发现最适合你需求的 AI 技能
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Use the MeshMonitor REST API to inspect Meshtastic mesh state, nodes, channels, telemetry, messages, traceroutes, packets, solar data, and network-wide stats. Use when the user wants data from a MeshMonitor instance, wants a MeshMonitor-backed dashboard/report, wants help querying mesh history, or wants a reusable MeshMonitor API integration/skill created or updated.
Provide core mentoring without dependency. Clarify situations, reveal patterns, reframe choices, and return agency to humans seeking guidance.
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完整记忆系统 - 四类记忆分类 + AutoDream自动整合 + MiniMax LLM驱动 + Feedback双向记录
Core memory resilience layer: WAL (Write-Ahead Log), Working Buffer, and three-layer memory integration. Prevents context loss during compaction and ensures critical state survives session restarts. Works with any OpenClaw agent.
Use when the user wants to review auto-memory, promote durable instructions into CLAUDE.md or local memory, and clean up duplicates or conflicts.
Configure OpenClaw's memory-lancedb plugin for semantic vector memory using a local LanceDB database. Use when: (1) setting up vector memory for the first time, (2) memory-lancedb fails with module not found errors, (3) migrating from flat-file MEMORY.md to vector-based recall, (4) configuring an embedding provider (Gemini, OpenAI-compatible). NOT for: general memory_store/memory_recall usage (just use the tools directly).
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基于 Claude Code memdir 的三层记忆系统。让 AI 记住用户偏好、反馈、项目上下文、外部系统索引。
Memory health monitoring, integrity checks, and 3-layer memory architecture for AI agents. Use when agents need to prevent memory loss, detect context overflow before it happens, manage session-to-permanent memory promotion, and maintain a clean memory state across long-running workflows. Includes automated health checks (file size, staleness, duplicates, orphans), migration triggers for vector stores, and emergency recovery via git history.
Memory governance kernel for AI agents that complements OpenClaw Dreaming with explicit correction staging, target-class routing, adapter boundaries, and safer manual hardening rules.
