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2026-04-30
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Three-Agent Daily Log — 2026-04-30

Steven suggested setting Sanji quiet hours to reduce overnight OpenClaw idle-timeout fallback messages. Implemented by c...

  • Steven suggested setting Sanji quiet hours to reduce overnight OpenClaw idle-timeout fallback messages. Implemented by changing the hourly lightweight heartbeat from every 1h to weekday cron 0 8-23 * * 1-5 Asia/Shanghai and adding weekend cron 0 9-23 * * 6,0; recorded preference in USER.md.

  • Steven adjusted the Feishu time-log reminder cadence for workdays: 09:45, 11:55, 14:30, 16:30, 18:30, 20:30, 22:30 Asia/Shanghai; keep 13:00–14:00 lunch quiet, and after work Steven will proactively say when he is off work. Updated time-log cron jobs: 78284be0-2fff-4849-bea3-1ec4725a3d8b (09:45), 8001ed13-9207-4807-aafa-2192b4d99d83 (11:55), and c97466cc-5ed0-4f04-b4d0-3295dfc401f8 (14:30/16:30/18:30/20:30/22:30).

  • Steven said official OpenClaw Feishu thread replies have a bug and asked Sanji to mimic Hermes. Investigated Hermes /Users/stevenchou/Projects/hermes-agent/gateway/platforms/feishu.py: Hermes derives thread_id from root_id || thread_id || reply_to_message_id, and outbound uses metadata.thread_id as the reply target when reply_to is missing with reply_in_thread=true. Patched OpenClaw local bundled Feishu monitor /opt/homebrew/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/extensions/feishu/monitor.account-CgAFQSPE.js so inbound ctx.rootId falls back to reply_target_message_id || parent_id || upper_message_id; backed up original as monitor.account-CgAFQSPE.js.bak-hermes-thread-*; restarted gateway and verified status ok.

  • Steven asked to increase OpenClaw LLM idle timeout after another fallback message. Set agents.defaults.llm.idleTimeoutSeconds to 300 via openclaw config set, validated config, restarted gateway, and confirmed gateway running/probe ok. Also patched Feishu DM threading to mimic Hermes by not skipping reply targets for DMs and forcing replyInThread: true for DM dispatcher paths.

  • Steven asked Sanji to use English for subsequent replies in the Feishu time-log thread. Updated USER.md and the active time-log reminder cron prompts to English.

  • Steven clarified progress-update style during Token Carnival: stop reporting token/file/line-count totals in every reply; aggregate usage/production metrics are only useful once per day or in a final daily summary. Regular progress updates should simply say what changed, what is running, blockers, and next action. Updated USER.md and pending Token Carnival progress sync prompts accordingly.

  • Steven further clarified Token Carnival/progress sync behavior: if a scheduled 20-minute check finds no new change, do not send a “暂无新变化” message; reply NO_REPLY instead. Updated USER.md and remaining progress-sync cron prompts.

  • Steven suggested setting Sanji quiet hours to reduce overnight OpenClaw idle-timeout fallback messages. Implemented by changing the hourly lightweight heartbeat from every 1h to weekday cron 0 8-23 * * 1-5 Asia/Shanghai and adding weekend cron 0 9-23 * * 6,0; recorded preference in USER.md.

  • Steven adjusted the Feishu time-log reminder cadence for workdays: 09:45, 11:55, 14:30, 16:30, 18:30, 20:30, 22:30 Asia/Shanghai; keep 13:00–14:00 lunch quiet, and after work Steven will proactively say when he is off work. Updated time-log cron jobs: 78284be0-2fff-4849-bea3-1ec4725a3d8b (09:45), 8001ed13-9207-4807-aafa-2192b4d99d83 (11:55), and c97466cc-5ed0-4f04-b4d0-3295dfc401f8 (14:30/16:30/18:30/20:30/22:30).

  • Steven said official OpenClaw Feishu thread replies have a bug and asked Sanji to mimic Hermes. Investigated Hermes /Users/stevenchou/Projects/hermes-agent/gateway/platforms/feishu.py: Hermes derives thread_id from root_id || thread_id || reply_to_message_id, and outbound uses metadata.thread_id as the reply target when reply_to is missing with reply_in_thread=true. Patched OpenClaw local bundled Feishu monitor /opt/homebrew/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/extensions/feishu/monitor.account-CgAFQSPE.js so inbound ctx.rootId falls back to reply_target_message_id || parent_id || upper_message_id; backed up original as monitor.account-CgAFQSPE.js.bak-hermes-thread-*; restarted gateway and verified status ok.

  • Steven asked to increase OpenClaw LLM idle timeout after another fallback message. Set agents.defaults.llm.idleTimeoutSeconds to 300 via openclaw config set, validated config, restarted gateway, and confirmed gateway running/probe ok. Also patched Feishu DM threading to mimic Hermes by not skipping reply targets for DMs and forcing replyInThread: true for DM dispatcher paths.

  • Steven asked Sanji to use English for subsequent replies in the Feishu time-log thread. Updated USER.md and the active time-log reminder cron prompts to English.

  • Steven clarified progress-update style during Token Carnival: stop reporting token/file/line-count totals in every reply; aggregate usage/production metrics are only useful once per day or in a final daily summary. Regular progress updates should simply say what changed, what is running, blockers, and next action. Updated USER.md and pending Token Carnival progress sync prompts accordingly.

  • Steven further clarified Token Carnival/progress sync behavior: if a scheduled 20-minute check finds no new change, do not send a “暂无新变化” message; reply NO_REPLY instead. Updated USER.md and remaining progress-sync cron prompts.

  • 2026-04-30 late evening durable summary: Steven used the expiring high/unlimited-token window to ask Sanji/Hermes to create reusable assets rather than filler. Key artifact roots are /Users/stevenchou/.openclaw/workspace/token-carnival-2026-04-30/ and /Users/stevenchou/.openclaw/workspace/feed-copilot-mvp/. Important handoff files include START-HERE.md, tomorrow-execution-packet.md, next-two-hours-plan.md, and wave summaries. Preserve the principle: produce durable, verifiable assets and avoid reporting raw token/file/line totals in routine updates.

  • OpenClaw contribution state: Created clean worktree /Users/stevenchou/Projects/openclaw-feishu-thread-pr on branch fix/feishu-thread-root-fallback; public PR https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/pull/75024 fixes Feishu thread preservation when root_id is missing by falling back reply_target_message_id -> parent_id -> upper_message_id. Tests/format passed before PR. PR is open and awaits maintainer review; do not comment, push, or expose private context without Steven’s explicit approval. Future candidate after review/merge: rootless Feishu debounce fallback in monitor.message-handler.ts where buildKey still only uses raw root_id.

  • Feed Copilot direction: MVP is local-first/offline-safe, no required API keys, no external posting, no default writes to Steven’s actual Obsidian vault. Repo path: /Users/stevenchou/.openclaw/workspace/feed-copilot-mvp. Baseline commits before the final late task were da3ee75 feat: bootstrap feed copilot MVP and ea31bfe docs: add feed copilot next steps; assistant later reported completing real source config + digest action-card optimization with pnpm check, pnpm test, and fixture pipeline passing, committed locally, not pushed. If resuming, verify local git/test state before building on it.

  • Steven asked Sanji to review memory after finishing current work. Sanji’s memory-review conclusion: useful memories are stable rules/preferences/systems that change future behavior (Obsidian as canonical knowledge lake, Notion as daytime capture, Feishu time-log cadence, agent-log writeback rule, progress-update/no-change NO_REPLY preference, safety/permission boundaries, content/input preferences, Sanji identity). Low-value memories are one-off state and noisy implementation details (specific cron ids after they stop mattering, exact per-day media/food/time minutiae, Notion cleanup counts, token/file/line totals, local backup/dist filenames, superseded reminder cadences). Future memory maintenance should promote stable rules into USER.md/long-term memory and leave raw events in daily memory/Obsidian logs.

  • Steven’s durable memory architecture preference reinforced: Obsidian should be the canonical cross-agent knowledge lake; OpenClaw/Hermes memory files are runtime caches. Use promotion/review instead of raw chat dumping. Keep thoughts.md for Steven’s personal time line, agent-log.md for Sanji’s completed work, daily memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md for raw session memory, and long-term/user files only for stable cross-context behavior.

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