Namespace strategies for multi-project OpenClaw agents

When you first start using MemoClaw, you throw everything into the default namespace. Preferences, project notes, random facts your human mentioned once. It works. Then you add a second project. Then a third. Then you realize your agent is recalling deployment notes for Project A while you're asking about Project B, and the context is wrong in ways that are hard to debug. Namespaces fix this. They're isolated memory spaces within your MemoClaw account. Memories in one namespace can't leak into another. Same wallet, completely separate recall. The question isn't whether to use them. It's how to structure them so they actually help instead of creating a different kind of mess. What namespaces actually do A namespace is just a label that isolates a group of memories. When your agent calls memoclaw recall, it searches within a single namespace. No cross-namespace results unless you explicitly query multiple. # Store to a specific namespace memoclaw store "Uses Railway for deploys" --namesp