# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 13:25 KST

- Confirmed infrastructure layout for OpenClaw access: host `lagoon3` connects to Oracle VPS alias `lagoon-oracle-vps` (`168.107.14.33:20222`, user `ubuntu`) via systemd-managed reverse SSH (`/etc/systemd/system/reverse-ssh-tunnel.service`, script `/home/lagoon3/bin/reverse-ssh-tunnel.sh`). Core forwards are VPS `127.0.0.1:18789 -> lagoon3:18789` for OpenClaw gateway and VPS `0.0.0.0:10022 -> lagoon3:22` for SSH ingress.
- User asked to remember the stable network structure; the long-term memory guidance for this topic was clarified: keep stable topology/service names/core port meanings in MEMORY, but keep transient listening-state snapshots in daily notes only.
- Portfolio project work happened in `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/Portfolio-Project` on branch `feat/api-projects`. Frontend/backend app ports were standardized to `7340` and `7341`. Reverse SSH was expanded with VPS loopback forwards `127.0.0.1:13440 -> lagoon3:7340` and `127.0.0.1:13441 -> lagoon3:7341`.
- Caddy on the Oracle VPS was configured for external portfolio access. `portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to frontend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13440`, and `api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to backend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13441`. HTTPS issuance completed successfully.
- Portfolio fixes completed via Claude in the repo, including port updates, contact form external-domain fixes, projects API SSR integration, and hydration fixes. Reported commits pushed on `feat/api-projects` included `fa5bc6f`, `eb7da9b`, `bc82fe1`, `8d68951`, `dfac20b`, and `669bc9a`.
- A dedicated Claude session doc now exists for this repo at `Portfolio-Project/docs/claude-session.md` with session id `efa46938-6073-4106-aed4-efb121773f8d`. New operating rule established: for project Claude work, read the repo doc first, prefer resuming the documented session, and prefer `claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions --resume <session-id> --output-format stream-json --verbose`; reserve `--print` for short/simple exceptions.
- Important nuance established for future debugging: OpenClaw background process handles are ephemeral execution trackers and may disappear even while the Claude resume session remains reusable. If result capture is incomplete, ask the same Claude resume session again, then verify via git/files/logs as needed.
- Frontend service instability was repeatedly observed because the portfolio site is currently being served with `next dev` instead of a supervised production process. Claude repeatedly found the white-screen issue resolved after restarting the dev server on port `7340`; long-term fix deferred is to move to `next build` + `next start` under systemd/pm2.
- Structural frontend review findings from Claude: mock/static data still exists in some areas (`about`, contact details, related projects), `pages/api/hello.js` is scaffold residue, and `useScrollToTop.jsx` had a listener-placement bug that Claude said it fixed during review. Production-hardening of the frontend was postponed for later.
- ACP diagnosis began near the end of the session. Current OpenClaw config shows plugin `acpx` installed/enabled and `acp.enabled=true`, `backend="acpx"`, but earlier real usage had returned `ACP runtime backend is currently unavailable`, so the next planned step was gateway restart plus ACP spawn retest to determine whether the issue is transient gateway/backend health versus missing Claude ACP wiring.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 16:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - Discussed host OS upgrade strategy from Ubuntu 20.04 to 24.04 LTS (via 22.04 LTS); identified critical risks to remote connectivity (reverse SSH tunnel, VPS ingress) and OpenClaw gateway stability.
  - Formulated a comprehensive pre-upgrade checklist (backups of systemd services, SSH configs, and package lists) and a phased execution plan.
  - Successfully added the upgrade plan to the Notion "Todo List" database (ID `2fdd6568...`) as a new task item with status "시작 전" and priority "중간".

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - Confirmed the mandatory 20.04 -> 22.04 -> 24.04 upgrade sequence for stability.
  - Notion Todo Database ID: `2fdd6568ef4b80a697bed7303264c48d`.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - User to proceed with the manual OS upgrade steps as documented in the Notion task, ensuring local console access is available in case of SSH failure.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Notion Task Link: `https://www.notion.so/Ubuntu-20-04-24-04-LTS-33dd6568ef4b814a867edf01de873e3d`
  - Notion Page ID: `33dd6568-ef4b-814a-867e-df01de873e3d`

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 20:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 20:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new main-session user conversations, file edits, configuration changes, Notion updates, or other tool-driven state changes were detected between the 16:00 and 20:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state remains unchanged: portfolio deployment topology, reverse SSH and Caddy routing, the portfolio `feat/api-projects` branch status, and the Ubuntu 20.04 → 24.04 upgrade plan in Notion.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await new interactive activity (e.g., portfolio follow-up work, ACP/Claude harness testing, or starting the documented OS upgrade steps) before there is anything additional to summarize.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 13:25 KST

- Confirmed infrastructure layout for OpenClaw access: host `lagoon3` connects to Oracle VPS alias `lagoon-oracle-vps` (`168.107.14.33:20222`, user `ubuntu`) via systemd-managed reverse SSH (`/etc/systemd/system/reverse-ssh-tunnel.service`, script `/home/lagoon3/bin/reverse-ssh-tunnel.sh`). Core forwards are VPS `127.0.0.1:18789 -> lagoon3:18789` for OpenClaw gateway and VPS `0.0.0.0:10022 -> lagoon3:22` for SSH ingress.
- User asked to remember the stable network structure; the long-term memory guidance for this topic was clarified: keep stable topology/service names/core port meanings in MEMORY, but keep transient listening-state snapshots in daily notes only.
- Portfolio project work happened in `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/Portfolio-Project` on branch `feat/api-projects`. Frontend/backend app ports were standardized to `7340` and `7341`. Reverse SSH was expanded with VPS loopback forwards `127.0.0.1:13440 -> lagoon3:7340` and `127.0.0.1:13441 -> lagoon3:7341`.
- Caddy on the Oracle VPS was configured for external portfolio access. `portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to frontend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13440`, and `api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to backend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13441`. HTTPS issuance completed successfully.
- Portfolio fixes completed via Claude in the repo, including port updates, contact form external-domain fixes, projects API SSR integration, and hydration fixes. Reported commits pushed on `feat/api-projects` included `fa5bc6f`, `eb7da9b`, `bc82fe1`, `8d68951`, `dfac20b`, and `669bc9a`.
- A dedicated Claude session doc now exists for this repo at `Portfolio-Project/docs/claude-session.md` with session id `efa46938-6073-4106-aed4-efb121773f8d`. New operating rule established: for project Claude work, read the repo doc first, prefer resuming the documented session, and prefer `claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions --resume <session-id> --output-format stream-json --verbose`; reserve `--print` for short/simple exceptions.
- Important nuance established for future debugging: OpenClaw background process handles are ephemeral execution trackers and may disappear even while the Claude resume session remains reusable. If result capture is incomplete, ask the same Claude resume session again, then verify via git/files/logs as needed.
- Frontend service instability was repeatedly observed because the portfolio site is currently being served with `next dev` instead of a supervised production process. Claude repeatedly found the white-screen issue resolved after restarting the dev server on port `7340`; long-term fix deferred is to move to `next build` + `next start` under systemd/pm2.
- Structural frontend review findings from Claude: mock/static data still exists in some areas (`about`, contact details, related projects), `pages/api/hello.js` is scaffold residue, and `useScrollToTop.jsx` had a listener-placement bug that Claude said it fixed during review. Production-hardening of the frontend was postponed for later.
- ACP diagnosis began near the end of the session. Current OpenClaw config shows plugin `acpx` installed/enabled and `acp.enabled=true`, `backend="acpx"`, but earlier real usage had returned `ACP runtime backend is currently unavailable`, so the next planned step was gateway restart plus ACP spawn retest to determine whether the issue is transient gateway/backend health versus missing Claude ACP wiring.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 16:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - Discussed host OS upgrade strategy from Ubuntu 20.04 to 24.04 LTS (via 22.04 LTS); identified critical risks to remote connectivity (reverse SSH tunnel, VPS ingress) and OpenClaw gateway stability.
  - Formulated a comprehensive pre-upgrade checklist (backups of systemd services, SSH configs, and package lists) and a phased execution plan.
  - Successfully added the upgrade plan to the Notion "Todo List" database (ID `2fdd6568...`) as a new task item with status "시작 전" and priority "중간".

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - Confirmed the mandatory 20.04 -> 22.04 -> 24.04 upgrade sequence for stability.
  - Notion Todo Database ID: `2fdd6568ef4b80a697bed7303264c48d`.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - User to proceed with the manual OS upgrade steps as documented in the Notion task, ensuring local console access is available in case of SSH failure.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Notion Task Link: `https://www.notion.so/Ubuntu-20-04-24-04-LTS-33dd6568ef4b814a867edf01de873e3d`
  - Notion Page ID: `33dd6568-ef4b-814a-867e-df01de873e3d`

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 20:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 20:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new main-session user conversations, file edits, configuration changes, Notion updates, or other tool-driven state changes were detected between the 16:00 and 20:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state remains unchanged: portfolio deployment topology, reverse SSH and Caddy routing, the portfolio `feat/api-projects` branch status, and the Ubuntu 20.04 → 24.04 upgrade plan in Notion.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await new interactive activity (e.g., portfolio follow-up work, ACP/Claude harness testing, or starting the documented OS upgrade steps) before there is anything additional to summarize.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 21:05 KST

- User completed the Ubuntu LTS upgrades in sequence through `22.04.5 LTS` and then `24.04`; post-upgrade checks confirmed reverse SSH, the OpenClaw gateway, and the Oracle VPS listener topology still worked. The user service `openclaw-gateway.service` remained `active` and `enabled`, and the VPS continued exposing `10022`, `18789`, `13440`, and `13441` as expected.
- During both post-upgrade checks, portfolio backend `7341` stayed healthy locally and through `https://api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org`, but frontend `7340` was down (`connection refused`) and the public frontend returned `502`. This was treated as an app supervision gap rather than an OS-upgrade blocker.
- Frontend service was restored manually from `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/Portfolio-Project/apps/web` using `npm run dev` on port `7340`; local `http://127.0.0.1:7340/` and public `https://portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org/` both returned success afterward. Current frontend availability therefore depends on a manually started dev server and is still not durable across reboot/process exit.
- Notion upgrade runbook page `33dd6568-ef4b-814a-867e-df01de873e3d` was updated with two concrete validation sections: `22.04 업그레이드 후 1차 점검 결과 (2026-04-09)` and `24.04 업그레이드 후 2차 점검 결과 (2026-04-09)`.
- OpenClaw gateway health after the OS upgrades improved enough that `/acp spawn` from the user side started succeeding again, indicating the earlier `ACP_BACKEND_UNAVAILABLE` condition was resolved at the backend level.
- However, agent-side ACP usage is still unresolved. A user-created unbound ACP Claude session (`agent:claude:acp:7fb4bb6b-6fdb-47f9-a9b6-1af4ba816e23`) did not show up as a visible/bound session from the assistant side, so it could not be reused directly.
- Direct ACP spawn tests from the assistant side failed with command-resolution errors for both `agentId="claude-code"` and `agentId="claude-cli"` (`spawn_failed`, `Failed to spawn agent command: ...`). This narrowed the Claude-over-ACP problem from backend unavailability to a likely agent-id/command mapping issue.
- Code/doc inspection during ACP troubleshooting found strong evidence that OpenClaw internally recognizes the Claude provider/backend identifier `claude-cli` (for model/provider normalization), but that string alone is not currently sufficient as an ACP `agentId` for successful spawning. The next debugging step is to find the actual spawnable ACP agent identifier list or command mapping for Claude.
- Important current blockers carried forward: portfolio frontend should be moved from ad-hoc `next dev` to a supervised production-style service (`next build` + `next start`, likely under systemd or pm2), and Claude-over-ACP still needs exact spawn identifier/registration verification even though ACP backend health has improved.
# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
# Daily Memory 2026-04-09

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 10:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - No new interactive main-session activity from the user since the last recorded summaries on 2026-04-03; recent visible history consists of prior investigations around `openai-codex` authentication, GitHub repo inspection, and the memory backup flow.
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 10:00 KST and inspected the main session history but found no new state changes or conversations to summarize for 2026-04-09.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - System state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains as previously summarized on 2026-04-03; there have been no additional edits, jobs, or backups initiated in the main session since.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await renewed user activity or configuration changes (e.g., Codex re-auth, new automations, or repo work) before there is anything new to capture in subsequent summaries.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 13:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran again at 13:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new user conversations, tool-driven state changes, file edits, or configuration updates occurred in the main session between the 10:00 and 13:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state (model configuration, Codex/Gemini failover behavior, backup setup, and cron configuration) remains unchanged since the 10:00 KST summary.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Continue waiting for new interactive activity or state changes before there is anything additional to summarize in later runs today.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 13:25 KST

- Confirmed infrastructure layout for OpenClaw access: host `lagoon3` connects to Oracle VPS alias `lagoon-oracle-vps` (`168.107.14.33:20222`, user `ubuntu`) via systemd-managed reverse SSH (`/etc/systemd/system/reverse-ssh-tunnel.service`, script `/home/lagoon3/bin/reverse-ssh-tunnel.sh`). Core forwards are VPS `127.0.0.1:18789 -> lagoon3:18789` for OpenClaw gateway and VPS `0.0.0.0:10022 -> lagoon3:22` for SSH ingress.
- User asked to remember the stable network structure; the long-term memory guidance for this topic was clarified: keep stable topology/service names/core port meanings in MEMORY, but keep transient listening-state snapshots in daily notes only.
- Portfolio project work happened in `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/Portfolio-Project` on branch `feat/api-projects`. Frontend/backend app ports were standardized to `7340` and `7341`. Reverse SSH was expanded with VPS loopback forwards `127.0.0.1:13440 -> lagoon3:7340` and `127.0.0.1:13441 -> lagoon3:7341`.
- Caddy on the Oracle VPS was configured for external portfolio access. `portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to frontend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13440`, and `api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to backend tunnel port `127.0.0.1:13441`. HTTPS issuance completed successfully.
- Portfolio fixes completed via Claude in the repo, including port updates, contact form external-domain fixes, projects API SSR integration, and hydration fixes. Reported commits pushed on `feat/api-projects` included `fa5bc6f`, `eb7da9b`, `bc82fe1`, `8d68951`, `dfac20b`, and `669bc9a`.
- A dedicated Claude session doc now exists for this repo at `Portfolio-Project/docs/claude-session.md` with session id `efa46938-6073-4106-aed4-efb121773f8d`. New operating rule established: for project Claude work, read the repo doc first, prefer resuming the documented session, and prefer `claude --permission-mode bypassPermissions --resume <session-id> --output-format stream-json --verbose`; reserve `--print` for short/simple exceptions.
- Important nuance established for future debugging: OpenClaw background process handles are ephemeral execution trackers and may disappear even while the Claude resume session remains reusable. If result capture is incomplete, ask the same Claude resume session again, then verify via git/files/logs as needed.
- Frontend service instability was repeatedly observed because the portfolio site is currently being served with `next dev` instead of a supervised production process. Claude repeatedly found the white-screen issue resolved after restarting the dev server on port `7340`; long-term fix deferred is to move to `next build` + `next start` under systemd/pm2.
- Structural frontend review findings from Claude: mock/static data still exists in some areas (`about`, contact details, related projects), `pages/api/hello.js` is scaffold residue, and `useScrollToTop.jsx` had a listener-placement bug that Claude said it fixed during review. Production-hardening of the frontend was postponed for later.
- ACP diagnosis began near the end of the session. Current OpenClaw config shows plugin `acpx` installed/enabled and `acp.enabled=true`, `backend="acpx"`, but earlier real usage had returned `ACP runtime backend is currently unavailable`, so the next planned step was gateway restart plus ACP spawn retest to determine whether the issue is transient gateway/backend health versus missing Claude ACP wiring.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 16:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - Discussed host OS upgrade strategy from Ubuntu 20.04 to 24.04 LTS (via 22.04 LTS); identified critical risks to remote connectivity (reverse SSH tunnel, VPS ingress) and OpenClaw gateway stability.
  - Formulated a comprehensive pre-upgrade checklist (backups of systemd services, SSH configs, and package lists) and a phased execution plan.
  - Successfully added the upgrade plan to the Notion "Todo List" database (ID `2fdd6568...`) as a new task item with status "시작 전" and priority "중간".

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - Confirmed the mandatory 20.04 -> 22.04 -> 24.04 upgrade sequence for stability.
  - Notion Todo Database ID: `2fdd6568ef4b80a697bed7303264c48d`.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - User to proceed with the manual OS upgrade steps as documented in the Notion task, ensuring local console access is available in case of SSH failure.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Notion Task Link: `https://www.notion.so/Ubuntu-20-04-24-04-LTS-33dd6568ef4b814a867edf01de873e3d`
  - Notion Page ID: `33dd6568-ef4b-814a-867e-df01de873e3d`

## Auto-summary 2026-04-09 20:00 KST

- **What happened:**
  - The daily memory auto-summary cron (ID `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`) ran at 20:00 KST and re-checked the main session (`agent:main:main`) history.
  - No new main-session user conversations, file edits, configuration changes, Notion updates, or other tool-driven state changes were detected between the 16:00 and 20:00 KST runs.

- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - All previously recorded system state remains unchanged: portfolio deployment topology, reverse SSH and Caddy routing, the portfolio `feat/api-projects` branch status, and the Ubuntu 20.04 → 24.04 upgrade plan in Notion.

- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - Await new interactive activity (e.g., portfolio follow-up work, ACP/Claude harness testing, or starting the documented OS upgrade steps) before there is anything additional to summarize.

- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 21:05 KST

- User completed the Ubuntu LTS upgrades in sequence through `22.04.5 LTS` and then `24.04`; post-upgrade checks confirmed reverse SSH, the OpenClaw gateway, and the Oracle VPS listener topology still worked. The user service `openclaw-gateway.service` remained `active` and `enabled`, and the VPS continued exposing `10022`, `18789`, `13440`, and `13441` as expected.
- During both post-upgrade checks, portfolio backend `7341` stayed healthy locally and through `https://api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org`, but frontend `7340` was down (`connection refused`) and the public frontend returned `502`. This was treated as an app supervision gap rather than an OS-upgrade blocker.
- Frontend service was restored manually from `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/Portfolio-Project/apps/web` using `npm run dev` on port `7340`; local `http://127.0.0.1:7340/` and public `https://portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org/` both returned success afterward. Current frontend availability therefore depends on a manually started dev server and is still not durable across reboot/process exit.
- Notion upgrade runbook page `33dd6568-ef4b-814a-867e-df01de873e3d` was updated with two concrete validation sections: `22.04 업그레이드 후 1차 점검 결과 (2026-04-09)` and `24.04 업그레이드 후 2차 점검 결과 (2026-04-09)`.
- OpenClaw gateway health after the OS upgrades improved enough that `/acp spawn` from the user side started succeeding again, indicating the earlier `ACP_BACKEND_UNAVAILABLE` condition was resolved at the backend level.
- However, agent-side ACP usage is still unresolved. A user-created unbound ACP Claude session (`agent:claude:acp:7fb4bb6b-6fdb-47f9-a9b6-1af4ba816e23`) did not show up as a visible/bound session from the assistant side, so it could not be reused directly.
- Direct ACP spawn tests from the assistant side failed with command-resolution errors for both `agentId="claude-code"` and `agentId="claude-cli"` (`spawn_failed`, `Failed to spawn agent command: ...`). This narrowed the Claude-over-ACP problem from backend unavailability to a likely agent-id/command mapping issue.
- Code/doc inspection during ACP troubleshooting found strong evidence that OpenClaw internally recognizes the Claude provider/backend identifier `claude-cli` (for model/provider normalization), but that string alone is not currently sufficient as an ACP `agentId` for successful spawning. The next debugging step is to find the actual spawnable ACP agent identifier list or command mapping for Claude.
- Important current blockers carried forward: portfolio frontend should be moved from ad-hoc `next dev` to a supervised production-style service (`next build` + `next start`, likely under systemd or pm2), and Claude-over-ACP still needs exact spawn identifier/registration verification even though ACP backend health has improved.

## Main-session summary 2026-04-09 23:48 KST

- SNP 500 cron issue was narrowed to Python dependencies after direct runtime checks on `/usr/bin/python3` (`Python 3.12.3`). `requests` imported successfully, but `pandas` and `yfinance` both raised `ModuleNotFoundError` in the active system Python environment.
- The affected script is `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/snp500_stooq.py`, and the user asked for direct repair rather than only diagnosis.
- Minimal recovery was done with user-site pip install under Ubuntu 24's PEP 668 constraints: `python3 -m pip install --user --break-system-packages pandas yfinance`.
- After installation, import checks passed and `python3 scripts/snp500_stooq.py` executed successfully again, producing the full report including `장기 추세 상태`, `전일 상태`, and `오늘 신규 크로스 여부`.
- The SNP 500 cron job was then manually triggered with OpenClaw cron `run`, which returned `ok: true` and `enqueued: true`. Manual run id: `manual:b82a3f1e-1274-422d-b03f-77fc0c673238:1775745447683:1`.
- User also asked whether OpenClaw's `auth.cooldowns` settings were actually applied. The configuration key was confirmed as valid via local docs (`docs/gateway/configuration-reference.md#auth.cooldowns`), and current runtime inspection showed no active cooled-down profiles at the time (`unusableProfiles=[]`), meaning the setting exists and is loadable but was not actively engaged in the current healthy auth state.

## Day recap 2026-04-09

- **Infrastructure & deployment:** Finalized and exercised the Oracle VPS reverse-SSH + Caddy topology for the portfolio project (`portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` and `api.portfolio-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org`), and clarified what parts of this network layout should live in long-term memory vs daily notes.
- **Ubuntu LTS upgrades:** Completed sequential host upgrades from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04 and then 24.04. Post-upgrade checks confirmed reverse SSH, the OpenClaw gateway, and all key forwarded ports (`10022`, `18789`, `13440`, `13441`) remained healthy. Portfolio backend stayed up; frontend availability still depends on a manually started `next dev` on port `7340`.
- **ACP / Claude status:** After the OS upgrades, ACP backend health recovered (user-side `/acp spawn` works), but assistant-side ACP spawns for Claude (`claude-code`, `claude-cli`) still fail due to unresolved agentId/command mapping. Next step is to discover the actual spawnable ACP agent IDs for Claude.
- **Cron & Python stack:** Repaired the SNP 500 reporting script (`scripts/snp500_stooq.py`) by installing missing Python packages (`pandas`, `yfinance`) under the Ubuntu 24 PEP 668 constraints, verified the script runs cleanly again, and successfully re-ran the associated cron job via OpenClaw (`manual:b82a3f1e-1274-422d-b03f-77fc0c673238:1`).
- **Auth configuration:** Confirmed that the `auth.cooldowns` configuration key is valid and loaded; at the time of inspection no profiles were cooled down (`unusableProfiles=[]`), so the feature is available but not currently affecting behavior.
- **Carry-over next actions:**
  - Move the portfolio frontend from ad-hoc `next dev` to a supervised production service (`next build` + `next start` under systemd/pm2 or similar).
  - Finish wiring Claude over ACP by identifying the correct spawnable ACP agent IDs/commands.
  - Monitor upcoming SNP 500 cron runs and auth state to ensure the repaired Python stack and `auth.cooldowns` behavior remain stable.