supermemory

What This Skill Does

The supermemory skill for OpenClaw provides a robust interface for maintaining a personalized knowledge base. By leveraging the SuperMemory API, users can offload information, bookmarks, and project documentation into a searchable, intelligent repository. Unlike simple flat-file storage, this skill enables semantic retrieval and conversational interaction with your saved data, making it an essential tool for managing a complex digital workspace.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command line interface:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/clawdbot51-oss/supermemory

After installation, you must authenticate by setting your environment variable:

export SUPERMEMORY_API_KEY="your_api_key_here"

Use Cases

This skill is designed for knowledge workers, developers, and researchers who need to recall specific information across multiple projects. It acts as an "external brain," allowing you to store ephemeral details that would otherwise be lost in the clutter of chat logs or browser history. Use it to catalog snippets, manage technical documentation, or retrieve specific research findings during a session.

Example Prompts

1. "Store these credentials in my memory: AWS_ACCESS_KEY is 12345, description is 'Cloud Server Access'."
2. "Search my database for anything related to the Q3 financial report drafting."
3. "Based on my notes, summarize the primary goals for the new infrastructure project."

Tips & Limitations

• Contextual Awareness: The chat functionality works best when you provide specific, descriptive keywords in your input.
• Data Integrity: While the API handles storage, avoid saving highly sensitive plaintext passwords without encrypting them locally first, as this data is sent to the SuperMemory service.
• API Usage: Ensure your SUPERMEMORY_API_KEY remains active and secure. If you lose access to the API, you will not be able to retrieve your stored memories until the service is re-authenticated. The search capability relies on string matching, so using consistent tags in your descriptions will significantly improve retrieval quality over time.