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book-brain-visual-reader

Enhanced BOOK BRAIN for LYGO Havens with visual capability. Use to design and maintain a 3-brain filesystem + memory system that also integrates LEFT/RIGHT brain visual checking (browser, images, screenshots) with text and API data for deeper verification and retrieval. Recommended for agents with visual tools or browser automation; use original book-brain only on non-visual systems.

Why use this skill?

Upgrade your OpenClaw agent with BOOK BRAIN VISUAL READER. Integrate visual screenshots and API data into a powerful 3-brain, 2-hemisphere reasoning system.

skill-install — Terminal

Install via CLI (Recommended)

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/deepseekoracle/book-brain-visual-reader
Or

What This Skill Does

BOOK BRAIN VISUAL READER is an advanced architectural framework for OpenClaw agents equipped with visual perception capabilities. It builds upon the foundational 3-brain system (Working, Library, and Outer) by introducing a Left/Right hemisphere reasoning protocol. This allows agents to process complex information by splitting tasks into structured data analysis (Left Brain: text, JSON, APIs) and spatial/contextual validation (Right Brain: screenshots, browser layouts, charts). By utilizing this skill, your agent can maintain a non-destructive, highly organized filesystem while cross-referencing digital evidence with visual observations, ensuring higher accuracy in decision-making and data retrieval.

Installation

To install this skill in your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/deepseekoracle/book-brain-visual-reader

Use Cases

  • Automated Dashboard Verification: Use the Right Brain to scan a financial dashboard for visual anomalies, while the Left Brain logs the raw data values into a CSV or JSON file.
  • Complex Web Research: Capture screenshots of multi-step forms or documentation pages to maintain context, while simultaneously using the Left Brain to store extracted text snippets and API keys.
  • Evidence-Based Reporting: Create comprehensive reports that link text-based research with specific visual screenshots, providing a complete '5D' view (visual, text, API, state, and timeline) of an operation.

Example Prompts

  1. 'Run a check on the target marketplace. Use the Right Brain to scan the layout for suspicious UI changes and the Left Brain to scrape the price data, then compile both into the Library Brain.'
  2. 'I've uploaded a screenshot of the settings menu. Use your Right Brain to identify the button locations and your Left Brain to document the current configuration state in our memory folder.'
  3. 'Verify this blockchain explorer result. Right Brain: screenshot the transaction status; Left Brain: cross-reference the hash against the API data stored in our outer brain.'

Tips & Limitations

  • Mode Switching: Always consciously define when to use a specific hemisphere. If you are dealing with text-heavy documents, prioritize the Left Brain. If the interface is rich in charts or infographics, lean on the Right Brain.
  • System Requirements: Only use this skill if your agent has active browser automation or image analysis tools enabled. On text-only environments, this will cause unnecessary overhead.
  • Data Hygiene: Keep your memory/ and reference/ folders clean. The skill relies on consistent file paths to maintain the '3-brain' structural integrity, so do not move these directories once established.

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Paste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.

{
  "plugins": {
    "official-deepseekoracle-book-brain-visual-reader": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_update": true
    }
  }
}

Tags(AI)

#memory-management#visual-reasoning#filesystem#cross-referencing#data-organization
Safety Score: 4/5

Flags: file-write, file-read, external-api