omi-me

What This Skill Does

The omi-me integration for OpenClaw provides a powerful bridge between your local AI agent and the Omi.me ecosystem. This skill enables full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations and synchronization capabilities for your digital memory bank. It allows OpenClaw to retrieve, organize, and act upon your stored memories, pending action items (tasks), and past conversations, effectively turning your Omi.me data into a searchable, actionable knowledge base for your automation workflows.

Installation

To install this skill, use the OpenClaw hub command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/dexiaong/omi-meh. Once installed, you must perform the setup to authenticate with your Omi.me account. You can run bash /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/workspace/skills/omi-me/scripts/setup.sh to trigger an automated configuration that sets up your configuration directory and path aliases. Alternatively, you can manually generate a developer API key via the Omi.me developer portal and save it to ~/.config/omi-me/token. Ensure you verify the connection by running omi-token.sh test to ensure your agent can communicate with the backend.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for users who want to offload cognitive tasks to their AI agent. You can use it to maintain a list of 'Action Items' pulled directly from your Omi recordings, or use the 'Memories' functionality to store personal preferences that OpenClaw will recall in future sessions. It is also excellent for 'Conversations' management, allowing the agent to audit past discussions and synthesize them into new reports or summaries.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my Omi tasks for today and create a priority summary of the three most urgent items."
2. "Search my Omi memories for the project notes I saved last week and draft a response based on those details."
3. "Mark the task with ID 104 as completed and create a new memory stating that the project is now officially finished."

Tips & Limitations

Always ensure your API token is stored with restricted file permissions (chmod 600) for security. The skill relies on active network connectivity to sync with the Omi.me servers; if you are offline, local operations may fail to update the remote state. Regularly use omi tasks list to keep your task queue organized, and leverage the --due flag when creating tasks to help OpenClaw prioritize your workflow effectively. Note that high-frequency API calls might reach rate limits depending on your Omi.me subscription tier.