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Shared Context

Today, the live product is still centered on CareerClaw.

That means the most important thing for the docs to communicate right now is the direction, not a false claim that a full cross-skill shared-context system is already live.

A multi-skill platform cannot scale by dumping every interaction into one giant conversation.

That would blur:

  • skill boundaries
  • trust boundaries
  • workflow state
  • user expectations

ClawOS keeps skill-local workspaces and promotes only selected, useful facts into shared platform context.

The intended rule is:

  • work stays focused inside the active skill
  • useful facts may be promoted upward
  • future skills should consume selected context, not raw history dumps

The current codebase already has platform shell, identity, session, and worker boundaries that are multi-skill-friendly.

But the docs should stay honest:

  • the platform is designed for shared context
  • the docs should not imply a fully shipped cross-skill memory layer if it is not live yet

That honesty matters for trust.