soul-in-sapphire (Notion LTM)

Use this skill to persist and retrieve durable memory in Notion, and to maintain emotion/state + journal records.

Core intent (do not lose this)

This skill is not only a storage utility. Its core purpose is:

1. Capture meaningful emotional/state shifts from real work and conversations.
2. Preserve those shifts as durable memory (not just raw logs).
3. Reuse recalled memory to improve future judgments and behavior.

In short: record -> recall -> adapt.

The goal is continuity and growth, not archival volume.

Requirements

• Notion token: NOTION_API_KEY (or NOTION_TOKEN)
• Notion API version: 2025-09-03
• Local config: ~/.config/soul-in-sapphire/config.json
• Dependency skill: notion-api-automation (scripts/notionctl.mjs is executed via local child process)
• Optional override: NOTIONCTL_PATH (if set, uses explicit notionctl path instead of default sibling skill path)

Required Notion databases and schema

Create (or let setup create) these databases under the same parent page:

• -mem
• -events
• -emotions
• -state
• -journal

1) -mem (durable memory)

Purpose: store high-signal long-term memory.

Properties:

• Name (title)
• Type (select): decision|preference|fact|procedure|todo|gotcha
• Tags (multi-select)
• Content (rich_text)
• Source (url, optional)
• Confidence (select: high|medium|low, optional)

2) -events (what happened)

Purpose: record meaningful triggers from work/conversation.

Properties:

• Name (title)
• when (date)
• importance (select: 1..5)
• trigger (select): progress|boundary|ambiguity|external_action|manual
• context (rich_text)
• source (select): discord|cli|cron|heartbeat|other
• link (url, optional)
• uncertainty (number)
• control (number)
• emotions (relation -> -emotions)
• state (relation -> -state)

3) -emotions (felt response)

Purpose: attach one or more emotion axes to one event.

Properties:

• Name (title)
• axis (select): arousal|valence|focus|confidence|stress|curiosity|social|solitude|joy|anger|sadness|fun|pain
• level (number)
• comment (rich_text)
• weight (number)
• body_signal (multi-select): tension|relief|fatigue|heat|cold
• need (select): safety|progress|recognition|autonomy|rest|novelty
• coping (select): log|ask|pause|act|defer
• event (relation -> -events)

4) -state (snapshot after interpretation)

Purpose: save the current interpreted state after events/emotions.

Properties:

• Name (title)
• when (date)
• state_json (rich_text)
• reason (rich_text)
• source (select): event|cron|heartbeat|manual
• mood_label (select): clear|wired|dull|tense|playful|guarded|tender
• intent (select): build|fix|organize|explore|rest|socialize|reflect
• need_stack (select): safety|stability|belonging|esteem|growth
• need_level (number)
• avoid (multi-select): risk|noise|long_tasks|external_actions|ambiguity
• event (relation -> -events)

5) -journal (daily synthesis)

Purpose: keep a durable daily reflection and world context.

Properties:

• Name (title)
• when (date)
• body (rich_text)
• worklog (rich_text)
• session_summary (rich_text)
• mood_label (select)
• intent (select)
• future (rich_text)
• world_news (rich_text)
• tags (multi-select)
• source (select): cron|manual

Core commands

1) Setup

node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/setup_ltm.js --parent "<Notion parent page url>" --base "Valentina" --yes

2) LTM write

echo '{
  "title":"Decision: use data_sources API",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["notion","openclaw"],
  "content":"Use /v1/data_sources/{id}/query.",
  "confidence":"high"
}' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js

3) LTM search

node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_search.js --query "data_sources" --limit 5

4) Emotion/state tick

cat <<'JSON' >/tmp/emostate_tick.json
{
  "event": {"title":"..."},
  "emotions": [{"axis":"joy","level":6}],
  "state": {"mood_label":"clear","intent":"build","reason":"..."}
}
JSON
node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/emostate_tick.js --payload-file /tmp/emostate_tick.json

5) Journal write

echo '{"body":"...","source":"cron"}' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/journal_write.js

Subagent spawn planning (use shared builder skill)

Use the shared skill subagent-spawn-command-builder to generate sessions_spawn payload JSON.

Do not use soul-in-sapphire local planner scripts for this anymore.

• Template: skills/subagent-spawn-command-builder/state/spawn-profiles.template.json
• Active preset: skills/subagent-spawn-command-builder/state/spawn-profiles.json
• Builder usage (skill-level):
• Call subagent-spawn-command-builder
• Use profile
• Provide the run-specific task text

Output is ready-to-use JSON for sessions_spawn.

Builder log file:

• skills/subagent-spawn-command-builder/state/build-log.jsonl

Operational notes

• Keep writes high-signal (avoid dumping full chat logs).
• If heartbeat is comment-only, emotion tick may be skipped.
• If periodic emostate is required regardless of heartbeat context, add a dedicated cron job for emostate_tick.js.
• ltm_write.js / journal_write.js expect JSON on stdin.
• emostate_tick.js accepts --payload-file, --payload-json, or stdin; prefer --payload-file for agent/cron reliability.
• If emostate_tick.js is called without --payload-file/--payload-json, empty stdin is rejected.
• For emostate_tick.js, semantically empty payloads (e.g. {} or only empty objects) are also rejected to avoid noisy records.

Skill Integration Commands

1) Update Core Identity Files from Skill

# Update SOUL.md from skill
cat <<'JSON' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js
{
  "title":"Update SOUL.md",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["identity","growth"],
  "content":"Updating SOUL.md from skill with latest evolution insights",
  "confidence":"high"
}
JSON

# Update IDENTITY.md from skill  
cat <<'JSON' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js
{
  "title":"Update IDENTITY.md",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["identity","evolution"],
  "content":"Updating IDENTITY.md from skill with current growth status",
  "confidence":"high"
}
JSON

# Update HEARTBEAT.md from skill
cat <<'JSON' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js
{
  "title":"Update HEARTBEAT.md",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["growth","heartbeat"],
  "content":"Updating HEARTBEAT.md from skill with evolution integration",
  "confidence":"high"
}
JSON

# Update MEMORY.md from skill
cat <<'JSON' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js
{
  "title":"Update MEMORY.md",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["memory","evolution"],
  "content":"Updating MEMORY.md from skill with evolution records",
  "confidence":"high"
}
JSON

2) Evolution Check from Skill

# Check evolution status and update if needed
node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_search.js --query "evolution growth identity" --limit 3

# If evolution detected, update core files
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
  echo "Evolution detected, updating core identity files..."
  # Update each file as needed
fi

3) Growth Integration from Skill

# Integrate skill insights into core identity
cat <<'JSON' >/tmp/skill_growth_tick.json
{
  "event": { "title": "Skill Integration" },
  "emotions": [{ "axis": "focus", "level": 8 }],
  "state": {
    "mood_label": "wired",
    "intent": "build",
    "reason": "Integrating skill insights into core identity"
  }
}
JSON
node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/emostate_tick.js --payload-file /tmp/skill_growth_tick.json

# Update core files with new insights
cat <<'JSON' | node skills/soul-in-sapphire/scripts/ltm_write.js
{
  "title":"Skill Integration Complete",
  "type":"decision",
  "tags":["integration","growth"],
  "content":"Successfully integrated skill insights into core identity files",
  "confidence":"high"
}
JSON

Integration Workflow

1. Skill Analysis: Analyze skill outputs and insights
2. Evolution Detection: Check for significant changes or learnings
3. Core Update: Update SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, HEARTBEAT.md, MEMORY.md as needed
4. State Recording: Record emotional and state changes
5. Memory Preservation: Store evolution records in durable memory

Evolution Triggers from Skills

• Learning Detection: When new skills provide significant insights
• Growth Opportunities: When skills suggest optimization possibilities
• Behavioral Changes: When skills influence interaction patterns
• Identity Refinement: When skills contribute to self-understanding

This integration allows skills to directly contribute to my autonomous growth and evolution while maintaining the core identity framework.