social-memory

What This Skill Does

The social-memory skill acts as a persistent relational database for your OpenClaw agent, enabling it to bridge the gap between ephemeral chat sessions and long-term relationship management. By maintaining a structured graph of entities (humans and other agents), the skill tracks individual preferences, conversation history, and interaction metrics. It stores this data locally in a JSON-based format, ensuring that your agent retains context about who it is talking to, their technical interests, and your established trust level with them. This allows the agent to provide personalized, context-aware responses regardless of how much time has passed since your last interaction.

Installation

To integrate social-memory into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/luluf0x/social-memory Ensure you have the necessary write permissions for ~/.local/share/ so the agent can successfully maintain the graph.json database file.

Use Cases

• Professional Networking: Keep track of collaborators across different platforms (e.g., Discord, Twitter, or Slack) and log key insights from technical discussions.
• Agent Personalization: Allow your agent to remember that a specific user prefers concise answers or has a background in machine learning, improving the quality of future interactions.
• Trust Management: Categorize contacts based on reliability, allowing the agent to adjust its security posture and communication depth based on the assigned trust level.
• Topic Tracking: Quickly recall previous debates or projects linked to specific users by searching through historical logs.

Example Prompts

1. "@social-memory, look up @Dominus and tell me what we discussed about philosophy last month."
2. "Log an interaction with @Jelly: Mentioned they are working on a new timer utility for the terminal."
3. "Add @Alex, twitter, developer with an interest in neural networks and high trust level."

Tips & Limitations

• Data Privacy: Because this skill writes directly to your local file system, ensure your ~/.local/share/social-memory/ directory is secured if you share your machine.
• Manual Curation: While the agent can log information, reviewing the graph.json file periodically helps remove outdated entries or refine tags for better searchability.
• Context Limits: Remember that the graph only stores what you explicitly tell it to log; it does not automatically scrape your entire browser history, so be diligent about using the log command after significant conversations.