OpenClaw Hyperspell Plugin

OpenClaw plugin for Hyperspell - Context and memory for your AI agents.

Installation

openclaw plugins install --dangerously-force-unsafe-install @hyperspell/openclaw-hyperspell

Note: The --dangerously-force-unsafe-install flag is required because OpenClaw's automated install scanner detects standard operations that are essential to how the plugin works — opening your browser during setup, scheduling background jobs, and securely communicating with the Hyperspell API. These are normal, expected behaviors and the plugin does not execute arbitrary code or access data beyond what is needed to function. The source is fully open and auditable in this repository.

Quick Start

Run the interactive setup wizard:

openclaw openclaw-hyperspell setup

The setup wizard will guide you through:

1. Creating a Hyperspell account (if you don't have one)
2. Configuring your API key
3. Setting up your User ID for multi-tenant memory
4. Connecting your apps (Notion, Slack, Google Drive, etc.)
5. Enabling memory sync for local markdown files
6. Syncing existing memory files to Hyperspell

Manual Configuration

Add to your openclaw.json:

{
  "plugins": {
    "slots": {
      "memory": "openclaw-hyperspell"
    },
    "entries": {
      "openclaw-hyperspell": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "apiKey": "${HYPERSPELL_API_KEY}",
          "userId": "your-email",
          "autoContext": true,
          "syncMemories": true,
          "sources": "vault,notion,slack",
          "dreaming": {
            "enabled": true
          }
        }
      },
      "memory-core": {
        "enabled": true
      }
    }
  }
}

Set the environment variable in ~/.openclaw/.env:

HYPERSPELL_API_KEY=hs_...

Running alongside Dreaming

OpenClaw's memory slot (plugins.slots.memory) is exclusive, but the memory-core dreaming engine is an explicit exception: it can sidecar-load alongside the slot owner so Dreaming keeps running while Hyperspell handles remote search and storage.

To enable this, all four settings must be true at once:

Setting	Value
plugins.slots.memory	openclaw-hyperspell
plugins.entries.openclaw-hyperspell.enabled	true
plugins.entries.openclaw-hyperspell.config.dreaming.enabled	true
plugins.entries.memory-core.enabled	true

The dreaming.enabled: true flag on the Hyperspell plugin's config is what tells OpenClaw to load memory-core as a sidecar (see resolveDreamingSidecarEngineId in OpenClaw's plugin loader). Without it, memory-core is treated as a normal memory plugin and the slot policy disables it.

Two distinct memory tracks:

• Hyperspell — remote, cross-source (Slack, Notion, Drive, Gmail, vault, ...). Runs on every agent turn via autoContext and autoTrace. Owns the memory slot.
• Dreaming — local, consolidates daily notes and session transcripts into workspace/MEMORY.md on cron (light every 6h, deep nightly, REM weekly). Does not read Hyperspell's remote memories. Reads only local files the agent runner writes.

The two systems don't share state at runtime. They can be enabled independently.

CLI Commands

openclaw openclaw-hyperspell setup

Interactive setup wizard that walks you through configuration, connecting apps, and syncing memory files.

openclaw openclaw-hyperspell status

Check your current configuration and connection status.

openclaw openclaw-hyperspell connect

Open the Hyperspell connect page to link your accounts (Notion, Slack, Google Drive, etc.). After connecting, your sources are automatically updated in the config.

Configuration Options

Option	Type	Default	Description
apiKey	string	${HYPERSPELL_API_KEY}	Hyperspell API key
userId	string	-	User ID for multi-tenant memory (can be your email)
autoContext	boolean	true	Auto-inject relevant memories before each AI turn
syncMemories	boolean	false	Sync markdown files in workspace/memory/ to Hyperspell
sources	string	-	Comma-separated sources to search (e.g., vault,notion,slack)
maxResults	number	10	Maximum memories per context injection
debug	boolean	false	Enable verbose logging
dreaming.enabled	boolean	false	Allow memory-core to sidecar-load so Dreaming can consolidate local session transcripts into workspace/MEMORY.md. See Running alongside Dreaming.

Slash Commands

/getcontext <query>

Search your memories for relevant context.

/getcontext Q1 budget planning

/remember <text>

Save something to memory.

/remember Meeting with Alice: discussed Q1 budget, need to follow up on headcount

/sync

Manually sync all markdown files in workspace/memory/ to Hyperspell.

/sync

Memory Sync

When syncMemories: true, the plugin syncs markdown files from your agent's workspace memory directory (e.g., ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/) to Hyperspell. This includes all .md files in subdirectories.

How it works:

• Each markdown file is uploaded to Hyperspell as a memory in the openclaw collection
• The returned resource_id is stored in the file's YAML frontmatter as hyperspell_id
• On subsequent syncs, files with an existing hyperspell_id are updated rather than duplicated
• Files are synced automatically on startup and when they change

Example frontmatter after sync:

---
title: Meeting Notes
hyperspell_id: abc123-def456
---

# Meeting Notes
...

AI Tools

The plugin registers tools that the AI can use autonomously:

• hyperspell_search - Search through connected sources
• hyperspell_remember - Save information to memory

Auto-Context

When autoContext: true (default), the plugin automatically:

1. Intercepts each user message before the AI responds
2. Searches Hyperspell for relevant memories
3. Injects matching context into the AI's prompt

This ensures the AI always has access to relevant information from your connected sources.

Available Sources

Documents & Storage

• vault - User-created or synced memories
• notion - Notion pages and databases
• google_drive - Google Drive files
• box - Box files
• dropbox - Dropbox files
• onedrive - Microsoft OneDrive files

Communication

• slack - Slack messages
• google_mail - Gmail messages

Calendars & Meetings

• google_calendar - Google Calendar events
• zoom - Zoom meeting recordings and transcripts
• fathom - Fathom meeting recordings
• fireflies - Fireflies.ai meeting transcripts

Project Management

• linear - Linear issues and comments

CRM

• hubspot - HubSpot contacts, companies, and deals
• attio - Attio CRM contacts, companies, and deals

Developer Tools

• github - GitHub repositories and commits

Other

• web_crawler - Crawled web pages

Knowledge Graph

The plugin can automatically build a local knowledge graph from your memories:

1. Scan memories for entities (people, organizations, projects, topics)
2. Extract structured information and relationships
3. Write entity files to memory/people/, memory/organizations/, etc.
4. Link entities via markdown relationship references

Enable the graph tools by using hyperspell_network_scan, hyperspell_network_write, and hyperspell_network_complete in your agent workflows.

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Troubleshooting

"No relevant memories found"

• Check that your sources are connected: openclaw openclaw-hyperspell status
• Verify your API key is set: echo $HYPERSPELL_API_KEY
• Make sure content has been indexed (initial sync can take a few minutes)

Memory sync not working

• Ensure syncMemories: true in your config
• Check that markdown files are in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/
• Run /sync manually to trigger a sync and see any errors

Auto-context not injecting

• Verify autoContext: true in your config
• Enable debug: true to see what queries are being made
• Check that you have memories matching your conversation topics

Enabling memory-core disabled Hyperspell

• This means memory-core was placed in plugins.slots.memory. The slot should stay on openclaw-hyperspell; memory-core rides alongside as a sidecar.
• Restore: set plugins.slots.memory = "openclaw-hyperspell", set both plugins enabled: true, and add dreaming: { enabled: true } to the Hyperspell config. See Running alongside Dreaming.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and guidelines.

License

MIT