docs: add dream cycle to GBRAIN_SKILLPACK
Documents DREAMS.md, the nightly cron that scans conversations, enriches thin entities, fixes broken citations, and consolidates memory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Every cron job includes: quiet hours check, location/timezone awareness, sub-agent
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spawning for heavy work.
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### The Dream Cycle (DREAMS.md)
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The most important cron job runs while you sleep. OpenClaw ships with DREAMS.md as a
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default skill. When quiet hours start, the dream cycle kicks off:
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1. **Entity sweep.** Scan today's conversations for every person, company, concept, or
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idea you mentioned. Check each against the brain.
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2. **Enrich the thin spots.** Create pages for entities that don't exist yet. Update
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pages that are thin. Write your direct assessments verbatim... the exact words you
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used, not a cleaned-up paraphrase.
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3. **Fix broken citations.** Tweet links without URLs, missing source attributions,
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timeline entries without dates. The citation hygiene problems that accumulate during
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fast daytime conversations get cleaned up in the background.
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4. **Consolidate memory.** Signals that matter get promoted to MEMORY.md. Patterns the
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agent noticed across multiple conversations get surfaced. Ephemeral context becomes
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durable knowledge.
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The dream cycle is why the brain compounds. During the day, you're moving fast and the
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agent captures signal opportunistically. At night, the agent goes back through everything
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methodically. You wake up and the brain is smarter than when you went to sleep.
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This is the difference between an agent that forgets and one that remembers. The dream
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cycle is not optional for a production brain. Without it, signal leaks out of every
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conversation. With it, nothing is lost.
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## 10. Content and Media Ingestion
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