The Workspace panel provides file management and daily memory features for OpenClaw. It allows you to edit workspace configuration files and maintain a daily memory journal.
This feature is specific to OpenClaw. The Workspace button appears in the navigation bar when OpenClaw is the selected application.
All workspace files are stored in ~/.openclaw/workspace/.
Click the directory path at the top of the panel to open it in your file manager.
CC Switch manages 9 workspace files, each serving a specific purpose:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| AGENTS.md | Agents definition and configuration |
| SOUL.md | System soul/personality settings |
| USER.md | User profile information |
| IDENTITY.md | Identity and role definition |
| TOOLS.md | Available tools configuration |
| MEMORY.md | System memory |
| HEARTBEAT.md | Heartbeat configuration |
| BOOTSTRAP.md | Bootstrap sequence |
| BOOT.md | Boot configuration |
Each file shows a status indicator:
- Green checkmark: File exists on disk
- Empty circle: File does not exist yet (will be created on first save)
- Click any file card to open the Markdown editor
- Edit the content
- Click Save to write changes to disk
If the file doesn't exist yet, it will be created on first save.
The Daily Memory feature provides a date-organized journal system stored in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/.
Click the Daily Memory card in the Workspace Files grid to open the memory panel.
The panel displays all daily memory files sorted by date (newest first). Each entry shows:
- Date (formatted from filename, e.g.,
2026-04-01.md) - File size
- Preview (first 2 lines of content)
Click the Create Today button to:
- Open a new note with today's date (
YYYY-MM-DD.md) - If today's note already exists, it opens for editing
- The file is persisted only after you click Save
Search across all daily memory files:
- Press Cmd/Ctrl+F or click the search icon
- Enter your search term
- Results show matching files with:
- Match count per file
- Snippet preview from the matching line
- File date and size
Press Esc to close the search.
- Edit: Click a file entry to open it in the Markdown editor
- Delete: Hover over a file entry and click the delete icon. A confirmation dialog is shown — deletion cannot be undone.