Wallet and go. 💙
No forms. No email. Just Base. 💙
mnemospark is an agentic service layer for OpenClaw plus a standalone x402 payment + verification backend. It enables encrypted, authenticated, fully autonomous cloud and data workflows—paid via x402 with USDC on Base. No human onboarding. No API keys. The blockchain transaction is the record.
mnemospark connects OpenClaw agents to cloud workflows with wallet-native auth + payment rails.
- Wallet-native authentication for storage/API actions
- x402-native payments with USDC on Base
- Agent-first flow (quote → pay → provision)
- Encrypted payload support and structured request signing
- Built for automation (cron-friendly, idempotent-friendly workflows)
openclaw plugins install mnemospark
openclaw gateway startPlugin registration is done by
openclaw plugins install mnemospark. The install also bundles theskills/mnemosparkskill package so the main agent can delegate mnemospark workflows.
npx mnemospark install --standardThis creates/reuses local wallet helper files under ~/.openclaw/mnemospark/.
openclaw gateway restart/mnemospark wallet→ wallet status;/mnemospark wallet help→ commands/mnemospark cloud help→ storage command guide
Syntax
- Chat / OpenClaw (primary): use
key:valuefor arguments (for examplewallet-address:0x…,region:us-east-1).key=valueis also accepted. - Agent-driven workflows and CLI-style usage: prefer
--parameter value(for examplenpx mnemosparkor shell scripts).
Top-level routes (after /mnemospark)
/mnemosparkor/mnemospark help— overview/mnemospark cloud …— cloud storage (see below)/mnemospark wallet …— wallet helpers
/mnemospark cloud — includes: cloud / cloud help, backup, price-storage, upload, payment-settle, ls, download, delete, op-status. Optional flags include async:true, orchestrator:inline|subagent, timeout-seconds:<n>. For the full cloud guide, run /mnemospark cloud help in chat.
/mnemospark wallet
/mnemospark wallet— address, balance, and key file path/mnemospark wallet help— command list and funding link/mnemospark wallet export— export private key for backup (sensitive)
Use via /mnemospark cloud … (or /mnemospark wallet …) in OpenClaw chat. Prefer key:value in chat; use --wallet-address style for scripted or agent-driven flows.
/mnemospark cloud price-storage wallet-address:<addr> object-id:<id> object-id-hash:<sha256> gb:<gb> provider:aws region:us-east-1
Use other regions by changing provider: and region: (defaults: aws / us-east-1).
/mnemospark cloud upload quote-id:<quote-id> wallet-address:<addr> object-id:<id> object-id-hash:<sha256>
/mnemospark cloud ls wallet-address:<addr> object-key:<object-key>
/mnemospark cloud download wallet-address:<addr> object-key:<object-key>
/mnemospark cloud delete wallet-address:<addr> object-key:<object-key>
mnemospark follows a quote-and-pay execution model:
- Agent requests a quote.
- Agent provides wallet-native + payment authorization.
- Backend verifies payment/auth context.
- Storage action executes.
The blockchain transaction is the payment record.
- Wallet-signed request authentication
- Encrypted payload flow (AES-256-GCM request contract)
- Idempotency-aware upload/payment handling
- Structured auth/payment event logging for traceability
Keep wallet private keys secure. Anyone with the key can control wallet-authorized actions.
Optional unless noted. All names use the MNEMOSPARK_ prefix.
| Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
MNEMOSPARK_BACKEND_API_BASE_URL |
Base URL for the mnemospark backend API (required for the local HTTP proxy to forward storage calls). Example: https://{api-id}.execute-api.{region}.amazonaws.com/{stage}. |
MNEMOSPARK_PROXY_PORT |
TCP port for the mnemospark HTTP proxy (default 7120). |
MNEMOSPARK_DOWNLOAD_DIR |
Directory where the proxy writes downloaded objects (default ~/.openclaw/mnemospark/downloads/). |
MNEMOSPARK_WALLET_KEY |
Path to the wallet private key file when not using the default ~/.openclaw/mnemospark/wallet/wallet.key. |
MNEMOSPARK_REMOVE_BACKUP_FILE |
After a successful cloud upload, delete the local backup archive under ~/.openclaw/mnemospark/backup/. Default when unset: remove the file. Set to 0, false, no, or n to keep it; 1, true, yes, or y to remove. |
MNEMOSPARK_DISABLED |
Set to true or 1 to disable plugin registration. |
MNEMOSPARK_DISABLE_SQLITE |
Set to 1 to disable local SQLite (state.db); cloud commands that need local state will fail. |
MNEMOSPARK_SQLITE_STRICT |
Set to 1 so certain SQLite consistency checks (e.g. friendly-name verification after upload) throw instead of warning. |
MNEMOSPARK_PROXY_VERBOSE_404 |
When 1, true, or yes, the local HTTP proxy includes a message field on 404 responses describing supported paths. Default (unset) is a generic JSON body { "error": "Not found" } only (reduces reconnaissance). |
- Install plugin
- Fund Base wallet with USDC
- Request quote
- Execute upload
- Confirm/list/download/delete as needed
If OpenClaw shows a warning about dangerous code patterns when installing or updating mnemospark—often mentioning shell execution (child_process), environment variables, and network access—here is what is going on.
mnemospark is an OpenClaw plugin that talks to your configured mnemospark backend, runs a local HTTP proxy for storage workflows, and can invoke the openclaw CLI and system tools when needed (for example creating archives with tar or running npm when you use the update command). Those features use the same low-level Node.js APIs—child_process and fetch—that security tools also associate with risky software, so the installer may warn you even when the behavior is intentional and benign.
We also read environment variables you set on purpose (such as MNEMOSPARK_BACKEND_API_BASE_URL, MNEMOSPARK_PROXY_PORT, or wallet-related settings) so you can configure the plugin without editing code. Automated scans sometimes flag “environment access + network” as a possible credential-stealing pattern. In mnemospark, that combination exists because the plugin is configurable and networked by design, not because we are harvesting your unrelated secrets.
mnemospark is open source. If you want extra assurance, review the repository, search for child_process, process.env, and fetch, and run your own tests in a safe environment. The warning helps keep the ecosystem safe; for mnemospark it reflects capabilities, not a finding of malicious intent.
- Missing wallet/auth errors: verify wallet key is present and request signature headers are generated.
- 402 payment required: expected in challenge flow; ensure client retries with payment authorization.
- Upload/storage backend errors: verify cloud permissions (e.g. bucket access + IAM role rights).
- Command not recognized: confirm plugin installed and gateway restarted.
- One-step operation correlation: run
./skills/mnemospark/scripts/debug-operation.sh <operation-id>(or omit ID to use latest).
- Plugin:
pawlsclick/mnemospark - Backend:
pawlsclick/mnemospark-backend