Built for real work
We focus on the moment AI stops being a novelty and starts changing how teams actually operate.
Bamdra is inspired by the bamboo dragonfly: launched by human intent, lifted by intelligence, and returned to human hands with greater perspective. We are building a three-plugin OpenClaw memory suite that does not stay in demos, but enters real work and changes how people move through complex workflows.

Bamdra is named after the bamboo dragonfly, 竹蜻蜓. A bamboo dragonfly rises because human hands give it force. Once airborne, it reaches a higher view and travels farther than the hand alone can. Yet it is never detached from people; its value is completed only when it returns to human hands with a broader perspective. That is how we think about AI: launched by human intent, expanded by machine capability, and ultimately accountable to human judgment.
Vision
Not by replacing people, but by helping people hold more context, move faster across complexity, and keep better continuity in the moments where work usually breaks apart.
Product Suite
Bamdra now ships as a three-plugin public suite. All three plugins can run independently, while the main memory plugin can also auto-provision its identity companion during install.
Suite Entry
bamdra-openclaw-memory gives OpenClaw durable memory for long-running sessions. It separates conversation branches, saves reusable facts, refreshes summaries, and keeps the active prompt compact enough to stay practical in production.
`bamdra-openclaw-memory` can run independently. When it is installed through npm, it can also auto-provision bamdra-user-bind if that dependency is not already materialized in the local OpenClaw extensions directory.
bamdra-memory-vector stays independent and optional on purpose, so teams can add semantic retrieval only when they actually want it.
Use Cases
What Changes
Get Started
Start from the actual packaged release, then use the installation and runtime guidance in this site to wire it into OpenClaw correctly.