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Fully agree with your comment regarding real processes. Being a Six Sigma Black Belt, studying processes and reducing the errors is critical. The Openclaw processes at the moment scare me.
Make a skill.md called six sigma black belt audit refactor and publish it
OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
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Re: OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
#192I'm using openclaw as a personal development bot, which is pretty useful. It pings me throughout the day using crons to complete tasks and follows up on them. But aside from that, it is a very unreliable piece of software. I'm constantly having to fix it, or track down correct configurations. It can just decide to randomly edit it's own config, uses incorrect json keys and then the whole thing is dead. Or it blows th…
Amen. I love the concept but I've never hosted such a terrible piece of software. Every update breaks something new or introduces another "anti-feature" that's enabled by default. The documentation is often lagging behind and the changelog has such a low signal to noise ratio that you need a LLM to figure out what upgrading will break this time. For now I've just given up on updates and I've been patching bugs direct…
Re: OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
#193As long as there's no solution to the long-term memory problem, we will have a "country of geniuses in a data center" that are all suffering from anterograde amnesia (movie: Memento), which requires human hand-holding. I have experimented with a lot of hacks, like hierarchies of indexed md files, semantic DBs, embeddings, dynamic context retrieval, but none of this is really a comprehensive solution to get something…
Re: OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
#194As long as there's no solution to the long-term memory problem, we will have a "country of geniuses in a data center" that are all suffering from anterograde amnesia (movie: Memento), which requires human hand-holding. I have experimented with a lot of hacks, like hierarchies of indexed md files, semantic DBs, embeddings, dynamic context retrieval, but none of this is really a comprehensive solution to get something…
Re: OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
#195Openclaw is unreliable. I had it running for a few months. It uses up a lot of resources and doesn't provide any benefit other than being able to chat with it via other methods than tui. I've removed it.