memo-collect

What This Skill Does

The memo-collect skill is an essential productivity utility for OpenClaw users, designed to streamline information capture and management. It serves as a lightweight, command-line-accessible digital notebook that allows you to store, list, and purge ephemeral notes without leaving your terminal environment. Whether you are capturing quick reminders, brainstorming ideas, or tracking temporary task lists, memo-collect ensures your thoughts are indexed and searchable. By providing a structured interface for memo management, it acts as a persistent layer of memory for your AI agent, allowing it to act on your specific instructions with accuracy and speed.

Installation

To add this skill to your OpenClaw ecosystem, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bondli/memo-collect

Ensure that your OpenClaw environment is updated to the latest version to prevent dependency mismatches. Once installed, the agent will automatically detect the skill capabilities and parse the command syntax for natural language integration.

Use Cases

• Personal Task Tracking: Quickly jot down tasks during a busy workflow and remove them as they are completed.
• Brainstorming: Record sudden flashes of inspiration or research notes during a session.
• Knowledge Retrieval: Keep a list of project-specific identifiers or temporary strings that need to be referenced multiple times during a day.
• Information Sanitization: Maintain a tidy workspace by clearing out outdated notes once they have been archived or processed.

Example Prompts

1. "Record the following in my notes: Call the client at 3 PM to discuss the project requirements."
2. "Show me everything currently in my memo list so I can prioritize my afternoon."
3. "I have finished the task about the email draft, please delete memo number 2 from my records."

Tips & Limitations

• Index Ordering: Always verify the index of your memo using list_memo before attempting a deletion, as index numbers shift after an item is removed.
• Persistence: This skill is designed for simple text storage. Do not use it for sensitive information like passwords or private keys, as the data is stored locally in standard text format.
• Formatting: While the skill accepts various strings, it functions best with short, concise text entries. For complex or long-form documentation, consider using a full-featured markdown file manager.