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@maasv/openclaw-memory

v0.1.0

Published

OpenClaw memory plugin powered by maasv — cognition layer with knowledge graph, lifecycle management, and experiential learning

Readme

openclaw-maasv

OpenClaw memory plugin powered by maasv — a cognition layer for AI agents.

Gives OpenClaw agents structured long-term memory backed by SQLite: 3-signal retrieval, a knowledge graph with temporal versioning, and experiential learning. All state lives locally in SQLite. LLM and embedding calls go to your configured provider (cloud by default, local supported).

Prerequisites

A running maasv server instance:

pip install "maasv[server,anthropic,voyage]"
maasv-server

See maasv for full setup details.

Setup

  1. Install the plugin:
openclaw plugins install @maasv/openclaw-memory
  1. Activate the memory slot:
// ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json
{
  plugins: {
    slots: { memory: "memory-maasv" },
    entries: {
      "memory-maasv": {
        enabled: true,
        config: {
          serverUrl: "http://127.0.0.1:18790",
          autoRecall: true,
          autoCapture: true,
          enableGraph: true
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

Core (always available)

  • memory_search — Retrieval using semantic similarity, keyword matching, and graph connectivity
  • memory_store — Store memories with automatic deduplication
  • memory_forget — Delete a memory by ID

Knowledge Graph (enableGraph: true)

  • memory_graph — Search entities, view entity profiles with relationships, create relationships

Wisdom (enableWisdom: true)

  • memory_wisdom — Log reasoning, record outcomes, attach feedback, search past wisdom

Auto-Recall & Auto-Capture

When enabled, the plugin automatically:

  • Recalls relevant memories before each agent turn (configurable via maxRecallResults and maxRecallTokens)
  • Captures entities and facts from conversations after each session

Both can be toggled independently in the config.

CLI

openclaw maasv health           # Check connection
openclaw maasv stats            # Detailed statistics
openclaw maasv search "query"   # Search memories

Architecture

[openclaw-maasv]          <- This plugin (TypeScript, npm)
     |  HTTP calls
     v
[maasv-server]            <- Python HTTP service (FastAPI)
     |  Python import
     v
[maasv]                   <- Cognition library (pip)
     |
     v
[SQLite + sqlite-vec]     <- All state lives here

The plugin sends raw text. maasv-server owns embeddings.