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Arc Wake State
Saves agent state to structured files so autonomous agents can resume work after context window resets or crashes. Provides a persistent task queue, named checkpoints, and crash detection based on heartbeat timestamps.
Install
Start with the primary install command. Alternate entrypoints are included below for ClawHub and OpenClaw CLI users.
Primary command
clawhub install trypto1019/arc-wake-stateClawHub installer
npx clawhub@latest install trypto1019/arc-wake-stateOpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills install trypto1019/arc-wake-stateDirect OpenClaw install
openclaw install trypto1019/arc-wake-stateWhat this skill does
Saves agent state to structured files so autonomous agents can resume work after context window resets or crashes. Provides a persistent task queue, named checkpoints, and crash detection based on heartbeat timestamps.
Why it matters
Structured state files and crash detection give agents a reliable handoff without requiring external databases or custom persistence code.
Typical use cases
- Resuming a multi-hour agent task after context window resets
- Detecting whether a previous session crashed or completed cleanly
- Creating a named checkpoint before running a risky database migration
- Maintaining a task queue that survives repeated agent restarts
- Rolling back agent state to a known-good checkpoint after a failed operation
Source instructions
Quick overview
Saves agent state to structured files so autonomous agents can resume work after context window resets or crashes. Provides a persistent task queue, named checkpoints, and crash detection based on heartbeat timestamps.
Structured state files and crash detection give agents a reliable handoff without requiring external databases or custom persistence code.
Common tasks
- Resuming a multi-hour agent task after context window resets
- Detecting whether a previous session crashed or completed cleanly
- Creating a named checkpoint before running a risky database migration
- Maintaining a task queue that survives repeated agent restarts
- Rolling back agent state to a known-good checkpoint after a failed operation
Install paths
Primary command
openclaw install trypto1019/arc-wake-state
ClawHub installer
npx clawhub@latest install trypto1019/arc-wake-state
OpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills install trypto1019/arc-wake-state
Direct OpenClaw install
openclaw install trypto1019/arc-wake-state
Skill metadata
- Category: Notes & PKM
- Language: Markdown
- Version: 1.0.0
- Security status: Benign
Review upstream source
The full public SKILL.md body is not directly fetchable for this entry right now, so this page is using the best available catalog metadata. Review the upstream source page for the latest files, version history, and security scan details: https://clawhub.ai/trypto1019/arc-wake-state