Memory Backend Stabilizer v1.0 Release Notes
What it does
Memory Backend Stabilizer converts redacted memory backend notes into a deterministic stabilization readiness report. It helps teams review backend identity, health, reads, writes, retention, backup, migration, rollback, and restore evidence before memory changes become operational risk. It is advisory and read-only, so the output supports review and release workflows without acting as an approval authority.
It is built for marketplace buyers who need a quick, repeatable way to inspect redacted evidence without changing runtime, configuration, billing, deployment, memory, or finance-system state.
Use cases
- Agent operators planning memory backend changes or migrations.
- Reviewers who need proof that backup, rollback, and restore evidence exists.
- Teams managing memory reliability who want gaps surfaced before release decisions.
Requirements
- Python 3 with standard-library support.
- OpenClaw workspace with the skill installed.
- Redacted local notes supplied via
--textor--notes. - No API keys required; the analyzer is local and read-only.
- Recommended OpenClaw version: current stable release.
Example usage
python3 scripts/memory_backend_stabilizer.py --text "redacted evidence with owner, validation, rollback plan, health check, and review timestamp" --json
Expected output: JSON with a verdict such as PASS, REVIEW, BLOCKED, or ERROR, a numeric evidence score, findings for missing or risky signals, and mutated_files: []. Strong evidence commonly covers backend identifier, schema version, health check, read test, write test, retention policy, backup checksum, migration dry run, rollback plan, and restore test.
Price
$4.99