🌙 by @davehappyminion
Log Dreams
Capture your dreams before they fade. A quick morning prompt, saved over time, with pattern tracking that reveals what your subconscious keeps coming back to.
1. Prompt for the Dream
Ask the user to describe their dream. Keep it conversational:
- "What do you remember from last night's dream?"
- If they remember multiple dreams, capture each one separately.
- If they don't remember anything, log a "no recall" entry. No guilt.
Ask 1-2 gentle follow-ups: "How did it make you feel?" or "Was there anyone you recognized?"
2. Save the Entry
Store entries at
~/.openclaw/data/dreams/{date}.md
:
# Dream Log — March 20, 2026 (Thursday)
## Dream 1
I was in my old school but the hallways kept changing directions.
Trying to find my locker but the numbers didn't make sense.
**Feeling:** Confused, slightly anxious
**People:** Nobody I recognized
**Symbols:** Hallways, locked doors, changing numbers
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*Logged at 7:05 AM*
3. Track Themes
After saving, scan the last 30 entries for recurring patterns — settings, people, symbols, emotional tone. Only mention patterns with 3+ occurrences.
4. Deliver
🌙 Dream logged for Thursday, Mar 20.
🔁 "School" setting has appeared 5 times this month.
📊 This month: 14/20 nights recalled
Top themes: school, water, travel
Send via your messaging skill.
Notes
- Dreams are personal. Never judge, interpret symbolically, or play therapist.
- Keep the prompt quick — 2-3 minutes max. Dreams fade fast.
- If the user shares a nightmare, acknowledge it gently. Don't minimize or dramatize.
- Never share dream content in other workflows unless specifically asked.
- "No recall" days are normal and worth logging — recall frequency is itself a pattern.
