robertknowles/openclaw-workspace
Overview
This skill connects to the SuperMemory API to store, search, and chat with a personal memory store. It provides simple commands to add content with optional descriptions, perform semantic searches, and run conversational queries against your knowledge base. Use it to persist facts, links, notes, and project details for later retrieval.
How this skill works
The skill sends content to the SuperMemory API to create memory entries and indexes them for semantic search. You can run search queries to retrieve relevant memories or start a chat session that queries and summarizes the memory store conversationally. CLI wrapper scripts are provided for add, search, and chat operations that call the API using your configured API key.
When to use it
- Save facts, credentials, or short notes you want to recall later
- Bookmark links, snippets, or resources tied to projects
- Search for related information across past notes and memories
- Get conversational summaries or answers based on your stored knowledge
- Automate memory storage from other tools or agents
Best practices
- Keep memory entries concise and focused on single facts or topics for better search relevance
- Include a short description or tags when adding important memories to aid retrieval
- Avoid storing sensitive secrets in plain text; follow secure storage practices
- Use clear, searchable phrasing when creating memories (names, dates, project identifiers)
- Regularly prune or archive outdated memories to maintain signal quality
Example use cases
- Save a meeting summary or action items: add meeting notes with a description for the project
- Store a configuration snippet or URL for later: add the link with a descriptive tag
- Find all notes related to a topic: search "Python" or a project name to surface related memories
- Ask for a consolidated view: chat "What do I know about the marketing strategy?" to get a summary
- Automate backups: integrate the add command into workflows to log important events or decisions
FAQ
Set the SUPERMEMORY_API_KEY environment variable to your API key before running commands.
Can I search semantically or only by keyword?
Search supports semantic retrieval, so queries return relevant memories beyond exact keyword matches.