No Amnesia
What it does
No Amnesia helps OpenClaw remember what matters.
It adds a practical memory continuity layer designed to reduce lost context after restarts, compaction, and crashes. The goal is simple: keep active work recoverable so you spend less time rebuilding context and more time moving the business forward.
Who it's for
Use No Amnesia if:
- your OpenClaw setup forgets active work
- restarts cause continuity loss
- session recovery feels inconsistent
- you want a cleaner reliability foundation before adding more complexity
- you need a business-friendly way to reduce memory-related operational drift
Core outcomes
- better continuity across session interruptions
- clearer recovery structure after restart or crash
- practical checkpoints for ongoing work
- less "what were we doing again?" overhead
- a stronger base for dependable operations
What’s inside
Depending on how you install it, No Amnesia can include:
- memory continuity structure
- recovery workflow guidance
- restart and reload checklists
- practical operating habits for preserving context
- implementation notes for fitting the system into an existing workspace
Installation
- Review the package before making changes.
- Back up your current memory and recovery files.
- Place the included components into the appropriate OpenClaw locations.
- Update any paths or names to fit your workspace.
- Reload the relevant parts of your setup.
- Run a controlled recovery test to confirm continuity is working.
Recommended test
Before relying on it fully:
- Create a small task with clear context.
- Trigger a restart or recovery scenario.
- Confirm the task context reloads correctly.
- Adjust the file layout or hooks if needed.
Why this is free
No Amnesia is the free lead-magnet version built to solve one of the most common operational problems fast: memory loss.
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Notes
- Keep your existing memory files backed up before installation.
- Test with a small workflow first.
- Use this as a foundation for a broader reliability stack, not as a substitute for good operating discipline.