Shared local memory DB that OpenClaw can use alongside other agent hosts
Summary
OpenLTM is a shared local SQLite database with semantic recall and decay that allows multiple AI agent hosts like OpenClaw, Claude Code, and others to use the same memory, ensuring consistency when switching tools.
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