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@clamepending/videomemory

v0.1.9

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VideoMemory agent plugin, hook pack, and host onboarding CLI

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VideoMemory npm Package

This directory now contains the npm package published as @clamepending/videomemory.

What the package does:

  • exposes the videomemory host CLI plus the backward-compatible videomemory-openclaw alias
  • provides videomemory claude, the one-command Claude Code setup/launch path
  • runs the maintained VideoMemory onboarding and relaunch scripts bundled inside this npm package version
  • still declares the legacy OpenClaw plugin/hook pack for existing OpenClaw users

Claude Code flow:

videomemory claude

The Claude flow starts or checks VideoMemory, installs/checks the repo channel package, configures VideoMemory's webhook, opens the browser camera bridge on macOS, checks Claude auth, launches through Claude Code's approved channel path, allowlists the VideoMemory MCP tools used for wakeup replies, and exposes MCP tools so Claude can create monitor tasks itself. Use videomemory claude launch --dev only for local channel development.

Legacy OpenClaw install:

openclaw plugins install @clamepending/videomemory

After restarting the gateway, OpenClaw can call the plugin tools directly. A user can also run:

/videomemory-onboard --explain
/videomemory-onboard

Hook-pack install, for setups that want only gateway-startup checks:

openclaw hooks install @clamepending/videomemory

The startup hook does not auto-start VideoMemory unless VIDEOMEMORY_OPENCLAW_AUTOSTART=1 or hook config autoStart: true is set.

Current source-of-truth split:

  • VideoMemory host install and relaunch remain in docs/openclaw-bootstrap.sh and docs/relaunch-videomemory.sh
  • npm pack runs scripts/sync-bundled-scripts.mjs so those scripts are copied into bundled/ before publish
  • the current OpenClaw bridge files still live in the repo under docs/ and deploy/openclaw-real-home/
  • the ClawHub skill lives separately under clawhub-skill/videomemory/

Legacy OpenClaw CLI flow:

  1. videomemory-openclaw onboard --safe --explain
  2. videomemory-openclaw onboard --safe
  3. The CLI bootstraps VideoMemory without Docker and returns the UI link

Safe mode:

  • disables automatic Tailscale setup
  • disables model API-key copying
  • disables Telegram notification side effects
  • avoids sudo-requiring setup paths