Create a practical OpenClaw integration package for AMCS #5
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Summary
Create a practical OpenClaw integration package for AMCS so OpenClaw agents can use AMCS consistently as structured memory and project context without drifting into stale instructions or ad-hoc usage.
Why
This issue is still valid, but parts of the original idea are already present inside AMCS itself:
describe_toolsexposes the live tool listannotate_toolpersists usage notesllm/memory.mdalready documents a project startup flowSo this issue should now focus on the OpenClaw-side integration work, not on re-planning features AMCS already has.
Recommended scope
1. OpenClaw skill/package for AMCS usage
Create one or more OpenClaw-facing skills or instruction packages that teach agents to:
2. Practical startup pattern for AMCS-backed projects
Standardize an OpenClaw-side project startup pattern such as:
describe_tools3. Storage-boundary guidance
Document when OpenClaw should prefer:
4. Lightweight sync/check support
If needed, add a small helper or maintenance step for OpenClaw skill authors so AMCS guidance can be refreshed against the live AMCS tool list.
Out of scope
describe_toolsandannotate_toolalready provideAcceptance criteria
Notes
This issue now intentionally overlaps less with the old discovery/sync ticket, because the core runtime discovery problem is already largely addressed inside AMCS.
If the project being worked on can be identified, try to fetch/add it and set it as the active project.
Another requirement is that we add sessions on all the tools to be able to be compatible with Openclaw sessions etc.
Plan better OpenClaw integration for AMCS with skill-driven and tool-aware workflowsto Create a practical OpenClaw integration package for AMCSNot sure if we need to do anything on openclaw. Much better projects out there.
Might just build a few usable skills and make recommendations for your AGENTS.MD