## Auto-summary 2026-03-21 10:00 KST - What happened: - Main session conversation focused on investigating why an S&P 500 stock report was delivered at 10:02 AM despite the cron schedule being 22:45 KST. - Assistant (running via Gemini fallback) deeply inspected OpenClaw gateway logs, cron sessions, and session histories to reconstruct the event timeline. - Identified that the stock report re-delivery was triggered indirectly by the Daily memory auto-summary cron’s error recovery mechanism, not by the stock cron itself. - Further main session discussion confirmed that OAuth token refresh issues for the `openai-codex` provider were causing FailoverError logs, leading to Gemini fallback for responses. - Assistant walked through OpenClaw CLI/model/plugin config (including `openclaw.json` and `openclaw models list`) to verify provider/model wiring for `openai-codex`. - Decisions / stable facts: - The 10:02 S&P 500 message was a re-generated “ghost replay” of the previous night’s report, caused by the auto-summary cron sending a generic "continue where you left off"-style recovery prompt into the main session, which the agent misinterpreted as a cue to resume the prior stock-report task. - Stock cron schedule remains correct (`45 22 * * 1-5` Asia/Seoul) and did not run in the morning; only the summary cron did. - Current model auth state: `openai-codex` is configured as a provider and appears in `models list`, but live requests are failing OAuth refresh and falling back to `google-gemini-cli`. - Confirmed that the correct provider name to use for re-auth is `openai-codex`. - Next actions / blockers: - User-side: run `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal to restore Codex OAuth, following the browser flow/redirect. - Longer-term: consider hardening the Daily memory auto-summary cron so that on failure it does not send ambiguous "continue" prompts into the main session (to avoid accidental task replays like the stock report). - Links/IDs: - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`. - Stock cron id (S&P 500 report): `b82a3f1e-1274-422d-b03f-77fc0c673238`. ## Auto-summary 2026-03-21 13:00 KST - What happened: - Follow-up debugging in the main session focused on confirming the exact provider name and auth wiring for Codex, including repeated `openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, and inspection of `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`. - Gateway logs were re-checked and showed continued `FailoverError: OAuth token refresh failed for openai-codex` and rate-limit errors around 09:34–09:36 UTC, confirming the earlier outage window. - No configs were changed from the main session; investigation remained read-only (CLI inspection and log reads). - Decisions / stable facts (new): - Reconfirmed that `openai-codex` is the canonical provider id for Codex in both `models list` and `auth.profiles` in `openclaw.json`. - As of this run, the main agent is again using `openai-codex/gpt-5.2` as primary (indicating OAuth has been successfully restored at some point after the earlier failures), even though the actual re-auth command was executed outside the visible main-session history. - Next actions / blockers: - None new beyond the existing recommendation to keep an eye on future `FailoverError`/rate-limit spikes and, if needed, adjust cron behavior or model fallbacks; current state appears healthy with Codex active again. - Links/IDs: - Config path referenced during investigation: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`. - Relevant diagnostics still associated with `openai-codex:default` auth profile and the Daily memory auto-summary cron `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`. ## Auto-summary 2026-03-21 16:00 KST - What happened: - No new main-session activity was recorded between the 13:00 and 16:00 runs of the Daily memory auto-summary cron. - Decisions / stable facts (new): - None; state remains as captured in the 13:00 summary. - Next actions / blockers: - Continue to monitor future main-session activity and cron behavior; no additional actions identified during this interval. - Links/IDs: - None new for this interval. ## Auto-summary 2026-03-21 20:00 KST - What happened: - Main session focused on confirming the *current* health of `openai-codex` auth and whether responses are still falling back to Gemini. - Assistant re-ran `openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, and inspected `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json` plus the OpenClaw extensions directory to understand how the `openai-codex` provider is wired (via the `openai-codex:default` auth profile rather than a dedicated plugin row). - Gateway logs for the afternoon showed ongoing `FailoverError: OAuth token refresh failed for openai-codex` and additional FailoverErrors due to API rate limits, confirming that Codex was still failing and conversations were being served via `google-gemini-cli` fallback. - Assistant provided concrete CLI guidance for re-auth (`openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex`) and clarified that the provider id string `openai-codex` is correct. - Decisions / stable facts (new): - As of late afternoon on 2026-03-21, `openai-codex` OAuth refresh is still failing and main-session requests are being answered by Gemini fallback (not by Codex), despite the provider being configured in `openclaw.json`. - Confirmed again, with config evidence, that `openai-codex` is the correct provider name to use for re-auth and is bound to the `openai-codex:default` auth profile. - Identified that there is no separate `openai-codex` plugin entry in `openclaw plugins list`; Codex is provided via the core model/ auth configuration rather than a standalone plugin. - Next actions / blockers: - User still needs to run `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal to restore Codex auth; until then, Gemini fallback will remain in use. - Optionally add monitoring or alerting around repeated `FailoverError` and rate-limit messages for `openai-codex` so auth issues are surfaced earlier instead of being discovered indirectly via cron behavior. - Links/IDs: - Config/auth reference: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (`auth.profiles["openai-codex:default"]`). - Relevant diagnostics from gateway logs still reference `openai-codex` OAuth refresh failures and rate-limit FailoverErrors. ## Day recap 2026-03-21 - What happened: - Main-session activity for the day centered almost entirely on diagnosing why an S&P 500 stock report was unexpectedly re-sent at 10:02 and on investigating ongoing `openai-codex` OAuth/auth failures. - Multiple rounds of log and config inspection were done using `openclaw models list`, `openclaw plugins list`, gateway `journalctl` logs, and the OpenClaw config at `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`. - Decisions / stable facts (new vs. prior days): - Root cause of the 10:02 stock report was identified as a side effect of the Daily memory auto-summary cron’s error recovery prompt, which caused the main agent to replay the previous night’s report. - Confirmed that `openai-codex` is the correct provider id and that its OAuth profile (`openai-codex:default`) is configured for the main agent, but live traffic is currently failing token refresh and falling back to `google-gemini-cli`. - Next actions / blockers: - User still needs to complete `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal to restore Codex, otherwise Gemini will remain the active fallback. - Optionally harden the Daily memory auto-summary cron to avoid sending ambiguous "continue"-style prompts into the main session on failure and consider adding monitoring around repeated `FailoverError` events for `openai-codex`. - Links/IDs: - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`. - Stock cron id (S&P 500 report): `b82a3f1e-1274-422d-b03f-77fc0c673238`. - Config path: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/openclaw.json`.