Recursive memory recall for persistent AI agents using RLM (Recursive Language Models). Implements the Anamnesis Architecture — "The soul stays small, the mind scales forever."
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---
name: deep-recall
description: Recursive memory recall for persistent AI agents using RLM (Recursive Language Models). Implements the Anamnesis Architecture — "The soul stays small, the mind scales forever."
metadata: {"openclaw": {"requires": {"bins": ["deno"], "env": ["FAST_RLM_DIR"]}, "homepage": "https://github.com/Stefan27-4/DeepRecall"}}
---
# DeepRecall — OpenClaw Skill
## Description
Recursive memory recall for persistent AI agents using RLM (Recursive Language Models).
Uses your existing OpenClaw LLM provider to recursively query memory files — no extra API keys needed.
## When to Use
- Agent needs to recall information from a large/growing memory store
- Memory files exceed the context window (~128K tokens)
- Agent needs to cross-reference across many daily log files
- Deep reasoning about historical decisions, patterns, or events
- Finding specific information across weeks/months of conversation history
## Requirements
### System Dependencies
- **[Deno](https://deno.com) 2+** — runtime for fast-rlm
- **[fast-rlm](https://github.com/avbiswas/fast-rlm)** — the RLM engine. Clone it locally and set `FAST_RLM_DIR=/path/to/fast-rlm`
- **PyYAML** (`pip install pyyaml`)
### OpenClaw Configuration (Required)
- A configured LLM provider in OpenClaw (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, Ollama, etc.)
- The skill **reads your OpenClaw config and credential files** (`~/.openclaw/`) to auto-detect your provider and API key
- No separate API key configuration needed — it reuses your existing OpenClaw setup
### Environment Variables
- `FAST_RLM_DIR` (required) — path to your cloned fast-rlm directory
- `OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE` (optional) — override workspace path (defaults to `~/.openclaw/workspace`)
## What This Skill Accesses
**DeepRecall reads local files and sends assembled context to your LLM provider:**
| What | Why | Where It Goes |
|------|-----|---------------|
| `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` | Find your LLM provider + model config | Stays local |
| `~/.openclaw/credentials/` | Read API keys (e.g. GitHub Copilot token) | Passed to fast-rlm process as env var |
| Workspace files (scope-dependent) | Build memory context for the query | Sent to your configured LLM provider via fast-rlm |
### Privacy Recommendations
- Use **`identity` or `memory` scope** unless you need broader search
- For maximum privacy, configure a **local model provider** (Ollama) so data never leaves your machine
- **Audit [fast-rlm](https://github.com/avbiswas/fast-rlm)** before running — it executes locally and receives your API key
## Files
- `deep_recall.py` — Main entry point (recall, recall_quick, recall_deep)
- `provider_bridge.py` — Reads OpenClaw config to resolve API keys + models
- `model_pairs.py` — Auto-selects cheap sub-agent model
- `memory_scanner.py` — Discovers and indexes agent memory files
- `memory_indexer.py` — Generates MEMORY_INDEX.md for efficient navigation
- `rlm_config_builder.py` — Generates fast-rlm config
## Quick Start
```python
from deep_recall import recall
result = recall("What did we discuss last week about the project?")
```
## Configuration
No additional API keys needed — DeepRecall reads your existing OpenClaw setup.
Override RLM settings via `config_overrides` parameter.
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