Workspace Files

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# OpenClaw Workspace Backup

This repository stores a **snapshot of the OpenClaw brain files** for the user *Majid Ali*. It is intended as a safety net in case the local machine fails, so the agent’s identity, style, user preferences, and memory can be restored quickly.

## What is included

- `SOUL.md` – high‑level identity, style, tone, and thinking guidelines for the AI employee (Rockey).
- `IDENTITY.md` – short identifier for the employee (name, role, emoji).
- `USER.md` – information about the human user (name, role, timezone, preferences).
- `MEMORY.md` – long‑term curated memory (may contain references, notes, or facts that the agent has deliberately remembered).
- `AGENTS.md` – the master instruction set that defines how the agent should operate on the OpenClaw platform.
- `TOOLS.md` – a catalogue of the tooling commands the agent can invoke.
- `HEARTBEAT.md` – scheduled heartbeat tasks configuration.
- `README.md` – **this file** – a brief description of the backup purpose.

## What is **excluded**

- Any **secrets** (API keys, passwords) are deliberately omitted.
- Session‑cache files, logs, or temporary runtime state (`*.log`, `*.cache`, `openclaw-workspace-state.json`, `state/`, `.openclaw/`, `.clawhub/`).
- The internal Git history of the original workspace (we create a fresh repo with a single commit).

## Restoring the workspace on a new machine

```bash
# 1️⃣ Install OpenClaw (follow the official install guide)
curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bash -s -- --no-onboard

# 2️⃣ Clone this backup repository
git clone https://github.com/Majid064/openclaw-workspace-files.git ~/.openclaw/workspace

# 3️⃣ Verify the files are present
ls -l ~/.openclaw/workspace

# 4️⃣ (Optional) Re‑run any onboarding steps if you need the gateway to start.
openclaw gateway restart
```

The above commands will recreate the exact brain files you see in this repo, allowing the OpenClaw gateway to pick up the same identity, style, and memory as before.