Personal knowledge base for capturing and retrieving information about people,
places, restaurants, games, tech, events, media, ideas, and organizations.
Use when: user mentions a person, place, restaurant, landmark, game, device,
event, book/show, idea, or company. Trigger phrases: "remember", "note that",
"met this person", "visited", "played", "what do I know about", etc.
Brain entries take precedence over daily logs for named entities.
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Personal knowledge base for capturing and retrieving information about people,
places, restaurants, games, tech, events, media, ideas, and organizations.
Use when: user mentions a person, place, restaurant, landmark, game, device,
event, book/show, idea, or company. Trigger phrases: "remember", "note that",
"met this person", "visited", "played", "what do I know about", etc.
Brain entries take precedence over daily logs for named entities.
Brain Skill — 2nd Brain Knowledge Base
A personal knowledge management system for capturing and retrieving information about people, places, things, and ideas.
When to Use This Skill
Brain takes precedence over daily logs for named entities.
Trigger this skill when:
User asks you to remember someone, something, or somewhere
User shares information about a person, place, game, tech, event, media, idea, or organization
User expresses a preference about an entity ("I like X at Y restaurant" → update Y's file)
User asks about something that might be in the brain ("Who was that guy from...", "What did I think about...")
User updates existing knowledge ("Actually, he's 27 now", "I finished that game")
Keywords that trigger: "remember", "note that", "met this person", "visited", "played", "watched", "read", "idea:", "what do I know about", "who is", "where was"
⚠️ Do NOT put brain-eligible content in daily logs. If it's a named entity (person, place, restaurant, product, game, etc.), it belongs in brain/, not memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md. Daily logs are for session context and ephemeral notes only.
🚨 MEDIA FILES MUST BE SAVED. When user sends photos/audio/video/PDFs about a brain entry, you MUST save the actual file to attachments/. Transcribing content is NOT the same as saving the file. Do BOTH.
Data Location
All brain data lives in:
~/.openclaw/workspace/brain/
brain/
people/ # Contacts, people you've met
places/ # Restaurants, landmarks, venues
games/ # Video games and interactions
tech/ # Devices, products, specs, gotchas
events/ # Conferences, meetups, gatherings
media/ # Books, shows, films, podcasts
ideas/ # Business ideas, concepts, thoughts
orgs/ # Companies, communities, groups
Search & Retrieval
This skill uses OpenClaw's built-in memory_search and memory_get tools, which work out of the box with any configured memory backend.
Searching
Use memory_search for all brain lookups:
memory_search("Raven Duran") # find a person
memory_search("Mamou Prime restaurant") # find a place
memory_search("what games has Raven played") # natural language
memory_search works transparently whether the backend is the built-in SQLite indexer or QMD. No direct CLI calls needed.
Reading a File
Use memory_get to read a specific brain file once you know its path:
