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engrm-openclaw-plugin

v0.1.2

Published

Native Engrm shared memory plugin for OpenClaw

Readme

Engrm OpenClaw Plugin

Native OpenClaw integration for Engrm.

Engrm gives OpenClaw shared memory across devices, sessions, and agents. The same memory layer can be reused across OpenClaw, Claude Code, and Codex.

What It Does

  • injects a compact Engrm startup brief before prompt build
  • exposes real Engrm tools inside OpenClaw
  • adds a native /engrm command with connect, status, and disconnect
  • saves a session digest and structured memory after successful agent runs
  • emits OpenClaw telemetry so the Engrm dashboard can identify OpenClaw activity
  • supports general work context, not only coding sessions

Included OpenClaw Tools

  • engrm_status
  • engrm_connect
  • engrm_recent
  • engrm_search
  • engrm_delivery_review

Install

openclaw plugins install engrm-openclaw-plugin

Then restart OpenClaw or the OpenClaw gateway.

Update

If the plugin is already installed, update it in place instead of reinstalling:

openclaw plugins update engrm

To update all npm-installed plugins at once:

openclaw plugins update --all

OpenClaw tracks npm-installed plugins and updates them cleanly once the first install has happened.

Connect

In an OpenClaw chat:

/engrm connect

That opens browser auth and links the current OpenClaw machine to your Engrm account.

You can verify with:

/engrm status

Notes

  • This plugin stays quiet if Engrm is not connected yet.
  • Older low-signal OpenClaw session data may still appear in the dashboard until newer, cleaner sessions replace it.
  • Source lives in the public Engrm repo: github.com/dr12hes/engrm