Setting up memoclaw-mcp for OpenClaw

Your OpenClaw agent wakes up fresh every session. You correct it, it apologizes, and next time it makes the same mistake. If you've been through this loop enough times, you've probably tried MEMORY.md or some other file-based workaround. Those work until they don't. memoclaw-mcp gives your agent actual memory through MCP tools. Store facts, recall them semantically, and stop repeating yourself. This walkthrough covers the install, the OpenClaw config, and a concrete example where the agent remembers a correction you made yesterday. What MCP does here If you're running MCP servers with OpenClaw already, you know the pattern: install a server, add it to your config, and your agent gets new tools. memoclaw-mcp adds four: memoclaw_store — save a memory with importance and tags memoclaw_recall — semantic search across everything stored memoclaw_list — browse stored memories memoclaw_delete — remove a memory by ID No skill install, no SDK code. Your agent calls these like any other MCP tool.