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hippocampus-subagent-memory

Isolate and coordinate sub-agent memory in OpenClaw with Hippocampus using scoped IDs, bounded merge-back, and explicit cross-agent imports.

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Hippocampus Subagent Memory

Use this skill when OpenClaw spawns sub-agents that need their own memory without contaminating the parent agent context.

Use It For

  • creating isolated sub-agent memory namespaces
  • preventing accidental memory leakage across siblings
  • returning only bounded summaries or artifacts to the parent
  • coordinating explicit import from child to parent

Preferred Flow

  1. Spawn a child with a scoped HIPOKAMP_SUBAGENT_ID.
  2. Let the child write only into its own namespace.
  3. Return a bounded result package at the end of the task.
  4. Import back to parent only what is explicitly approved.

Guidance

  • Default to isolation.
  • Do not flatten full child memory into the parent.
  • Prefer summary, artifacts, and references over transcript copy.
  • Tag child memory with session and parent linkage metadata.
  • Root-agent bootstrap should happen once in the portal; child agents should inherit scope automatically and should not require separate portal signup.

Related

  • hippocampus-memory-core for core memory operations
  • hippocampus-openclaw-onboarding for base config
  • @hippocampus/openclaw-context-engine for automated spawn/end lifecycle hooks

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/cezexpl/hippocampus-subagent-memory
Version
—
Commit
e3c1532bf184ababc44a0ecc482fa4025d06380f
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# Hippocampus Subagent Memory

Use this skill when OpenClaw spawns sub-agents that need their own memory
without contaminating the parent agent context.

## Use It For

- creating isolated sub-agent memory namespaces
- preventing accidental memory leakage across siblings
- returning only bounded summaries or artifacts to the parent
- coordinating explicit import from child to parent

## Preferred Flow

1. Spawn a child with a scoped `HIPOKAMP_SUBAGENT_ID`.
2. Let the child write only into its own namespace.
3. Return a bounded result package at the end of the task.
4. Import back to parent only what is explicitly approved.

## Guidance

- Default to isolation.
- Do not flatten full child memory into the parent.
- Prefer summary, artifacts, and references over transcript copy.
- Tag child memory with session and parent linkage metadata.
- Root-agent bootstrap should happen once in the portal; child agents should
  inherit scope automatically and should not require separate portal signup.

## Related

- `hippocampus-memory-core` for core memory operations
- `hippocampus-openclaw-onboarding` for base config
- `@hippocampus/openclaw-context-engine` for automated spawn/end lifecycle hooks

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