## Auto-summary 2026-03-18 13:00 KST - What happened: - Continued investigating the OpenClaw model/auth setup and confirmed via `openclaw models list` and `openclaw.json` that Codex models are configured under the `openai-codex` provider with OAuth auth profile `openai-codex:default`. - Verified through gateway logs (`journalctl` with `FailoverError` grep) that OAuth token refresh failures for `openai-codex` persisted into the late afternoon on 2026-03-17, and that some requests also hit API rate limits. - Clarified to the user that the system is currently falling back to Gemini models due to Codex auth failures, and that recent Gemini calls have been intermittently failing with `Cloud Code Assist API error (429): No capacity available`. - Decisions / stable facts: - The canonical provider name for Codex in this setup is confirmed as `openai-codex`, matching both the model prefixes (`openai-codex/gpt-5.2`, etc.) and the `auth.profiles` configuration. - The re-authentication command the user should run is: - `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` - Next actions / blockers: - User needs to run the Codex re-auth command in an interactive terminal and complete the browser-based OAuth flow to restore `openai-codex` usage and stop automatic fallback to Gemini. - After re-auth, re-check gateway logs to confirm `FailoverError` and rate limit errors have cleared and that `openai-codex` is serving requests again. - Links/IDs: - Daily memory file: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/memory/2026-03-18.md` - OpenClaw config: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - Relevant cron job: `cron:6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422` (daily memory auto-summary). ## Auto-summary 2026-03-18 16:00 KST - What happened: - Performed additional diagnostics on model/auth health: re-ran `openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, and inspected `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json` plus the `extensions/` directory to understand how `openai-codex` is wired (core provider vs plugin). - Queried gateway logs again via `journalctl` (with `FailoverError` and rate-limit grep) and confirmed that Codex OAuth refresh errors and occasional API rate-limit failures were still occurring around 18:34–18:36 on 2026-03-17. - Decisions / stable facts (new): - Even though there is no dedicated `openai-codex` plugin entry in `openclaw extensions`, the effective provider ID for Codex remains `openai-codex` (as referenced in `auth.profiles` and model IDs), so the re-auth flow should still target that provider name. - Next actions / blockers (updated): - No config changes were made; Codex remains in a failed-auth state until the user completes `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` and the browser OAuth flow. - After re-auth, re-run `journalctl` checks to verify that `FailoverError` entries stop and that new requests are served by `openai-codex` without fallback. - Links/IDs: - Gateway logs checked via: `journalctl --user -u openclaw-gateway ... | grep "FailoverError"` and related filters. ## Auto-summary 2026-03-18 20:00 KST - What happened (since 16:00): - Main-session conversation continued around the same Codex auth issue; the assistant restated (in Korean) that requests are currently falling back to Gemini due to persistent `openai-codex` OAuth refresh failures and that Gemini itself occasionally returns `429 No capacity` errors. - Confirmed back to the user, based on `openclaw models list` and `openclaw.json`, that the correct provider name for re-auth remains `openai-codex`, and reiterated the exact CLI command and OAuth flow steps. - Decisions / stable facts (new): - No new technical configuration changes; understanding of the system is stable: Codex is still configured with provider ID `openai-codex` and OAuth mode, but currently unusable until re-auth completes. - Next actions / blockers (unchanged): - User still needs to run `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal and finish the browser OAuth flow. - After re-auth, verify via `journalctl` that `FailoverError` and rate-limit errors stop for `openai-codex`, and that new requests in the main session are served by Codex instead of falling back to Gemini. - Links/IDs: - Daily memory file remains `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/memory/2026-03-18.md`. - Auth profile in config: `auth.profiles["openai-codex:default"]`. ## Day recap 2026-03-18 - What happened (highlights): - Spent the day diagnosing OpenClaw's model/auth configuration for `openai-codex`, using `openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, inspection of `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`, and the `extensions/` directory to understand how Codex is wired. - Reviewed gateway logs (`journalctl` with `FailoverError` and rate-limit filters) and confirmed that Codex OAuth token refresh errors and occasional API rate-limit issues persisted across multiple times on 2026-03-17, causing main-session requests to fall back to Gemini, which itself sometimes returned `429 No capacity` errors. - Clarified in the main session (Korean + English) that current responses are being served by Gemini due to Codex auth failures, and walked through the re-authentication flow and command. - Decisions / stable facts: - The canonical provider ID for Codex in this setup is `openai-codex`, as reflected in both model IDs (`openai-codex/gpt-5.2`, etc.) and the `auth.profiles["openai-codex:default"]` entry in `openclaw.json`. - The correct re-authentication command is: - `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` - There is no standalone `openai-codex` plugin entry in `extensions/`, but Codex is still treated as a core provider with OAuth-based auth, so the provider ID remains valid for CLI auth. - Next actions / blockers: - User must run the re-auth command in an interactive terminal and complete the browser-based OAuth flow to restore `openai-codex` and stop automatic fallback to Gemini. - After re-auth, rerun `journalctl` checks to confirm removal of `FailoverError` and rate-limit messages for `openai-codex` and verify that main-session requests are once again served directly by Codex. - Links/IDs: - Daily memory file: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/memory/2026-03-18.md`. - OpenClaw config: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`. - Cron job for this summary: `cron:6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.