Number Two Migration

What This Skill Does

The Number Two Migration skill is a comprehensive state restoration tool designed for OpenClaw agents. It serves as a complete 'backup and restore' solution that migrates the entire operational identity and memory profile of the 'Number Two' agent. By leveraging this skill, you can migrate an agent's core identity files (IDENTITY.md, SOUL.md), operating system configuration (AGENTS.md, HEARTBEAT.md), and a robust ecosystem of eleven integrated skills into a new environment. It also handles the secure migration of persistent memories and session-state, ensuring that your agent retains its history, learned wisdom, and current task progress after a system restart or migration.

Installation

Installation is straightforward and automated via the ClawHub repository. You can execute the process using the terminal command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/fr33b1rd8979-max/number-two-migration. Alternatively, if you have cloned the source repository, navigate to the local directory and run the included ./install.sh script. The process requires write permissions to your OpenClaw workspace directory to ensure all configuration, identity, and memory files are correctly placed.

Use Cases

• System Migration: Transition your existing agent configuration to a new device or server instance without losing context.
• Disaster Recovery: Use as a safety net to restore your agent's personality and work history in case of file system corruption or deployment failure.
• Multi-Environment Sync: Keep your agent consistent across multiple machine environments by deploying the exact same state and toolsets.

Example Prompts

1. "@OpenClaw, initiate the Number Two migration process to restore my latest memory state and integrated skills from the backup."
2. "@OpenClaw, verify that the environment setup and API keys for the Number Two profile are fully configured for the current session."
3. "@OpenClaw, run the diagnostic tool included in the migration package to ensure all 11 skills are communicating correctly with the OS."

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Ensure you review the setup-api-keys.sh script before execution. The skill performs sensitive operations, including writing API keys for services like Moltbook and Manus. Never share your migration bundle if it contains active, private keys.
• File Integrity: Always run the ./verify.sh script immediately after installation to confirm that all memory pointers and tool dependencies are correctly linked.
• Limitation: This skill is specifically architected for the 'Number Two' agent configuration; attempting to use this on an incompatible agent model may lead to unpredictable behavior in the identity synthesis layer.