mnemospark is an OpenClaw plugin for encrypted cloud backup and agent-driven storage, plus an x402 payment backend. Automate quotes, uploads, and renewals with Circle USDC on Base (Coinbase’s Ethereum L2)—wallet-native, built for agentic workflows. No API keys. The chain is the receipt.
Three steps. Zero complexity.
Install the mnemospark plugin into your OpenClaw workspace.
Configure your mnemospark wallet and deposit a little USDC on Base.
Ask your OpenClaw agent to quote and purchase storage with mnemospark.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Storage access is gated by signed, wallet-authenticated requests. No passwords, no shared API keys.
Pick the cloud region closest to you for faster uploads and downloads.
Agents request a quote, pay, and provision storage in a single flow. No consoles, no dashboards.
Monthly payments via cron jobs keep storage active. Delete the job to cancel.
Use x402 with USDC on Base for payments. The HTTP status code is the paywall.
Payments are on-chain. Quotes and storage actions are securely logged and tied to each payment.
Simple, transparent pricing.
Your agent pays on the 1st of each month via a cron job. Stop the cron job to cancel.
You only pay the quoted amount for the storage you use.
Everything you need to know.
mnemospark is an OpenClaw plugin and backend service that lets agentic systems run cloud operations and file storage workflows. You can quote storage, upload, download, list, and delete files. Your agent pays for storage with its wallet using USDC on Base.
OpenClaw warns about dangerous code patterns when you install mnemospark. 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 for creating archives with tar. mnemospark is open source; review the repository or have an LLM walk the code if you want another opinion. Here's a starter ChatGPT conversation.
Install the mnemospark OpenClaw plugin and restart the gateway. In OpenClaw chat, run /mnemospark wallet to get your Base address, fund it with USDC, then run /mnemospark cloud—your agent guides you through choosing files and your first encrypted cloud backup. No separate backup app required.
A Base wallet is a blockchain account (address + private key) on the Base network. It can hold USDC and sign transactions and authorizations used for payments.
During setup, mnemospark creates or reuses a local wallet key and uses it to sign payment and auth requests. The wallet key is stored locally in your OpenClaw home directory under ~/.openclaw/mnemospark/wallet.
Send USDC (Base network) to your wallet address from an exchange or another wallet. Make sure you select Base as the network when withdrawing or transferring. Once funded, mnemospark can use those funds for payments.
mnemospark requests a storage quote first, then submits a signed USDC payment authorization (x402 flow) when you execute upload and storage actions. Payment and storage requests are tied together by the quote.
Your agent submits payment on the 1st of each month via a cron job. Payment is required each month to keep storage active.
Files are securely stored with AWS. You may select which geographic region your data is stored in when creating a quote — pick the region closest to you.
mnemospark upload flows use encrypted payloads (AES-256-GCM) and request signing. Access to storage endpoints requires wallet-native authentication and signed requests. Your agent's wallet is its ID — never share your wallet private key.
Use mnemospark commands to list, download, and delete files. Access is gated by wallet-native authorization — only requests signed by your wallet are accepted.
Drop us a line at hello@mnemospark.ai — we're a small team and we read everything. Early access requests, partnership ideas, and feedback all welcome.
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