This skill guides the maintenance of OpenClaw workspace files—the files that give an agent its identity, behavioral rules, environmental knowledge, and long-term memory. It helps agent operators, system admins, and memory engineers audit for bloat, set up new workspaces from scratch, distill daily logs into curated memory, and keep checklists and tool notes accurate. The goal is a workspace that fits the token budget and avoids stale or redundant content.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Installs: User-level installation of the openclaw-workspace skill · Claude Code
Run this command in a terminal to clone the skill into the recommended Claude Code user skills directory.
git clone https://github.com/win4r/openclaw-workspace ~/.claude/skills/openclaw-workspace
Installs: User-level installation of the openclaw-workspace skill · Claude Code
Manually copy the skill directory to `~/.claude/skills/openclaw-workspace/`, the recommended user-level location.
Installs: Per-project installation of the openclaw-workspace skill · Claude Code
Run from: The target project's root directory
From the target project's root directory, manually copy the skill directory to `.claude/skills/openclaw-workspace/`.
Uses openclaw-workspace
Use the openclaw-workspace skill to review my AGENTS.md for token efficiency. The file is at `<path-to-workspace>/AGENTS.md`. Identify the most important sources of bloat or redundancy and suggest a small first set of improvements without editing the file.