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name: instruction anchor guard version: 1.1.0 description: Preserve user critical instructions across long sessions and context compaction. Use when users mark constraints as important/must/always/never/highest priority/rules, and enforce anchor checks before and after compaction to prevent plan drift. metadata: openclaw: emoji: " ANCHOR " category: resilience
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Prevent loss or drift of user-critical constraints during compaction, session restart, or long multi-turn tasks.
Trigger when any of these appear:
Store anchors in first available path:
memory/anchors.md
memory/instruction-anchors.md
.anchors.md (workspace root fallback only)Entry schema (append-only, one section per anchor):
## Anchor: <id>
- **source**: <session-id|message-id|user>
- **instruction**: <canonical instruction text>
- **verbatim**: <short quote from user>
- **priority**: P0 | P1 | P2
- **scope**: global | session | task:<id> | channel:<id>
- **createdAt**: <ISO-8601 timestamp>
- **expiresAt**: <ISO-8601 timestamp or "never">
- **status**: active | paused | expired | superseded
- **signature**: <stable hash of canonical instruction>
- **supersedes**: <anchor-id or none>
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---
name: instruction-anchor-guard
version: 1.1.0
description: Preserve user-critical instructions across long sessions and context compaction. Use when users mark constraints as important/must/always/never/highest-priority/rules, and enforce anchor checks before and after compaction to prevent plan drift.
metadata:
openclaw:
emoji: "[ANCHOR]"
category: resilience
---
# Instruction Anchor Guard
Prevent loss or drift of user-critical constraints during compaction, session restart, or long multi-turn tasks.
## When To Trigger
Trigger when any of these appear:
- User marks an instruction as important, critical, must, always, never, highest priority, rule, or constraint
- A task has more than 3 steps and spans multiple turns
- Compaction happened (or is likely) and the task has non-negotiable requirements
- Agent behavior shows possible drift from prior explicit user constraints
## Anchor Ledger Schema
Store anchors in first available path:
1. `memory/anchors.md`
2. `memory/instruction-anchors.md`
3. `.anchors.md` (workspace root fallback only)
Entry schema (append-only, one section per anchor):
```markdown
## Anchor: <id>
- **source**: <session-id|message-id|user>
- **instruction**: <canonical instruction text>
- **verbatim**: <short quote from user>
- **priority**: P0 | P1 | P2
- **scope**: global | session | task:<id> | channel:<id>
- **createdAt**: <ISO-8601 timestamp>
- **expiresAt**: <ISO-8601 timestamp or "never">
- **status**: active | paused | expired | superseded
- **signature**: <stable hash of canonical instruction>
- **supersedes**: <anchor-id or none>
```
## Workflow
### 1) Capture
- Parse latest user message for candidate anchor statements
- Keep only instruction/constraint content; remove examples/chatter
- Assign default values:
- priority: P1 (unless user says critical/highest -> P0)
- scope: session (unless user explicitly asks global/task scope)
- expiresAt: session end (unless user explicitly sets never/date)
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