A structured markdown framework for creating AI-ready knowledge graphs through categorized observations and linked relations.
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Memory Notes is a technical specification for creating well-structured markdown files that an AI agent can parse into a searchable knowledge graph. It moves beyond simple text files by enforcing a schema that includes YAML frontmatter, rich prose context, semantic observations, and typed relations. This approach ensures that information is not just stored, but is programmatically discoverable and contextually linked.
As part of the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, this skill empowers developers to build a persistent memory layer for their AI agents. By utilizing specific syntax for facts and connections, the agent can traverse complex topics, recall specific design decisions, and understand the lineage of project requirements through a sophisticated graph-based architecture.
[category] content syntax, making them atomic units of knowledge.To start using Memory Notes within your environment, ensure your AI agent has access to the Basic Memory toolset. You can create your first note using the following command structure:
# Example of creating a note via a CLI-integrated tool
write_note --title "Project Alpha" --tags "internal,docs" --content "# Project Alpha\n\nDetails here..."
Notes are automatically assigned a permalink based on their title, which allows them to be addressed via memory:// URLs immediately upon creation.
The Memory Notes skill organizes data into a consistent four-part structure within each markdown file:
| Component | Purpose | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Frontmatter | Metadata & Identity | YAML blocks with title, tags, and type. |
| Body | Contextual Prose | Free-form Markdown including headers and descriptions. |
| Observations | Atomic Facts | Unordered list using -[category] content #tag. |
| Relations | Graph Connections | Unordered list using type [[Target Title]]. |
All notes are addressable via the Memory URL scheme (e.g., memory://directory/note-title), providing a stable identifier that persists even if the physical file is moved.
memory://docs/* to gather context from entire directories at once.search_notes("[decision]").Loading
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