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Single source of truth for all paths, naming conventions, and data formats across the OpenClaw Greek Accounting system. Reference document.

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# Canonical Data Directory Map ## OpenClaw Greek Accounting System — v1.1 ## Setup This skill is a reference document — it defines the directory structure and naming conventions used by all other Greek accounting skills. No binaries or credentials required. ```bash # Set the data directory (all skills read this) export OPENCLAW_DATA_DIR="/data" # Initialize the full directory structure mkdir -p $OPENCLAW_DATA_DIR/{incoming/{invoices,receipts,statements,government},processing,clients,compliance/{vat,efka,mydata,e1,e3},banking/{imports/{alpha,nbg,eurobank,piraeus},processing,reconciliation},ocr/{incoming,output},reports,auth,system/{logs,process-locks},backups} ``` This document defines the complete file system architecture for the OpenClaw Greek Accounting system. It is the authoritative reference for all path decisions. No skill may introduce a new top-level directory or deviate from the naming conventions defined here without a version update to this document. **v1.1 change:** Added `/data/memory/` — agent episodic memory, failure logs, pattern store, GitHub proposal queue, and rate-limit state. Owner: `memory-feedback` (Skill 19, Phase 4). All Phase 3B+ skills must include episode and failure log hooks that write into this tree. --- ## Root Structure ``` /data/ ╔══ incoming/ # All raw input — documents arriving into the system ╔══ processing/ # Temporary working space — files mid-pipeline ╔══ clients/ # Canonical client records — the sourc...

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openclaw
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openclaw/skills
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Python
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