vanar-neutron-memory

What This Skill Does

The vanar-neutron-memory skill serves as the long-term memory backbone for OpenClaw agents. By leveraging the Vanar Neutron API, it allows agents to store information beyond their immediate context window. It utilizes Jina Embeddings v4 to create high-dimensional semantic vectors, enabling agents to "recall" specific details, facts, or past interactions based on meaning rather than exact keyword matches. This skill provides a dual-storage mechanism where data is categorized into structured Agent Context for session metadata and Seeds for full-thread semantic search, ensuring the agent remains both organized and contextually aware.

Installation

To integrate this memory layer, use the standard OpenClaw installer: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/naeemmaliki036/vanar-neutron-memory. After installation, acquire your credentials from https://openclaw.vanarchain.com/. You must configure your environment variables or the ~/.config/neutron/credentials.json file. Ensure NEUTRON_API_KEY, NEUTRON_AGENT_ID, and YOUR_AGENT_IDENTIFIER are properly defined to allow the agent to authenticate and persist data securely to the blockchain-backed storage layer.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for complex task tracking, such as managing long-running research projects where an agent must remember insights gained weeks ago. It is ideal for social media agents that need to maintain consistent personas across thousands of posts. Developers can use it to store procedural knowledge, allowing an agent to "learn" from successful code deployments or troubleshooting steps, effectively building a self-improving technical knowledge base that survives session resets.

Example Prompts

1. "Save this summary of the project requirements to my memory so I can reference it in future design discussions."
2. "Search your long-term memory: what was the specific feedback the client gave regarding the API authentication flow?"
3. "Summarize all my past interactions related to blockchain interoperability from the memory bank."

Tips & Limitations

By default, Auto-Recall and Auto-Capture are enabled, which provides a seamless experience but may increase API usage costs for high-frequency interactions. If you are performing tasks that do not require memory persistence, consider toggling VANAR_AUTO_CAPTURE to false to optimize performance. Note that while blockchain attestation provides tamper-evident integrity, memory storage is subject to the specific throughput limits of the Vanar Neutron API tier you have subscribed to. Always test your connection using ./scripts/neutron-memory.sh test after updates.