## Auto-summary 2026-02-05 20:00 KST
- What happened:
  - Reviewed and explained remaining token/time quota for the current OpenClaw session multiple times using session_status.
  - Clarified how the new local memory index works (memory_search + memory_get) and its practical behavior/limitations.
  - Answered conceptual questions about web browsing documentation, noting that there is no dedicated local MD for browsing but Notion holds Web Automation workflows.
  - Had an extended discussion about external LLM providers (Google Gemini, Claude, OpenRouter) and how they integrate with OpenClaw.
  - Compared subscription vs metered (pay-as-you-go) billing models for Gemini and Claude APIs, including free tiers and developer usage patterns.
  - Discussed options for wiring Gemini into Claw via CLI (exec) or as a first-class HTTP API provider, and what additional config/API keys would be required.
- Decisions / stable facts:
  - Local memory index is active and useful for recalling prior decisions/rules from MEMORY.md and memory/*.md.
  - There is currently no dedicated web-browsing MD file; Web Automation workflows live in Notion (Web Automation Workflow page).
  - Gemini API: free tier available via Google AI Studio/Cloud; beyond that it is metered pay-as-you-go, independent from consumer AI Plus/Pro/Ultra subscriptions.
  - Claude API: primarily pay-as-you-go; consumer Claude Pro/Team plans are separate from API billing.
  - To use Gemini or OpenRouter “like Codex” in Claw, OpenClaw must be configured with the relevant API keys and model mappings in the gateway.
- Next actions / blockers:
  - Optionally create a dedicated local MD (e.g. BROWSER.md) to capture general web-browsing patterns beyond the Notion workflows.
  - If desired, provision and configure Gemini/OpenRouter credentials in the gateway to experiment with additional models from Claw.
- Links/IDs:
  - Notion Web Automation Workflow page_id: 2fed6568ef4b809e8e07fc4573b1b28d.
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron job id: 6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422.