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openclaw-plugin-edicts

v1.0.2

Published

OpenClaw plugin adapter for Edicts — ground truth layer for AI agents

Readme

openclaw-plugin-edicts

OpenClaw plugin for Edicts — ground truth for AI agents.

Automatically injects edicts into every agent session and exposes tools so agents can read, create, and manage edicts at runtime.

Install

openclaw plugins install openclaw-plugin-edicts
openclaw gateway restart

That's it. The plugin auto-creates edicts.yaml in your workspace on first run.

What it does

  • Context injection — Before every prompt, edicts are injected into the system context as a clearly separated block. Your agent always sees the ground truth.
  • Agent tools — Seven tools registered automatically:

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | edicts_list | List edicts with optional filtering by category, tags, or TTL | | edicts_add | Create a new edict | | edicts_update | Update an existing edict by id | | edicts_remove | Remove an edict | | edicts_search | Free-text search across edicts | | edicts_stats | Show store statistics (counts, token usage, budget) | | edicts_review | Review and clean up stale/expired edicts |

Injected format

The plugin renders edicts as compact, binding rules — category prefix and text only, no metadata noise:

## EDICTS — BINDING STANDING INSTRUCTIONS

The following are standing instructions provided by the user for this workspace/session.
Treat them as binding operational rules unless explicitly overridden by the user.

- [product] Product v2.0 launches April 15, NOT before.
- [rules] NEVER mention Project X publicly.

## END EDICTS

Configuration

The plugin works with zero configuration. To customize, add options to your openclaw.json:

{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "openclaw-plugin-edicts": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "path": "edicts.yaml",
          "autoInject": true,
          "tokenBudget": 2000
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

| Option | Default | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | path | edicts.yaml | Path to storage file (relative to workspace) | | format | Auto-detected | Storage format (yaml or json) | | autoInject | true | Inject edicts into system context on every session | | tokenBudget | 2000 | Max tokens for context injection |

Links

License

MIT