tags, project) and the memory text as body.

  • path - Target directory (default: exportPath config or ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/docs-export)
  • --tags t1,t2 - Export only items matching these tags
  • --project name - Export only items with this project

File naming: YYYY-MM-DD_<shortid>.md

Examples:

/export-docs
/export-docs ~/docs/memories
/export-docs --project=dubai
/export-docs --tags=api --project=backend ~/exports

/import-docs - Import from markdown files

/import-docs [path]

Imports documentation memories from a directory of exported markdown files. Each .md file must have YAML frontmatter with id, kind, and createdAt fields (the format produced by /export-docs). Requires auth.

Duplicate items (matching by ID) and invalid files are skipped automatically.

  • path - Source directory (default: exportPath config or ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/docs-export)

Examples:

/import-docs
/import-docs ~/docs/memories
/import-docs /path/to/exported/docs

Tool: docs_memory_search

Available to agents and automations as a tool call. Searches documentation memories by query with optional tag and project filtering.

Input schema:

{
  "query": "Dubai plan A vs B",
  "limit": 5,
  "tags": ["legal"],
  "project": "dubai"
}
Parameter Type Required Description
query string yes Search query text
limit number no Max results, 1-20 (default: 5)
tags string[] no Filter results to items matching all given tags
project string no Filter results to items with this project name

Returns a hits array with score, id, createdAt, tags, project, and text for each match.

Configuration

{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "openclaw-memory-docs": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "storePath": "~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/docs-memory.jsonl",
          "dims": 256,
          "redactSecrets": true,
          "defaultTags": ["docs"],
          "maxItems": 5000,
          "exportPath": "~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/docs-export"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
Option Type Default Description
enabled boolean true Enable or disable the plugin
storePath string ~/.openclaw/...docs-memory.jsonl Path to the JSONL storage file
dims number 256 Embedding dimensions (32-2048)
redactSecrets boolean true Redact detected secrets before storage
defaultTags string[] ["docs"] Tags automatically added to every saved item
maxItems number 5000 Maximum items in the store (100-100000)
exportPath string ~/.openclaw/...docs-export Default directory for /export-docs and /import-docs

Notes

  • This plugin intentionally does not auto-capture messages.
  • If you want automatic capture, use openclaw-memory-brain.
  • Export/import uses a git-friendly format: one markdown file per memory item, with deterministic filenames (YYYY-MM-DD_<shortid>.md). Frontmatter contains all metadata, making diffs clean and merge-friendly.

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