Skill: wavmson/memory-dream (version 1.0.3)

--- name: memory-dream description: "Memory consolidation for OpenClaw agents. Periodically reviews daily memory files (memory/*.md), extracts durable knowledge, and merges it into MEMORY.md — like a human brain consolidating memories during sleep. Triggers: dream, 做梦, consolidate memory, 整理记忆, memory consolidation. Can also run via Cron for automatic nightly consolidation." --- # Dream — Memory Consolidation for OpenClaw Memory consolidation for OpenClaw agents. Your agent accumulates daily notes in `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` files, but without periodic consolidation, long-term memory (`MEMORY.md`) becomes stale while daily files grow endlessly. Dream fixes this — like REM sleep for your AI. ## When to Use - User says "dream", "做梦", "consolidate memory", or "整理记忆" - Cron trigger (recommended: nightly at 3:00 AM) - Heartbeat detects memory files piling up (>20 files or >3000 total lines) ## Consolidation Flow ### Phase 1 — Orient 1. `ls memory/` to inventory daily files 2. Read `MEMORY.md` to understand current long-term memory structure 3. Count: total files, total lines, files from last 7 days ### Phase 2 — Scan Recent Journals Read daily files from the **last 7 days** (`memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md`). Extract: - New facts, preferences, or decisions not yet in MEMORY.md - Information that **contradicts** MEMORY.md (needs correction) - Recurring themes (indicates importance) **Token budget rules:** - Skip files older than 7 days (too many tokens) - If a file exceeds 500 lines, read only the first 200 lines - Focus on headings and key facts, not verbose logs ### Phase 3 — Merge into MEMORY.md Apply these operations to MEMORY.md using **surgical edits** (not full rewrites): 1. **Add**: Append new facts to the appropriate section 2. **Correct**: Update outdated information with newer data from journals 3. **Deduplicate**: Merge entries that say the same thing 4. **Prune**: Remove clearly obsolete info (e.g., "temporary workaround for X" when X is resolved) 5. **Absolutize dates**: Convert "yesterday", "just now" → actual dates (e.g., "2026-03-27") ### Phase 4 — Mark Old Journals (Optional) For daily files **older than 30 days**: - If content is consolidated → prepend: `<!-- consolidated to MEMORY.md on YYYY-MM-DD -->` - **Never delete** any file (user may want to look back) ### Phase 5 — Report Output a brief consolidation report: ``` 🌙 Dream complete - Scanned N daily files (X lines total) - MEMORY.md: +N added / ~N corrected / -N pruned - Next suggestion: [if any] ``` ## Critical Rules - **MEMORY.md is the primary output** — all consolidated knowledge goes here - **Surgical edits only** — use the `edit` tool for precise changes, never overwrite the whole file - **Conservative by default** — when unsure whether to remove something, keep it - **No secrets in logs** — don't expose API keys, passwords, or tokens in the dream report - **Log each run** — append a `## Dream Log (HH:MM)` entry to today's `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` ## Cron Setup ``` /cron add --schedule "0 3 * * *" --task "Execute dream skill: consolidate memory" --label dream-nightly ``` ## How It Works (Under the Hood) This skill mimics the human sleep cycle's memory consolidation process: ``` Daily experiences Nightly consolidation Long-term memory ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐ │ memory/03-26.md │──┐ │ │ │ │ │ memory/03-27.md │──┤ │ Dream Skill │────────▶│ MEMORY.md │ │ memory/03-28.md │──┤ │ (scan+merge) │ │ (structured, │ │ memory/03-29.md │──┘ │ │ │ deduplicated) │ │ ... │ └─────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘ Raw daily logs Consolidation Curated knowledge ``` Without Dream, MEMORY.md stays frozen at whatever was manually written, while daily files accumulate unbounded. With Dream, your agent's long-term memory stays fresh, accurate, and compact.


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