Moore 金字塔记忆系统

Moore's self-developed memory system ensures continuity across sessions. Never forget a cross-session task again.

The Problem It Solves

Before: Cross-session tasks were forgotten because there was no persistent todo tracking.

After: A 5-layer pyramid with a dedicated .todos.md file ensures every cross-session task persists.

Architecture

Workspace Memory (5 Layers)
├── MEMORY.md              — Permanent essence (always loaded at startup)
├── memory/monthly/        — Monthly summaries
├── memory/weekly/         — Weekly summaries
├── memory/*.md            — Daily diaries (last 14 days)
└── .todos.md             — Cross-session todo list (CRITICAL!)

Core Files

How Startup Works

On every session start, startup-read.js executes automatically:

Layer 1: MEMORY.md — Permanent essence
Layer 2: memory/monthly/*.md — All monthly summaries
Layer 3: memory/weekly/weekly-review-*.md — This month's weeks
Layer 4: memory/*.md — Last 14 days diaries
Layer 5: .todos.md — Cross-session todos ⭐

The .todos.md Rule (Critical!)

When to write to .todos.md:

• Masone asks you to create something that can't be completed immediately
• Any cross-session project, agreement, or pending action
• Examples: "publish this skill when network restores", "wait for Masone's input"

Format:

## 进行中
- [ ] Task description here

## 已完成
- [x] Completed task (keep for history)

After completion: Move the line from "进行中" to "已完成"

Conversation Summary Rule

After every conversation with Masone ends, write a summary immediately.

• When: Trigger words ("好的"/"就这样"/"结束了"), topic switch, 5 min silence
• Length: ≤2000 characters
• Where: memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md (today's diary)
• Format:

1. Topic (1 sentence)
2. Core content (bullet points)
3. Masone's preferences/corrections
4. Todo items
5. Self-reflection

Cron Configuration

Scripts Location

All scripts: ~/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/

Related Skills

• memos-memory-guide — MemOS memory tools (memory_search, etc.)
• memory-never-forget — Atkinson-Shiffrin memory model

History

_This skill documents Moore's own memory system._