migrate cc-config to chezmoi: add all skills, agents, and openclaw installer

- Add 4 missing skills: chromedp-alpine-container, claude-memory-api,
  openclaw-custom-model-provider, webrtc-turn-shared-secret
- Add 9 custom agents: sre, dba, devops-engineer, platform-engineer,
  security-engineer, network-engineer, observability-engineer,
  home-automation-engineer, cluster-health-checker
- Add openclaw-install.sh: standalone script to clone dotfiles and
  install skills/agents/hooks/settings to OpenClaw's home directory
  Replaces the cc-config NFS volume + sync.sh approach
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name: claude-memory-api
description: Store and recall persistent memories using the memory-tool CLI. Use when the user asks to remember something, recall a previous memory, or when you want to persist knowledge across sessions.
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# Claude Memory API
You have access to a persistent memory system via the `memory-tool` CLI command.
## When to Use
- User says "remember this", "save this", "note that..."
- User asks "do you remember...", "what do you know about...", "recall..."
- You discover important facts worth persisting (user preferences, project patterns, debugging insights)
- You need to check if you already know something before asking the user
## Commands
### Store a memory
```bash
memory-tool store "content to remember" --category <category> --tags "tag1,tag2"
```
Categories: `facts`, `preferences`, `patterns`, `debugging`, `architecture`
### Recall memories (semantic search)
```bash
memory-tool recall "search query"
```
### List all memories
```bash
memory-tool list
memory-tool list --category facts
```
### Delete a memory
```bash
memory-tool delete <memory-id>
```
## Guidelines
- Always `recall` before storing to avoid duplicates
- Use specific, descriptive content — memories should be self-contained
- Choose the most relevant category
- Add tags for better recall later
- When the user says "remember X", store it immediately and confirm