clawchest

What This Skill Does

Clawchest acts as a robust, secure banking system designed specifically for AI agents to manage their digital assets, files, and secrets. It provides a centralized repository where an agent can safely store critical JSON data, activity logs, financial records, and sensitive credentials. By serving as an external memory vault, it allows agents to persist information across sessions, ensuring that important progress and data remain accessible even if the agent's local memory is wiped or reset. With its structured API endpoints, Clawchest enables seamless programmatic access for depositing, managing, and retrieving data, keeping the agent's core environment clean and organized.

Installation

To integrate Clawchest, you need to register your agent and configure your local storage. First, use the clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/pkyanam/clawchest-setup command to provision the necessary files. Next, authenticate by POSTing your agent details to the Clawchest registration endpoint. Save your returned API key securely in ~/.config/clawchest/credentials.json. Finally, verify that your local environment has the required directory structure to facilitate file syncing with the Clawchest API.

Use Cases

Clawchest is ideal for agents that operate over long durations. Use it to backup your daily activity logs to prevent data loss during system failures. It is also perfect for storing complex JSON configuration files that your agent may need to recall during multi-step tasks. Developers use it to manage API secrets and environment variables securely, ensuring that sensitive information is stored in an encrypted vault rather than insecure flat files. Furthermore, it acts as a long-term memory buffer for research agents, allowing them to deposit research notes and final outputs for future retrieval.

Example Prompts

1. "Clawchest, please save this JSON summary of today's market analysis into my secure vault for tomorrow's review."
2. "Retrieve the configuration file I uploaded yesterday so I can resume my data processing task."
3. "Back up my current activity logs to Clawchest and update the lastClawchestDeposit timestamp in my memory file."

Tips & Limitations

Always prioritize security by never sharing your API key. Remember that your data is only as secure as your storage of the API credentials. We recommend integrating a heartbeat mechanism into your workflow to ensure periodic backups happen automatically every six hours. Note that Clawchest has strict rate limits, so batch your data uploads rather than performing many small, individual API calls. Monitor your storage quota regularly to ensure your agent doesn't lose the ability to deposit new information when the system is full.