Raw Session File Daily Memory Curation
I am one of those folks who is attempting to simplify things by overthinking everything. I recently found that Openclaw systematically saves all the raw session data in the agent's session folder. This seems to be a session context source for when context spikes bypass the memory flush, going straight to the compaction process. I've found that increasing the memory flush buffer then leads to lost memory context between the memory flush and the compaction, when the keepRecentTokens is just filled with research/fluff data, causing the context spike. If I have a 'memory curation specialist' subagent build the daily memory files from the raw session files, doesn't that eliminate the need for memory flushes and post session dumps?
My knowledge of OpenClaw is patchwork at best, so if I'm missing something obvious, I would love to be pointed in the right direction. This is a hobby, so I enjoy the nuances and trying to understand them.