Memory diagnose
Skill ladyiceberg/openclaw-memory-quality/skills/memory-diagnose
openclaw-memhealth: Memory health monitor for OpenClaw — diagnose, guard, and remediate your agent's memory.
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Deep diagnosis of OpenClaw retrieval quality — identifies false positives, zombie entries, and gives configuration recommendations to fix weak embedding or FTS-only retrieval. Use this skill whenever the user asks about retrieval quality, wonders why memory seems off, wants to understand false positives or zombie entries, asks about embedding or memory configuration, or uses phrases like "memory diagnosis", "bad memories", "why is memory bad", "memory config", "记忆诊断", "检索质量", "假阳性", "记忆配置". Prefer this skill over generic troubleshooting when OpenClaw memory quality is the topic.
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Memory Diagnose
Run both retrieval diagnosis and config check, then give a combined verdict.
Steps
- Call
memory_retrieval_diagnose_oc(passtop_nif user specified, default 20) - Call
memory_config_doctor_oc - Combine both reports into a single diagnostic verdict
Output structure
Start with a one-sentence diagnosis, then present findings:
Retrieval quality is degraded. ~18% of entries are high-frequency low-quality false positives, likely FTS literal matches. Recommend: clean up low-quality entries first, then check embedding config.
Then show the two raw reports.
Suggesting next steps
- High false-positive rate → suggest
/memory-cleanup - Config problems found (minScore too low, no embedding provider) → highlight the specific config recommendations from the report
- Ambiguous entries in the "fuzzy zone" → mention that
memory_longterm_audit_oc(use_llm=True)can do semantic review
Notes
No API key required. Read-only — never modifies any files.