vps-memory

name	vps-memory
description	Access Flo's long-term memory on the VPS (OpenClaw). ALWAYS use when the user says "memory", "memories", "remember", "souviens-toi", "rappelle-toi", "save memory", "search memory", "VPS memory", "OpenClaw", or mentions saving/searching past sessions or knowledge.
allowed-tools	Bash

Search or save memories on the VPS via OpenClaw's memory system. Flo's long-term memory lives on the VPS at `~/.openclaw/workspace/`.

NEVER edit MEMORY.md — it's curated by OpenClaw. Always create new files in memory/.

Key paths on VPS

• MEMORY.md (curated, READ-ONLY): /root/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORY.md
• Session memories (CREATE HERE): /root/.openclaw/workspace/memory/
• SQLite index: /root/.openclaw/memory/main.sqlite

<quick_start> Parse user intent, then run the matching command:

Search memories:

ssh vps 'cd /root/openclaw && docker compose exec openclaw-gateway node dist/index.js memory search "QUERY"'

Save a new memory:

ssh vps 'cat > /root/.openclaw/workspace/memory/YYYY-MM-DD-topic.md << '\''EOF'\''
# Session: YYYY-MM-DD (via Claude Code local)
## Topic
Content here

**Tags:** relevant, tags, here
EOF'

Then reindex:

ssh vps 'cd /root/openclaw && docker compose exec openclaw-gateway node dist/index.js memory index'

<intent_mapping>

• "search memory" / "cherche dans ma mémoire" / "tu te souviens" → search
• "save memory" / "retiens ça" / "souviens-toi" / "note ça" → save + reindex
• "show memories" / "list memories" → search with broad query </intent_mapping> </quick_start>

<success_criteria>

• Search: returns relevant memory results
• Save: file created on VPS + reindex completed successfully </success_criteria>