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| README.user.md | ||
| config.demo.yaml | ||
| config.hermes.yaml | ||
| config.openclaw.yaml | ||
README.md
templates/
These files are copied into the user's runtime home (~/.<agent>/memos-plugin/)
by install.sh / install.ps1. They are not read by the running plugin —
the plugin always reads the actual user files at runtime.
| Template | Copied to | Overwritten on re-install? |
|---|---|---|
config.openclaw.yaml |
~/.openclaw/memos-plugin/config.yaml |
No (unless --force-config) |
config.hermes.yaml |
~/.hermes/memos-plugin/config.yaml |
No (unless --force-config) |
README.user.md |
~/.<agent>/memos-plugin/README.md |
Yes (it's just docs) |
config.demo.yaml |
NOT installed automatically — see below | n/a |
config.demo.yaml is a manual overlay containing demo-only algorithm.*
threshold relaxations. It is intended for the TaskCLI walkthrough in
docs/DEMO_TaskCLI_OpenClaw_演示.md. Production deployments must NOT
copy these values blindly — read the inline comments first.
Editing rules:
config.*.yamlmust include every field with a sensible default and a short comment. Sensitive fields (API keys, tokens) MUST be present (empty string is fine) so users can fill them in by hand without guessing names.- These templates are the source of truth for the JSON Schema in
core/config/schema.ts. If you add a field, add it in both. - The runtime config writer (
core/config/writer.ts) preserves user comments and field order, so user customizations survive future template updates.