Link Saver

Link Saver

Quickly save any URL to your memory with a summary — perfect for links you drop during conversation.

When to Use

• User drops a link and says "remember this" or "save this link"
• User asks "save this for later" with a URL
• You want to store an interesting article, doc, or resource for future reference

How It Works

1. Fetch the URL using web_fetch
2. Summarize the content (or just grab title + excerpt)
3. Save to memory/links/YYYY-MM-DD.md in Markdown format

Usage

Save a link

When user says something like:

• "Save this: https://example.com"
• "Remember this link: ..."
• "Link: https://..."

Do:

# 1. Fetch the URL
web_fetch url="https://example.com" maxChars=3000

# 2. Extract title + summary
# (manual - read the fetched content)

# 3. Save to memory/links/YYYY-MM-DD.md
# Format:
# ## [Page Title](URL)
# 
# **Saved:** YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
# **Summary:** 1-2 sentence summary
# **Tags:** #link #topic

Format for memory/links/

## [Article: How to Build AI Agents](https://example.com/article)

**Saved:** 2026-02-23 19:45
**Summary:** A guide to building autonomous AI agents with memory, tools, and multi-agent orchestration.
**Tags:** #link #ai #agents

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File Location

Saved links go to:

~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/links/YYYY-MM-DD.md

Create the links directory if it doesn't exist:

mkdir -pworkspace/memory/links

Retrieval

To find saved links later:

• Search memory/links/ directly
• Use memory_search with keywords from the title or summary
• Ask "what links did we save about X?"

Notes

• Only save links when user explicitly asks ("save this", "remember this link", etc.)
• Don't save every URL automatically — that's noise
• Keep summaries brief (1-2 sentences)
• Add relevant tags for better searchability