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Sync gallery images into long-term memory files and rebuild the user profile from photo-derived memories.

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How to use this skill

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  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/OPPO-Mente-Lab/X-OmniClaw/blob/HEAD/app/src/main/assets/skills/gallery-memory/SKILL.md

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Gallery Memory

Use this skill when the user wants to:

  • scan new images from the phone gallery
  • extract memories from screenshots or photos
  • rebuild a user profile from image memories
  • schedule periodic gallery memory updates

Do not use this skill as the first choice for questions like 今天我拍了什么照片 or 我最近拍过什么截图. For image-question answering or gallery-image operations based on existing memory/IMAGE-MEMORY.md, prefer gallery-qa.

This skill is responsible for producing and maintaining image memories. It is not the primary consumer for gallery-image questions or operations once memory/IMAGE-MEMORY.md already exists. When image memories are already available:

  • gallery-qa should consume them
  • the full memory/IMAGE-MEMORY.md file should be loaded into context
  • later execution should rely on the filename stored in each entry, not wildcard filename guesses

Preferred Tool

gallery_memory

Use gallery_memory as the direct tool for this workflow.

Supported actions:

  • sync: scan new gallery images, summarize them, and rewrite memory/IMAGE-MEMORY.md in compact format (filename, time, album, summary)
  • build_profile: rebuild memory/USER-PROFILE.md from existing memories
  • status: inspect cursor and output file availability
  • reset_cursor: clear the incremental scan cursor
  • clear_image_memories: reset memory/IMAGE-MEMORY.md to the initial template
  • clear_user_profile: reset memory/USER-PROFILE.md to the initial template
  • reset_all: clear both files and reset the scan cursor

Recommended Calls

Sync and rebuild profile

{
  "action": "sync",
  "max_images": 10,
  "update_profile": true
}

Only rebuild profile

{
  "action": "build_profile"
}

Check status

{
  "action": "status"
}

Scheduling Pattern

To run this periodically, combine it with schedule_task.

Example idea:

  • create a scheduled task
  • set instruction to a natural-language request that clearly tells the agent to use gallery_memory

Example instruction:

使用 gallery_memory 工具同步相册中的新增图片记忆,并更新用户画像。

Best Practices

  1. Start with a small max_images value for the first real-device verification.
  2. The maintained IMAGE-MEMORY.md format should stay compact: filename, time, album (image source bucket), summary, and a clear separator between entries.
  3. Keep each image summary short enough that gallery-qa can load the entire file into context.
  4. Prefer sync before build_profile, so the profile reflects the newest image memories.
  5. If the user asks for daily or hourly gallery syncing, combine this skill with scheduled-automation.
  6. If the user mentions privacy concerns, remind them that sensitive content should be filtered and the feature should only run with explicit authorization.