## Auto-summary 2026-03-20 20:00 KST

- What happened:
  - Main-session activity today continued to focus on diagnosing `openai-codex` OAuth failures and provider configuration, with multiple CLI checks (`openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, `journalctl`, reading `openclaw.json`) confirming that Codex remains mis-authenticated.
  - Gateway logs still show `FailoverError: OAuth token refresh failed for openai-codex` and `FailoverError: API rate limit reached`, indicating both persistent auth issues and rate limiting on recent attempts.
  - Assistant re-validated that the configured provider id for Codex is `openai-codex` and clarified that the correct re-auth command is `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex`, with no alternative provider id discovered in the current plugin set.
- Decisions / stable facts:
  - Provider id `openai-codex` is definitively correct for the Codex OAuth profile, as confirmed by `openclaw models list` and the `auth.profiles` section of `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`.
  - The main session is still running via Gemini fallback due to ongoing `openai-codex` token refresh failures and, at times, API rate limits.
- Next actions / blockers:
  - Still blocked on completing `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal and finishing the browser-based OAuth flow.
  - After re-auth, re-test with a small request and check gateway logs to confirm that `openai-codex` calls succeed without FailoverError or fallback to Gemini.
  - If re-auth succeeds but FailoverErrors or rate limits persist, plan a deeper investigation into the `google-antigravity-auth` or related extensions and any upstream account limits impacting Codex.

## Day recap 2026-03-20

- What happened:
  - Spent most of the day debugging two issues: (1) why the "SNP 500 현황 보고 (2026-03-16)" stock report was re-sent at 10:02, and (2) why `openai-codex` OAuth kept failing and falling back to Gemini.
  - For the stock report, traced gateway logs and cron session histories and reconstructed the sequence: a 10:00 daily memory summary cron hit an OAuth `FailoverError`, triggered an automatic "Continue where you left off" recovery message into the main session, and the main agent misinterpreted that as a request to resume its last task (the previous night’s stock report), re-emitting the full report to Telegram.
  - For Codex auth, repeatedly inspected `openclaw models list`, `openclaw models auth`, `openclaw plugins list`, `journalctl` logs, and `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`, confirming that recent requests have been served by the `google-gemini-cli` fallback due to `FailoverError: OAuth token refresh failed` and occasional `API rate limit reached` for `openai-codex`.
- Decisions / stable facts:
  - The 10:02 stock message was a one-off "ghost replay" caused by error-recovery logic from the daily summary cron, not a misfired or rescheduled stock cron; the stock cron itself only ran normally at 2026-03-16 22:45.
  - Provider id `openai-codex` is the correct identifier for Codex, and the environment is configured accordingly in both the models list and `auth.profiles`.
  - Current conversations in the main session are being handled by Gemini fallback while `openai-codex` remains mis-authenticated.
- Next actions / blockers:
  - Need to run `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal, complete the browser-based OAuth flow, and then verify via logs that `openai-codex` requests succeed without `FailoverError` or fallback.
  - If problems persist after re-auth, plan a deeper dive into the `google-antigravity-auth`/extensions layer and any upstream limits or configuration quirks that might interfere with Codex tokens.