git clone https://github.com/openclaw/skills
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openclaw/skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/amlyx/three-dimensional-memory" ~/.claude/skills/openclaw-skills-three-dimensional-memory && rm -rf "$T"
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openclaw/skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/amlyx/three-dimensional-memory" ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-skills-three-dimensional-memory && rm -rf "$T"
skills/amlyx/three-dimensional-memory/SKILL.mdthree-dimensional-memory
Three-Dimensional Memory System for AI Assistants — 人类思维方式的文件记忆管理
A memory management system that mirrors human cognition: organized by time, conversation, and topics.
🎯 Why This Skill?
Traditional file management organizes by file type (docs, images, videos). Humans don't think that way.
Humans remember:
- When it happened (time)
- What was said (conversation)
- What it was about (topic)
This skill creates a three-dimensional memory space for AI assistants and their users.
🧠 The Three Dimensions
Dimension 1: Timeline Memory
memory/ ├── 2026-02-21.md ← What happened today ├── 2026-02-22.md ← What happened today └── 2026-02-23.md ← What happened today
Purpose: Daily work logs, chronological record of events
Update frequency: Daily
Content: Tasks completed, decisions made, meetings held
Dimension 2: Conversation Stream
AI-memory-backup/ ├── backup-20260221.md ← Complete conversation transcript ├── backup-20260222.md ← Complete conversation transcript └── backup-20260223.md ← Complete conversation transcript
Purpose: Full context preservation, searchable dialogue history
Update frequency: Per conversation
Content: Every word exchanged, including user messages and AI responses
Dimension 3: Topic Network
topic-memory/ ├── project-product-launch/ │ ├── proposal-v1.md │ ├── proposal-v2.md │ └── final-version.md │ ├── decision-org-restructure/ │ ├── options-considered.md │ ├── final-decision.md │ └── implementation-plan.md │ └── knowledge-market-analysis/ ├── competitor-research.md └── trend-report.md
Purpose: Project-centric information aggregation
Update frequency: As projects evolve
Content: All documents, decisions, and knowledge related to a specific topic
📁 Recommended File Structure
workspace/ │ ├── memory/ ← Dimension 1: Timeline │ ├── 2026-02-21.md │ ├── 2026-02-22.md │ └── 2026-02-23.md │ ├── AI-memory-backup/ ← Dimension 2: Conversation │ ├── backup-20260221.md │ ├── backup-20260222.md │ └── backup-20260223.md │ ├── topic-memory/ ← Dimension 3: Topics │ ├── project-[name]/ │ ├── decision-[name]/ │ ├── system-[name]/ │ └── knowledge-[name]/ │ ├── skills/ ← AI capabilities │ ├── MEMORY.md ← AI's long-term identity ├── SOUL.md ← AI's personality └── USER.md ← User preferences
🚀 Quick Start
Step 1: Initialize Structure
Create the three directories in your workspace:
mkdir -p memory mkdir -p AI-memory-backup mkdir -p topic-memory
Step 2: Daily Workflow
Every day, the AI should:
-
Write to
memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md- Summary of today's work
- Decisions made
- Tasks completed
-
Backup conversation to
AI-memory-backup/backup-YYYYMMDD.md- Full transcript
- Important context
- User preferences learned
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Update relevant
folderstopic-memory/- Add new documents to projects
- Update decision records
- Consolidate knowledge
Step 3: Access Information
Find by time: "What did we do on Monday?" → Check
memory/
Find by context: "What exactly did I say about pricing?" → Check
AI-memory-backup/
Find by topic: "Where's the product launch plan?" → Check
topic-memory/project-product-launch/
📝 Example: A Day in Three Dimensions
Scenario: Product Strategy Meeting
Dimension 1 - memory/2026-02-23.md:
# 2026-02-23 Work Log ## Morning - Product strategy meeting with CEO - Decided on three-tier pricing model - Delayed launch by 2 weeks for additional testing ## Afternoon - Drafted pricing proposal - Created financial projections - Scheduled follow-up for tomorrow ## Decisions - ✅ Adopt tiered pricing (Basic/Pro/Enterprise) - ✅ Delay launch from March 1 → March 15 - ❌ Do not offer early-bird discounts
Dimension 2 - AI-memory-backup/backup-20260223.md:
# Conversation Backup - 2026-02-23 ## Product Pricing Discussion User: "We need to decide on pricing today." AI: "What are you considering?" User: "I'm thinking three tiers: $29, $99, $299" AI: "Have you considered the psychology of pricing? $29 might signal 'cheap', $299 signals 'premium'." User: "Good point. Let's go with $39, $99, $299" [Full conversation continues...]
Dimension 3 - topic-memory/project-product-launch/:
# Product Launch Project ## pricing-strategy.md (updated today) Final decision: Three-tier model - Starter: $39/month - Professional: $99/month - Enterprise: $299/month ## timeline.md (updated today) Launch date: March 15, 2026 (delayed from March 1) ## key-decisions.md - Pricing tiers finalized (2026-02-23) - Launch delayed for QA (2026-02-23)
💡 Best Practices
For Users
- Review daily logs weekly - Quick scan of what happened
- Search conversation backups - Find exact quotes and context
- Use topic folders - Navigate by project, not by file type
- Keep MEMORY.md updated - AI's identity and your preferences
For AI Assistants
- Update all three dimensions daily - Don't skip any
- Be consistent with naming - Use clear, searchable topic names
- Cross-reference - Link between dimensions when relevant
- Maintain the index - Keep a master index of active topics
🔍 Troubleshooting
"I can't find a file" → Check all three dimensions. If it's not in timeline or topic, search conversation backup.
"There's duplicate information"
→ That's by design! Timeline shows when, topic shows what, conversation shows why.
"The AI forgot what we discussed" → Check AI-memory-backup/. The full context is there.
🌟 Why It Works
Traditional file management: "Where did I save that document?"
Three-dimensional memory: "We discussed pricing in yesterday's meeting" → Check
memory/2026-02-23.md → Find reference to topic-memory/project-pricing/ → Open latest version
Result: Find files in 10 seconds instead of 5 minutes.
📄 Metadata
- Author: @openclaw-user
- Created: 2026-02-23
- Version: 1.0.0
- License: MIT
- Tags: memory, organization, productivity, workflow
"The best file system is the one you don't have to think about."