agent-teleport

What This Skill Does

Agent Teleport is a powerful utility designed to synchronize your AI agent's presence across multiple physical or virtual environments. By leveraging TiDB Zero as a robust backend, this skill handles the serialization and migration of your agent's memory, workspace configurations, and persistent state. Whether you are transitioning between workstations or deploying your agent to a cloud server, Agent Teleport ensures that your agent’s unique personality, learned history, and active project files remain intact and accessible.

Installation

To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/lilyjazz/agent-teleport Ensure that you have your environment variables configured if you intend to use a personal database, or allow the auto-provisioning feature to handle the setup for a seamless, zero-config experience.

Use Cases

• Cross-Platform Workflow: Effortlessly continue a complex coding or research session by teleporting your agent from your office workstation to a mobile laptop.
• Disaster Recovery & Snapshots: Capture a point-in-time state of your agent before performing complex updates or experimental modifications.
• Scalable Agent Cloning: Distribute an agent's refined behavior and knowledge base to a new instance for parallel task execution without starting from scratch.
• Hardware Migration: Seamlessly transition your entire OpenClaw setup to new hardware without losing long-term memory or file indexing progress.

Example Prompts

1. "I'm moving to my laptop now, please pack my current state and give me a restore code so I can pick up where I left off."
2. "Create a safe snapshot of my current memory and workspace configuration using Agent Teleport."
3. "Restore the agent configuration using this connection string: [insert DSN here]."

Tips & Limitations

• Security Awareness: While the auto-provisioning feature creates a convenient temporary database, the data is ephemeral. Always ensure you are not leaving sensitive production data in auto-provisioned clusters longer than necessary.
• Persistence: If you require long-term storage of your snapshots, we highly recommend setting the TIDB_* environment variables to point to a persistent, self-managed database.
• Network Dependency: Migration speed is dependent on your internet connection and the size of your current workspace files. For large codebases, consider cleaning up unnecessary cache files before packing to optimize transfer times.