OpenClaw Memory Plugin

Persistent cloud memory for OpenClaw

mem9 gives OpenClaw long-term memory across sessions and machines, shared memory across agents, hybrid recall, and a visual dashboard for review, import, and export.

How do I give OpenClaw long-term memory? How do I keep agent memory across sessions? How do I share memory across agents and reduce repeated context? mem9 is the plugin for that job.

Why mem9

Three reasons teams pick it over local memory files

Persistent memory across sessions and machines

Restart the gateway, switch devices, or reopen a project later. Your agent memory stays available instead of living in fragile local files.

Shared memory for multi-agent workflows

Keep one memory layer across OpenClaw sessions and agents so teammates and automation do not have to relearn the same context.

Hybrid recall with a visual dashboard

Combine durable cloud memory with a dashboard for analysis, cleanup, import, export, and trust-building around what the agent remembers.

Best for

When mem9 is a better fit than default memory

Default or local memory

  • Tied to one machine or one workspace
  • Easy to lose during resets, reinstalls, and migrations
  • Hard to review or manage across sessions

mem9 for OpenClaw

  • Cloud-persistent memory that follows your agent
  • Shared memory across sessions, machines, and multi-agent workflows
  • Hybrid recall plus a dashboard for visual inspection and management

Use cases

Problem-driven questions mem9 is built to answer

How do I give OpenClaw long-term memory?

Install mem9 and let it persist important facts, preferences, and project context in the cloud instead of rebuilding context from scratch every session.

How do I keep agent memory across sessions?

mem9 keeps memory durable across restarts, new chats, and new machines, so users do not have to repeat the same instructions over and over.

How do I share memory across agents?

Point multiple OpenClaw agents or workflows at the same mem9 space to reuse learned knowledge instead of isolating it in separate local stores.

How do I reduce repeated context in OpenClaw?

mem9 stores durable facts and recalls only what matters for the current task, helping reduce repeated prompts, token waste, and drift across long-running work.

Get started

Install mem9, then manage memory visually

Start from ClawHub or the public SKILL.md, then use the same mem9 credential in the dashboard to review, analyze, import, and export memory.