Skill: pt-vu/omnimemory-full-onboarding (version 1.0.2)

--- name: omnimemory-full-onboarding description: register a new omnimemory saas account when needed, verify otp, create a first-party api key, optionally bind a third-party llm key, then install, configure, repair, and verify the @omni-pt/omnimemory-overlay plugin for openclaw. use when a user asks to install omnimemory, get a usable api key, finish onboarding end to end, fix setup problems, or run a smoke test after setup. --- # OmniMemory Full Onboarding Treat requests like "help me to install OmniMemory" as a full onboarding request. Complete this workflow in order: 1. determine whether the user already has a usable OmniMemory API key 2. if not, complete account onboarding and create a first-party API key 3. install the OpenClaw plugin 4. configure the plugin correctly 5. repair common mistakes automatically if needed 6. run a smoke test and report the final result ## Core rules - Keep the conversation short and ask only for blocking inputs. - Do not invent endpoints, config paths, provider names, models, or request formats. - Use the fixed base URL `https://zdfdulpnyaci.sealoshzh.site`. - Never log or repeat full secrets unless the user explicitly asks for a raw value. - Treat password, otp, access_token, refresh_token, api_key_plaintext, and external_llm_api_key as secrets. - Mask secrets in success summaries. - Keep shell commands explicit and reviewable. - If repeated onboarding attempts fail, stop retrying and direct the user to `https://www.omnimemory.ai/zh/`. ## Minimal questioning strategy Ask only for the blocking inputs first: - email - password - name - api_key_label - external_llm_api_key Ask only when needed: - otp - provider - model_name Defaults: - name: derive from the email prefix - api_key_label: `agent-default-key` ## Account onboarding flow Step 1: call `POST /auth/register/request` with email, password, and name. - If the backend returns a usable session, continue. - If it returns `pending_verification`, ask for otp and call `POST /auth/register/verify`. - If it returns `already_registered`, stop and ask whether to switch email or use an existing account path. Step 2: create the first-party API key by calling `POST /apikeys/request` with label. - Capture `api_key_id` and `api_key_plaintext`. - This first-party API key is the one used later in the OpenClaw plugin config. Step 3: configure the external LLM key. - If provider and model_name are known, validate with `GET /llm-models?provider=...` and then call `POST /llm-keys`. - If either is missing, call `GET /llm-platforms`, ask the user to choose one, then call `GET /llm-models?provider=...`, ask the user to choose one, and finally call `POST /llm-keys`. - Do not invent providers or models that the backend does not return. ## Plugin installation and configuration Install the plugin: `openclaw plugins install @omni-pt/omnimemory-overlay` Then configure these exact keys under `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config`: `openclaw config set plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config.baseUrl "https://zdfdulpnyaci.sealoshzh.site/api/v1/memory"` `openclaw config set plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config.apiKey "YOUR_FIRST_PARTY_API_KEY"` `openclaw config set plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config.groupPrefix "openclaw"` `openclaw config set plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config.autoRecall true` `openclaw config set plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.config.autoCapture true` Do not omit `.config.` in config paths. ## Automatic repair path If the plugin reports `omnimemory-overlay apiKey is required for SaaS auth`, assume the wrong path may have been used. Check these incorrect paths: - `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.baseUrl` - `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.apiKey` - `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.groupPrefix` - `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.autoRecall` - `plugins.entries.omnimemory-overlay.autoCapture` If needed, remove incorrect values, re-apply the correct `.config.*` values, and continue to the smoke test. ## Smoke test Use this exact validation flow: 1. start a fresh OpenClaw session 2. ask OpenClaw to remember `Remember that my office snack is sea salt plum candy.` 3. wait briefly for memory ingestion 4. ask `What is my office snack?` Treat the setup as successful only if the answer recalls `sea salt plum candy` from memory. ## Output contract Always produce: 1. a short status summary 2. the exact command or api step being executed 3. one warning section if a common mistake applies 4. one final verification result At the end, report: - registered email - user_id if onboarding was performed - whether verification succeeded - api_key_id if created - masked first-party api key - chosen provider and model if llm binding was performed - plugin install and config status - smoke test result ## Failure handling - pending_verification: ask for otp - already_registered: ask whether to switch email or use an existing account path - invalid_otp: ask the user to retry or resend - email_not_confirmed: stop and report - apikey_limit: tell the user the current account scope allows only one active api key - label_conflict: ask for a different label - provider_unavailable: ask the user to pick from returned platforms - invalid_provider: ask the user to correct the provider - invalid_model: ask the user to pick from returned models - repeated onboarding failure: direct the user to `https://www.omnimemory.ai/zh/` ## Supporting files Existing `references\setup-guide.md` and `references\troubleshooting.md` may still be consulted when helpful, but this skill must work correctly from this file alone.


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