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memory-signal

为OpenClaw代理优化内存写入规范。通过维基链接、标签与语义化标题，确保内存条目在SignalGraph可视化中得到优化。适用于向MEMORY.md或每日日志写入数据时使用，以构建结构化的知识图谱。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: memory-signal
description: "Enhanced memory writing conventions for OpenClaw agents. Ensures memory entries are optimized for SignalGraph visualization using wikilinks, tags, and semantic headers. Use when writing to MEMORY.md or daily logs to create a structured knowledge graph."

Memory Signal

This skill provides the conventions for writing "Signal-Optimized" memory. These standards allow OpenClaw agents to build a structured, navigable knowledge graph that can be visualized by SignalGraph.

Core Syntax

Follow these three rules for every memory entry:

1. Wikilinks [[Concept]]

Create a "Hard Link" for every key entity. If a concept is important enough to track across multiple files, wrap it in double brackets.

  • •Example: "Started work on [[Protocol Black]]."
  • •Usage: Project names, unique tools, specific people, or persistent research topics.

2. Hashtags #Tag

Use tags to define the state or category of the entry. This allows for global filtering.

  • •Common Tags:
    • •#decision: A choice made that affects the future of the project.
    • •#milestone: A significant achievement or release.
    • •#project: Used when defining a new workspace or repo.
    • •#research: Findings from web search or documentation review.
    • •#todo: A pending task (use alongside standard markdown checkboxes).
    • •#continuity: Notes specifically intended to bridge gaps between sessions.

3. Semantic Headers ## Header

Treat ## level headers as Event Nodes. Every distinct update or thought block should have its own header. SignalGraph treats these as "milestones" on the timeline.

Best Practices

The Bridge Pattern

To link two concepts that aren't inherently related, mention them in the same paragraph using wikilinks.

  • •Good: "Integrated [[Context-Drift]] metrics into the [[Monitor]] dashboard."
  • •Result: Creates a direct relationship edge between these two nodes in the graph.

Daily Log Format (memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md)

Always use a ## header for your summary.

markdown
## Integration Breach

- Integrated [[Context-Drift]] into [[Monitor]]. #milestone
- Decided to keep the standalone repo for reference. #decision

Durable Memory (MEMORY.md)

Use tags to categorize long-term preferences.

markdown
## SSH Configuration
- Prefers using `cyberdeath` alias for the Mac. #preference

When to use this skill

  • •During Automatic Memory Flush (pre-compaction).
  • •When a user says "Remember this" or "Take a note."
  • •When finishing a project or reaching a major milestone.