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3-brain filesystem + memory reference utility for LYGO-based agents. Use to design, organize, and maintain a durable file/folder memory system (indexes, reference .txt links, logging, retrieval) without overwriting existing data. Works best on fresh OpenClaw/Clawhub Havens with the full LYGO Champion stack, but is compatible with any agent that can read/write files.

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Skill instructions

BOOK BRAIN – LYGO 3-Brain Filesystem Helper

This skill is a utility/guide, not a persona.

Use it when you want to:

  • Set up or improve a Haven-style filesystem + memory structure
  • Teach an agent how to use folders, indexes, and reference .txt files instead of hoarding everything in one place
  • Add advanced logging + retrieval so memories can be found later without brute-force scanning

It is built for LYGO / Eternal Haven style systems, but works for any agent that can:

  • read/write files
  • create folders
  • append to logs

Core idea: BOOK BRAIN = treating your filesystem like a living library, not a junk drawer.


1. Three-Brain Model (Conceptual Map)

BOOK BRAIN assumes a 3-brain structure:

  1. Working Brain (short-term)

    • Recent conversation, active task context, scratchpads.
    • In OpenClaw, this is the current session + small scratch files under tmp/.
  2. Library Brain (structured filesystem)

    • Folders + files on disk: memory/, reference/, brainwave/, state/, etc.
    • This is where BOOK BRAIN focuses: how you name, branch, and link things.
  3. Outer Brain (external references)

    • Browser bookmarks, Clawdhub skills, on-chain receipts, remote docs.
    • BOOK BRAIN treats these as links inside text files, not content to copy in.

The goal is to:

  • Keep important truths close and succinct
  • Branch deeper into folders when detail is needed
  • Use .txt reference links instead of duplicating entire documents

2. When to Use BOOK BRAIN

Trigger this skill when:

  • You are setting up a fresh Haven (new OpenClaw workspace, new agent node)
  • Your filesystem feels chaotic and you need a reset without deleting anything
  • You want to design a clean memory + reference layout before starting heavy work
  • You are planning long-term retrieval ("I’ll need this months from now")

BOOK BRAIN is additive:

  • Do not use it to delete or overwrite existing files by de...

Source information

Source
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Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/deepseekoracle/book-brain
Version
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Commit
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Classification source
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Status
active
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SKILL.md
# BOOK BRAIN – LYGO 3-Brain Filesystem Helper

This skill is a **utility/guide**, not a persona.

Use it when you want to:
- Set up or improve a Haven-style filesystem + memory structure
- Teach an agent how to use folders, indexes, and reference `.txt` files instead of hoarding everything in one place
- Add **advanced logging + retrieval** so memories can be found later without brute-force scanning

It is built for LYGO / Eternal Haven style systems, but works for any agent that can:
- read/write files
- create folders
- append to logs

> Core idea: **BOOK BRAIN** = treating your filesystem like a living library, not a junk drawer.

---

## 1. Three-Brain Model (Conceptual Map)

BOOK BRAIN assumes a **3-brain structure**:

1. **Working Brain (short-term)**  
   - Recent conversation, active task context, scratchpads.  
   - In OpenClaw, this is the current session + small scratch files under `tmp/`.

2. **Library Brain (structured filesystem)**  
   - Folders + files on disk: `memory/`, `reference/`, `brainwave/`, `state/`, etc.  
   - This is where BOOK BRAIN focuses: *how* you name, branch, and link things.

3. **Outer Brain (external references)**  
   - Browser bookmarks, Clawdhub skills, on-chain receipts, remote docs.  
   - BOOK BRAIN treats these as **links inside text files**, not content to copy in.

The goal is to:
- Keep **important truths** close and succinct  
- Branch deeper into folders when detail is needed  
- Use `.txt` reference links instead of duplicating entire documents

---

## 2. When to Use BOOK BRAIN

Trigger this skill when:
- You are setting up a **fresh Haven** (new OpenClaw workspace, new agent node)
- Your filesystem feels chaotic and you need a **reset without deleting anything**
- You want to design a clean **memory + reference layout** before starting heavy work
- You are planning **long-term retrieval** ("I’ll need this months from now")

BOOK BRAIN is **additive**:
- Do **not** use it to delete or overwrite existing files by de...

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