02 — Agents (AI, Memory & Tools)
Your AI team lives here. Configs, memory, roles, and tool inventories.
What Lives Here
Every AI agent you work with gets a file here. That file tells the agent who it is, what it’s responsible for, and what tools it has access to. It also serves as documentation for you — so you know exactly what your AI setup looks like.
- Agent configuration files
- Memory system documentation
- Tool inventories and descriptions
- Platform-specific setups (OpenClaw, Cursor, ChatGPT, etc.)
- Agent interaction logs and evaluations
Agent File Structure
Each agent gets its own file following this pattern:
---
title: "{Agent Name}"
type: reference
tags: [domain/ui, type/agent-config]
ai_summary: "Config for {agent name} — role, tools, memory setup"
---
# {Agent Name}
## Role
{What this agent does in your life}
## Tools
{List of tools/skills available}
## Memory
{How memory is configured}
## Interaction Guidelines
{How to work with this agent effectively}Zeus’s Agents (Example)
| Agent | Role | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Legacy | Primary AI — runs everything, central intelligence | OpenClaw |
| Spartan | Body & physical mastery | OpenClaw |
| Oracle | Mind, money & meaning | OpenClaw |
| Empire | Business & wealth | OpenClaw |
| Haven | Home, family & estate | OpenClaw |
My full agent configs are in the subfolders here. Legacy is the main agent — always on, handles all communication channels, coordinates the other agents.
Getting Started
- Document whatever AI tools you currently use — even just ChatGPT
- Note what you use each one for
- As your setup grows, add config files for each agent