openclaw-self-hosted-memory-bridge v1.0

What it does

openclaw-self-hosted-memory-bridge converts OpenClaw memory exports into a clean JSON format that can be imported into your own self-hosted memory store. It keeps the handoff simple and privacy-friendly, with built-in redaction for sensitive fields like email addresses, phone numbers, or tokens before data leaves your workflow.

Use cases

• Teams moving OpenClaw memory into a private vector store or internal knowledge system without exposing raw sensitive fields
• Builders creating self-hosted memory pipelines who need a predictable bridge format instead of custom conversion scripts
• Privacy-conscious operators who want to share useful memory records across systems while masking selected fields

Requirements

• Python 3
• No external dependencies, standard library only
• No API keys required
• OpenClaw v2026.3.23+

Example usage

python3 scripts/openclaw_self_hosted_memory_bridge.py \
  --input /tmp/memory.json \
  --output /tmp/bridge.json \
  --redact email \
  --redact phone \
  --pretty

Expected output

Wrote 3 bridged records to /tmp/bridge.json

The output file contains a namespace, record count, and transformed records ready for import into a self-hosted memory layer.

Price

$4.99