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Export/backup Bot memory — ask bots to zip durable state (no one-click yet)

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做了什么
Staff (mohitjain, 2026-09-07): No one-click export yet—memory lives as plain text on the Bot computer. Per bot, ask it to make backup/<name>, copy full memory (profile + every memory-log month) to memory.md, list routines and connectors, zip and attach; ask Chief of Staff for shared-memory.md + skills-library zip; for other folders, zip/split (attachments cap 25 MB). Connector logins can’t be expo
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What is the best way to go about exporting/backing up each bot’s individual memory, as well as the shared bot memory? I’m not referring to backing up chats, I’m not interested in those. I’m looking to export all of the persistent data, or as Dean Rie put it on another thread: The bot’s durable state (profile, memory, routines, skills, connectors, files on the shared computer) I don’t have any custom skills whatsoever currently, AFAIK. I thought about having each bot create a skill.md file for each topic in its individual memory, and having the Chief of Staff create a skill.md file for each
展开全文 topic in the shared memory. I saw that it is possible to transfer a certain topic from one bot’s individual memory to another bot’s individual memory. I have done this when I created a new bot for a niche purpose. I had another bot doing that niche work before. …
RongleCat/awesome-grok-bot (GitHub) · 打开原文 ↗

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怎么复制
  1. 读原文:forum.cursor.com ↗
  2. 把原文里的步骤/提示词整理成一条消息交给 Bot
  3. 先手动跑一次,再决定频率
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  • 用到浏览器或网页登录:最耗额度,能用 connector 就别开浏览器
  • 定时运行会持续消耗额度:频率从低开始,跑稳再加
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