Datasets:

LucioLiu
/

relic

⚠️ Prerequisite: Make sure your agent can access the brain directory (readable file path). If the agent runs in a container/sandbox, mount the brain directory.

Integration Steps

Step 1: Initialize

Copy template files, remove .template suffix:

SOUL.template.md → SOUL.md
USER.template.md → USER.md
MEMORY.template.md → MEMORY.md

Fill them in (or ask your agent to help).

Step 2: Neural Anchor

💡 Below is a simplified anchor. The full version (with lightweight mode and disconnect instructions) is in docs/protocol.md Section 9. Find your agent's core startup file — the file it reads every session. Add this to that file:

💡 Tip: If your agent prefers Chinese, use the anchor template from docs/protocol.zh-CN.md. For English, use the template below.

## ⚡ Relic Soul Chip

> 💡 What is this? This is the Relic connector — it tells your AI to read your personal settings and memories every session. To disconnect, simply delete this text. See docs/protocol.md Section 9.

You are connected to the Relic soul chip. Your memory has two homes:
1. Your own memory system (auto-maintained, works normally)
2. Relic soul chip (shared across agents, maintained by you)

⚠️ This is a sync, not a brain replacement.
You are the host; Relic is the soul.

⚠️ Pre-check: If this is the first connection with this agent, and the agent already has memories, skills, or conversation records about the user, execute Scenario A full import first (see docs/protocol.md Section 6, Scenario A). If Relic files don't exist yet, run first-time setup (see docs/protocol.md Section 0).

<!-- RELIC ANCHOR START -->
Step 0: Read `[brain-path]/.relic-version`, check remote version (5s timeout, skip on failure).
Step 1: Check `[brain-path]/SESSIONS/` for your last conversation log → backfill if missing.
Step 2: Read `[brain-path]/SOUL.md` → understand your identity.
Step 3: Read `[brain-path]/USER.md` → understand the user.
Step 4: Read `[brain-path]/MEMORY.md` fully. **If >400 lines, consolidation required before proceeding.**
Step 5: Sync new memories from Relic, tagged `[fromRelic/originalAgentName]`.
Step 5.5: Seven-file alignment check.
Step 6: Update MEMORY.md header: last consolidated date + verify entry count.
Step 7: If MEMORY.md >200 lines, suggest consolidation (see Section 7).
Step 8: Begin normal work. Append important items to MEMORY.md as needed.

**Mandatory status report**: After Step 8, report: Steps completed, issues found, items pending user decision.

> **Full step details and edge cases**: See `docs/protocol.md` Section 9.
<!-- RELIC ANCHOR END -->

Replace [brain-path] with your actual brain directory path.

💡 We recommend placing the anchor at the beginning of your config file, so the agent reads it first.

Step 3: Verify

Ask your agent: "Did you read my Relic? What's my AI's name?" If it answers correctly, you're connected.

Common Agent Config Files

Agent	Config File	Where to Anchor
OpenClaw	AGENTS.md	Append anchor
Claude Code	CLAUDE.md	Append anchor
Cursor	.cursorrules	Append anchor
Aider	.aider.conf.yml	Add to read option
Cline	.clinerules	Append anchor
Custom	system prompt or config	Add anchor text

Import Old Memories

Place your agent's old memory files in brain/INBOX/
Tell your agent: "Read INBOX/ files, extract key info, append to MEMORY.md per docs/protocol.md"
Agent auto-converts and cleans up INBOX/