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memorylake-models-openclaw

v0.1.4

Published

Memorylake.ai model provider plugin for OpenClaw

Readme

memorylake-models-openclaw

Memorylake.ai model provider plugin for OpenClaw. Access all LLMs supported by Memorylake through a single API key.

An invitation code is currently required to use Memorylake.ai. Contact [email protected] to request one.

Requirements

  • OpenClaw installed and running
  • A Memorylake API key — get one here

Installation

openclaw plugins install memorylake-models-openclaw
openclaw gateway restart

Option 1 — Setup command (recommended)

Best for users who already have OpenClaw and just want to add Memorylake as a provider.

openclaw memorylake setup

What happens:

  1. Asks whether you have a Memorylake API key
  2. If not — shows where to sign up and how to get an invitation code
  3. Prompts for your API key and validates it live
  4. Lets you pick your default model (gpt-5.4 recommended)
  5. Writes config and restarts the gateway automatically

To skip the prompt and pass the key directly:

openclaw memorylake setup --api-key sk-...

Option 2 — Onboard wizard

Best for first-time OpenClaw setup, or if you prefer the guided onboarding experience.

openclaw onboard

Select Memorylake AI when prompted for a provider. The wizard will ask for your API key, validate it, and set gpt-5.4 as your default model. OpenClaw's built-in model picker runs afterwards to confirm or change the selection.

Running setup after onboard (or vice versa) is safe — it just updates your config with the latest key and model list.


Option 3 — Environment variable (CI / headless)

export MEMORYLAKE_API_KEY=sk-...

OpenClaw picks up the key automatically on startup — no wizard needed.


License

MIT