## Day recap 2026-03-23
- What happened: In the late evening, used the control UI to inspect model providers and status; confirmed providers `google-gemini-cli` (2 models) and `openai-codex` (5 models), saw that the currently *selected* model was `openai-codex/gpt-5.2` while the *active runtime* was still `google-gemini-cli/gemini-3-flash-preview`, then reset the model to the default and explicitly switched the main session to `openai-codex/gpt-5.3-codex`.
- What happened: Asked whether there is a GitHub repo updated in 2026 for a "pop" real-time monitoring backend; the agent loaded the GitHub skill and used `gh repo list LLagoon3 --json ...` with filters on `updatedAt`, name, and description to scan all of the user's repos updated since 2026-01-01.
- What happened: From that scan, confirmed there is no 2026-updated repo whose name/description explicitly contains `pop`; the closest match for a real-time monitoring/observability backend is `LLagoon3/unified-log-pipeline` (centralized log collection + Grafana dashboards) along with other infra/backend projects such as `openclaw-memory-backup`, `crawling_log_from_web`, and various CaTs backend services.
- What happened: On request, manually triggered the OpenClaw memory backup script (`scripts/backup_memory.sh`) from the workspace; it ran `git fetch/pull`, committed the latest memory/config changes (including a new `memory/2026-03-23.md` file), and pushed to the `openclaw-memory-backup` GitHub repository.
- Decisions / stable facts: Provider identifiers and auth profiles remain consistent with previous findings: `openai-codex` is the Codex provider (with multiple models including `gpt-5.2` and `gpt-5.3-codex`), and Gemini remains configured as a fallback provider; the main session is now explicitly configured to use `openai-codex/gpt-5.3-codex` as its selected model, even though runtime failover to Gemini may still occur if OAuth issues persist.
- Decisions / stable facts: As of this recap, there is no dedicated 2026 repo described as a "pop real-time monitoring backend"; for such functionality, `LLagoon3/unified-log-pipeline` is the closest existing codebase and would likely be the starting point if a POP-specific monitoring backend is needed.
- Decisions / stable facts: Regular memory backups are confirmed to be working via the `backup_memory.sh` script and the `openclaw-memory-backup` repo, with a successful commit `ee162e0` at 2026-03-23 23:24 KST capturing the current state.
- Next actions / blockers: Unless Codex OAuth has been re-authenticated outside this log, the previously identified blocker still stands: run `openclaw models auth login --provider openai-codex` in an interactive terminal and complete the browser OAuth flow to ensure Codex can run without falling back to Gemini.
- Next actions / blockers: If a dedicated POP real-time monitoring backend is required, either (a) extend `unified-log-pipeline` with POP-specific ingestion and alerting, or (b) create a new backend service in GitHub (e.g., `pop-realtime-monitor-backend`) that reuses the patterns and infra from `unified-log-pipeline`.
- Links/IDs: GitHub repos: `https://github.com/LLagoon3/openclaw-memory-backup` (backup target, commit `ee162e0` on `master`), `https://github.com/LLagoon3/unified-log-pipeline` (centralized log/monitoring pipeline); backup script: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/backup_memory.sh`; new daily memory file: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/memory/2026-03-23.md`; model selection: `openai-codex/gpt-5.3-codex` as of 2026-03-23 23:20 KST.