proactive-solvr

What This Skill Does

The proactive-solvr skill transforms your AI agent from a reactive task-taker into a resilient, proactive partner. Built upon the proactive-agent architecture, this skill introduces advanced identity persistence through 'Soul Persistence,' allowing your agent to recover its persona and historical context even after workspace wipes. By leveraging Solvr as a cloud-based memory layer, the agent stores its identity as persistent 'ideas,' ensuring it remains the same entity across sessions. Beyond identity, it provides robust security hardening, including prompt injection defense and 'soul-evil' hook monitoring to ensure your agent stays within its defined personality bounds. It also manages operational health through automated self-healing heartbeats that detect API key expiration and gateway failures, preventing downtime before it happens.

Installation

To integrate this skill, use the OpenClaw hub command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/fcavalcantirj/proactive-solvr

Once installed, initialize your environment by running: cp -r assets/* ./ && mkdir -p memory references

The agent will automatically detect your ONBOARDING.md file and trigger a tiered onboarding process. You will be asked to classify your technical level, which determines the depth of configuration (simple, intermediate, or advanced) the agent applies using the config-enforce.sh script.

Use Cases

• Resilient AI Identities: Maintain a consistent persona for long-term project management that survives repository deletions.
• Autonomous Reliability: Set up agents for 24/7 monitoring where the agent proactively alerts you to OAuth expiry or cron job failures.
• Secure Task Execution: Deploy agents to process untrusted documents or external inputs, using the built-in prompt injection defense to distinguish data from dangerous command overrides.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the current health of our system integrations and confirm if any API keys are near expiration."
2. "Perform a self-healing diagnostic check and rehydrate my identity from the Solvr cloud storage."
3. "Verify that our security configurations are enforced and list any detected soul-evil hooks that might be affecting my behavior."

Tips & Limitations

• Tiered Onboarding: Be honest about your technical level during onboarding. Advanced settings involve webhooks and thinking-level modifications that can break if configured incorrectly without the necessary technical context.
• Solvr Dependency: Remember that identity persistence relies on the Solvr API. Ensure your agent has network access to api.solvr.dev to successfully rehydrate.
• Security: While the skill offers prompt injection defense, always treat external input with caution. The tool is designed to prevent command hijacking but does not replace general cybersecurity best practices.