MiniClaw

Memory

Owner Memory, Markdown Truth, SQLite Projection, and cross-channel boundaries.

Owner is the boundary

Long-term memory belongs to an Owner. Only conversations resolved to the same Owner can share Owner Memory. A Channel name is not an authorization boundary by itself.

Markdown Truth

Markdown files are the long-term source of truth: readable, reviewable, versionable, and directly correctable by the owner. Durable facts should not exist only in an opaque index or model context.

SQLite Projection

SQLite stores the structured control plane and rebuildable projections. It supports retrieval, relationships, and governance without replacing Markdown Truth. A damaged projection should be rebuildable from the source of truth.

Disclosure boundaries

  • Secrets are never written to Memory.
  • Tool output needs clear semantics and owner boundaries before becoming a durable fact.
  • Cross-channel sharing only occurs inside the same Owner context.
  • Correcting or deleting a durable fact should rebuild related projections.

See the system architecture for deeper data responsibilities.

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