# 2026-04-23

## Day recap 2026-04-22
- **What happened:**
  - The user asked to run the OpenClaw backup cron. After an initial misread that created the wrong OpenClaw internal cron entry, that mistaken job was removed, the real host cron entry was verified, and `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/backup_memory.sh` was run manually.
  - The manual backup completed successfully and pushed backup commit `749588a` with message `Auto-backup: 2026. 04. 22. (수) 12:10:28 KST`.
  - Follow-up investigation clarified OAuth client assumptions around Codex and Claude auth handling, including hardcoded observed/default client identifiers in `ai-usage-agent` and OpenClaw-related auth flows.
  - The instructed auto-summary target session `agent:main:main` still appeared stale during later scheduled checks, so the 16:00 and 20:00 KST summaries recorded no new deltas from that source.
- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - In this setup, “backup cron” refers to the existing host cron job, not OpenClaw’s internal cron system.
  - The authoritative backup automation remains the host cron job `0 0 * * * /home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/backup_memory.sh >> /home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/logs/backup_memory.log 2>&1`.
  - For Codex auth changes, the safer path is separate `--profile` isolation or backup-and-diff first, rather than assuming re-login is non-destructive.
  - The auto-summary workflow is still pointed at a stale session key rather than the active direct-chat thread.
- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - If backup automation is touched again, confirm host cron versus OpenClaw cron before creating or editing any scheduler entry.
  - If Codex auth needs to change later, prefer an isolated or reversible path first.
  - The daily auto-summary task still needs either fresh activity in `agent:main:main` or an updated target session key to capture the real direct-chat deltas.
- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
  - Target session key: `agent:main:main`.
  - Backup commit: `749588a`.
  - GitHub issue comment: `https://github.com/LLagoon3/ai-usage-agent/issues/59#issuecomment-4295073657`.
# 2026-04-23

## Day recap 2026-04-22
- **What happened:**
  - The user asked to run the OpenClaw backup cron. After an initial misread that created the wrong OpenClaw internal cron entry, that mistaken job was removed, the real host cron entry was verified, and `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/backup_memory.sh` was run manually.
  - The manual backup completed successfully and pushed backup commit `749588a` with message `Auto-backup: 2026. 04. 22. (수) 12:10:28 KST`.
  - Follow-up investigation clarified OAuth client assumptions around Codex and Claude auth handling, including hardcoded observed/default client identifiers in `ai-usage-agent` and OpenClaw-related auth flows.
  - The instructed auto-summary target session `agent:main:main` still appeared stale during later scheduled checks, so the 16:00 and 20:00 KST summaries recorded no new deltas from that source.
- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - In this setup, “backup cron” refers to the existing host cron job, not OpenClaw’s internal cron system.
  - The authoritative backup automation remains the host cron job `0 0 * * * /home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/backup_memory.sh >> /home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/logs/backup_memory.log 2>&1`.
  - For Codex auth changes, the safer path is separate `--profile` isolation or backup-and-diff first, rather than assuming re-login is non-destructive.
  - The auto-summary workflow is still pointed at a stale session key rather than the active direct-chat thread.
- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - If backup automation is touched again, confirm host cron versus OpenClaw cron before creating or editing any scheduler entry.
  - If Codex auth needs to change later, prefer an isolated or reversible path first.
  - The daily auto-summary task still needs either fresh activity in `agent:main:main` or an updated target session key to capture the real direct-chat deltas.
- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
  - Target session key: `agent:main:main`.
  - Backup commit: `749588a`.
  - GitHub issue comment: `https://github.com/LLagoon3/ai-usage-agent/issues/59#issuecomment-4295073657`.

## Durable notes 2026-04-23 07:25 KST
- The user wants career documents organized under `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/career/`.
- Career-related reference files created and should be checked first for future career/resume/portfolio help:
  - `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/career/profile.md`
  - `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace/career/projects.md`
- The user prefers portfolio projects and career documents to be treated separately, with the `career/` folder used as the document hub.

## WebDAV setup 2026-04-23 morning
- Confirmed the current public web entrypoint is Oracle VPS `lagoon-oracle-vps` running Caddy on `:80`/`:443`, while `lagoon3` sits behind reverse SSH tunnels.
- Verified the local Apache WebDAV config existed on `lagoon3` but was inactive because `Listen 8080` had dropped from `/etc/apache2/ports.conf` even though `/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/webdav.conf` was enabled.
- Restored local WebDAV on `lagoon3` by re-enabling Apache `:8080` listening, leaving the reverse-SSH core service untouched and adding only an extra tunnel service:
  - `reverse-ssh-extra@13442:localhost:8080.service`
- Added VPS Caddy routing so `webdav-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` proxies to VPS loopback `127.0.0.1:13442`, which forwards over reverse SSH to `lagoon3:8080`.
- LetsEncrypt certificate issuance for `webdav-lee-lagoon.duckdns.org` succeeded via Caddy.
- To avoid exposing all of `~/.openclaw`, kept `.openclaw` permissions unchanged and exposed only the workspace by bind-mounting:
  - source: `/home/lagoon3/.openclaw/workspace`
  - target: `/home/shared/workspace`
  - persistent mount entry added to `/etc/fstab`
- Final WebDAV root was set back to `/home/shared` so the original shared folders remain visible alongside the new `workspace/` entry.
- Final request flow is:
  - external client → VPS Caddy → VPS `127.0.0.1:13442` → reverse SSH extra → `lagoon3` Apache `:8080` → WebDAV over `/home/shared` with `workspace/` bind-mounted inside.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-23 10:00 KST
- **What happened:**
  - Re-checked the instructed main session `agent:main:main` and found new message activity on 2026-04-23, but it was mostly inbound Gmail heartbeat traffic rather than new file edits, config changes, created pages/jobs, or other workspace state changes.
  - The session handled a burst of repeated Docker promotional emails about Docker Hardened Images and consistently treated them as low-priority marketing with no action needed.
  - Two login/authentication emails were surfaced in the main session, one from Busan Bank and one from Webzen recruitment, and both were treated as use-only-if-user-requested verification events.
  - A Saramin recommendation email was reviewed; the main actionable takeaway captured in-session was that one software developer posting from Polaris Investment Advisory was closing the same day, with several other developer openings noted as later deadlines.
  - A later Investing.com sale email was treated as ordinary advertising and ignored.
- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - As of this checkpoint, the instructed target session is no longer completely idle, but today's visible activity is still mostly notification triage rather than substantive project work.
  - Repeated Docker DHI mails are being treated as routine promotion/newsletter traffic, not security incidents.
  - Job-alert mail becomes worth surfacing when it contains near-term deadlines; otherwise these recommendation mails remain medium or low priority.
- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - If career follow-up matters today, check the same-day Saramin deadline first and then triage the other developer postings by fit.
  - If more auth/login emails arrive, avoid storing or echoing one-time codes into memory files.
  - The auto-summary task is still limited by the fact that most captured main-session activity is notification handling rather than durable workspace changes.
- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
  - Target session key: `agent:main:main`.

## Auto-summary 2026-04-23 13:00 KST
- **What happened:**
  - After the 10:00 KST checkpoint, the main session surfaced another Saramin recommendation mail with additional developer openings, and the response narrowed the actionable follow-up to near-term roles such as Tokyo Electron Korea (4/26) and several 4/30 postings including Naver Labs AI Data Platform Developer internship and JEIOTEC software development.
  - A Slack invite email from `Slack <no-reply…@slack.com>` said Park Sinwoo invited the user to the `현대에버다임` workspace, adding 2 channels with a 30-day acceptance window.
  - A follow-up Slack message later indicated the `현대에버다임` workspace join had completed, with workspace URL `w1776905893-jej780525.slack.com`.
  - An AliExpress shipping update reported order `520649625790` had reached the local delivery carrier stage.
  - Additional low-priority marketing mail, including Inflearn and Olight promotions, was ignored rather than escalated.
- **Decisions / stable facts:**
  - The Slack mail thread is being treated as potentially legitimate but worth confirming against expected company/team onboarding before trusting email links.
  - The subsequent Slack completion mail suggests the workspace account is already provisioned, so the state changed from invite-pending to joined/provisioned.
  - Saramin recommendation mail remains low-to-medium priority unless deadlines are close; developer roles closing this week are the only items worth active triage.
- **Next actions / blockers:**
  - If this Hyundai Everdigm onboarding is expected, verify access via Slack's normal sign-in flow or a trusted company-provided URL instead of relying on email links.
  - If job hunting is active today, review the 4/26 and 4/30 developer postings before later-deadline recommendation items.
  - Track the AliExpress order only if delivery timing matters; no intervention is needed from this update alone.
- **Links/IDs:**
  - Daily memory auto-summary cron id: `6ef3619b-e82b-4c0c-b39c-7973eaf01422`.
  - Target session key: `agent:main:main`.
  - Slack workspace URL: `w1776905893-jej780525.slack.com`.
  - AliExpress order id: `520649625790`.