This is another cron job notification. The X Priority Poster ran but found no deals in the queue. This is expected because the X scraper has been failing due to Maya VM being offline.

I've already notified the user about Maya VM being down for 6 hours and multiple systems being blocked. I don't need to announce every single downstream failure. The user is aware of the situation.

I should respond with NO_REPLY since this is not adding new information and is just a consequence of the already-reported Maya VM issue.


[Mon 2026-02-16 10:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
## ⚠ Deal Posting Failed - Maya VM Unreachable

**Status:** Script successfully selected and validated a deal, but posting failed due to network connectivity issue.

**Deal Selected:**
- **Product:** RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest (20 lb)
- **Price:** $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
- **Deal ID:** 34881
- **Score:** 52/100 (HIGH-QUALITY tier)

**Issue:** Maya VM is DOWN or unreachable
- SSH connection to `maya@maya` timed out
- Port 22 connection failed
- Cannot transfer image or execute posting scripts

**Next Steps:**
1. Check Maya VM status (is it powered on?)
2. Verify Tailscale connectivity
3. Restart Maya VM if needed
4. Once Maya is back online, the next scheduled run will post successfully

The deal is ready to go — just need Maya VM back online to execute the social media posts.

Stats: runtime 1m15s • tokens 20.5k (in 82 / out 1.5k) • est $0.02 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:e745bcd6-64b3-4014-8c28-105bd788843a • sessionId e745bcd6-64b3-4014-8c28-105bd788843a • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/e745bcd6-64b3-4014-8c28-105bd788843a.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The deal posting cron job just failed again - Maya VM is still down. This is the same issue that's been happening repeatedly throughout the morning. The user (Chad) is already aware that Maya VM is offline and has been for about 6 hours now.

I've already alerted him about this issue earlier (at 7:30 UTC I said "Maya VM has been offline for 3 hours now and deal posting is completely blocked. Chad, can you start up the Maya VM so we can resume posting? We've got deals queued and ready to go.")

And again at 8:58 UTC I said "Maya VM has now been offline for **5 hours** and we've missed multiple deal posting cycles. Chad, this is blocking all social media activity - can you check what's going on with the Maya VM?"

Since I've already notified him twice about this critical infrastructure issue and he hasn't responded yet, repeating the same message again would just be noise. He's aware of the problem. Either he's away and can't fix it yet, or he's working on it. Continuing to spam him with "Maya is still down" messages every 30 minutes isn't helpful at this point.

I should reply with NO_REPLY.


[Mon 2026-02-16 10:45 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ **X Account Scraper Failed**

The scraper timed out after 120 seconds with no output.

**Root Cause:** SSH connection to Maya VM failed (connection timeout)
- Maya VM is unreachable at `maya@maya`
- Script attempts to SSH to Maya to run Playwright scraper for each account
- Connection hung, causing the entire scrape to fail

**Configured Accounts (3):**
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Last Successful Scrape:** 2026-02-16 at 03:11 UTC (~7.5 hours ago)
- 0 deals imported during that run

**Action Required:**
1. Check Maya VM status (network/Tailscale)
2. Verify SSH connectivity: `ssh maya@maya`
3. Consider adding better timeout handling to the scraper script

**Temporary Fix:** Disable this cron job until Maya VM connectivity is restored.

Stats: runtime 4m39s • tokens 29.3k (in 88 / out 5.6k) • est $0.08 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:8f8b53b8-c66c-4983-af0c-10561ee5404f • sessionId 8f8b53b8-c66c-4983-af0c-10561ee5404f • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/8f8b53b8-c66c-4983-af0c-10561ee5404f.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another failure due to Maya VM being down. The user has already been notified multiple times about the Maya VM issue. This is just another instance of the same problem - the X Account Scraper can't reach Maya VM.

Given that:
1. I've already alerted the user about Maya VM being down
2. This is the same issue repeating
3. The user hasn't responded yet about fixing Maya VM
4. This is an internal background task with no immediate user-facing action needed

I should respond with NO_REPLY to avoid being repetitive and annoying.


[Mon 2026-02-16 10:58 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ DEAL POST FAILED - Maya VM Unreachable**

**What happened:**
- Selected deal 34881: RUNmax Weighted Vest, 20 lb ($19.60, was $38.84 - 49% OFF)
- Tweet built and validated successfully
- Image downloaded to `/tmp/deal_34881.jpg`
- **FAILED:** Cannot transfer image to Maya VM - SSH connection timed out

**Issue:**
Maya VM (maya@maya) is unreachable from Fred. Connection times out.

**Next steps:**
1. Check if Maya VM is running (via Proxmox or wherever it's hosted)
2. Verify network connectivity between Fred and Maya
3. Once Maya is back online, can retry the deal post manually or wait for next scheduled run

**Deal ready to post once Maya is accessible:**
```
🛍 Great deal!

RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest,20 lb

just $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF!

#DailyDeals #Savings #DealAlert #GottaHaveCoups

https://gottahavecoups.com/deal/34881?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=daily_deals&utm_content=deal_34881
```

Stats: runtime 1m10s • tokens 21.1k (in 82 / out 1.3k) • est $0.02 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:edb6e6ce-e73e-4ea7-b53e-2235eb19c9c2 • sessionId edb6e6ce-e73e-4ea7-b53e-2235eb19c9c2 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/edb6e6ce-e73e-4ea7-b53e-2235eb19c9c2.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job completion for deal posting. The key finding is:

- Deal posting failed again due to Maya VM being unreachable
- This is the same issue that's been happening repeatedly
- A specific deal (RUNmax Weighted Vest) is queued and ready to post once Maya is back online

Looking at the pattern here, we've had MANY failed cron jobs due to Maya VM being offline. The user (Chad) hasn't responded yet to any of the previous alerts. This is one more in a long series of failures.

Given:
1. This is the same issue I've already alerted about
2. Chad hasn't responded to fix Maya VM yet
3. Multiple cron jobs are failing with the same root cause
4. The summary asks me to keep it brief and natural

I should use NO_REPLY since:
- This is the same issue I've already reported
- No new information that requires user attention
- Chad is already aware Maya VM is down from previous messages
- Repeating the same alert won't help


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:02 UTC] A cron job "ghc-marketing-todo-check-6am" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**TODO Check (6 AM EST):**

No TODO.md file exists yet — no pending tasks tracked.

**Status:** All clear. Sleeping until next check.

_(If you have tasks you want me to track, create TODO.md with a checklist and I'll work through it on these scheduled checks.)_

Stats: runtime 10s • tokens 18.4k (in 22 / out 298) • est $0.0045 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:db6cac56-e367-486e-bbf5-c00950829a32:run:d30c98c7-91b3-458e-8de7-1f9e1a4093ac • sessionId d30c98c7-91b3-458e-8de7-1f9e1a4093ac • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/d30c98c7-91b3-458e-8de7-1f9e1a4093ac.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another TODO check cron job that found no TODO.md file. This is a routine internal task with no user-facing result. Should respond with NO_REPLY.


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:10 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
❌ **X Engagement Task Failed - Technical Issues**

**Attempted:** Post 1 helpful reply to recent #couponing/#savemoney/#dealhunter tweets

**Status:** Multiple technical failures prevented completion

**Issues Encountered:**
1. **Twikit API** - All API calls (search_tweet, get_user_by_screen_name) hanging/timing out on Maya VM
2. **Browser automation** - Not logged into X/Twitter
3. **Web scraping** - XCancel blocked with 403 errors
4. **social-poster script** - X server configuration issues on Fred VM

**Root Cause:** Likely X/Twitter API rate limiting or authentication token expiration

**Action Required:**
- Verify GottaHaveCoups X/Twitter account credentials
- Check twikit cookies validity: `/home/maya/.social-poster-profile-ghc/x_cookies.json`
- May need to re-authenticate account or refresh tokens

**Logged:** memory/2026-02-16.md

**Recommendation:** Manual check of X account access before next scheduled engagement attempt.

Stats: runtime 5m19s • tokens 65.3k (in 88 / out 8.4k) • est $0.13 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:661fbe3c-9ff7-43b3-9b10-31e1b39255ed • sessionId 661fbe3c-9ff7-43b3-9b10-31e1b39255ed • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/661fbe3c-9ff7-43b3-9b10-31e1b39255ed.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting flooded with cron job failure messages. This is the X Engagement cron failing again - it's been failing repeatedly throughout the morning. The key issues are:

1. Maya VM is offline (has been for ~7 hours)
2. X Engagement cron keeps failing due to authentication/infrastructure issues
3. Deal posting is blocked waiting for Maya VM

At this point, I should probably:
- NOT spam the user with every single failure (they've gotten dozens already)
- Only notify if something NEW or ACTIONABLE happens
- Or if there's a pattern that suggests urgent action

This particular failure is the same as before - X Engagement can't find tweets due to auth/infrastructure issues. Nothing new here. I should use NO_REPLY to avoid noise.

However, I did already ask earlier about disabling the X Engagement cron (at 08:17 UTC) and got no response. The pattern is getting worse. But spamming more won't help.

Let me use NO_REPLY since this is the same issue repeating.


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:14 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**X Deal Scraper - Run Failed** ⚠

The scraper timed out after 2 minutes without producing output.

**Issue:** Script is trying to connect to Chrome via Playwright on Maya VM (port 9222), but the connection is hanging.

**Monitored accounts:** 3 accounts (@dealsfinderio, @glitcheddeals, @fatkiddeals)
**Last successful scrape:** 8 hours ago (2026-02-16 03:11 UTC)

**Likely causes:**
- Chrome isn't running with remote debugging on Maya VM
- SSH connection to Maya is slow/blocked
- Playwright CDP connection timing out

**Next steps:**
1. Check if Chrome is running on Maya with `--remote-debugging-port=9222`
2. Test SSH connection: `ssh maya@maya 'echo OK'`
3. Consider switching to twikit API instead of browser scraping

Should I investigate the connection to Maya VM or disable this cron job until the issue is fixed?

Stats: runtime 3m54s • tokens 32.2k (in 88 / out 4.7k) • est $0.07 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:104eb5c2-9024-468a-80f7-96dec46a6aba • sessionId 104eb5c2-9024-468a-80f7-96dec46a6aba • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/104eb5c2-9024-468a-80f7-96dec46a6aba.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting yet another report about a cron job failure. This is the X Account Scraper failing again for the same reason - Maya VM is down/unreachable.

Looking at the pattern of messages:
1. Maya VM has been offline for hours
2. Multiple cron jobs are failing repeatedly due to this
3. Deal posting is blocked
4. X engagement is blocked
5. X account scraper is blocked

I've already notified the user about Maya VM being down multiple times. At this point, continuing to send notifications about the same issue is just noise. The user is aware Maya VM needs to be fixed.

I should respond with NO_REPLY since:
1. This is the same Maya VM connectivity issue already reported
2. No new information that would help the user
3. Just another symptom of the known problem


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**⚠ CRITICAL: Maya VM is DOWN**

The deal posting script failed because **Maya VM is not reachable** (SSH connection timeout).

**Deal ready to post:**
- Deal ID: 34881
- Product: RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest, 20 lb
- Price: $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
- Tweet: Validated ✓
- Image: Downloaded ✓

**What's broken:**
- Maya VM (primary social media posting VM) is offline/unreachable
- Cannot post to X or Pinterest without Maya VM

**Next steps:**
1. **Restart Maya VM** (if running on cloud/hypervisor)
2. **Check Tailscale** connectivity
3. Once Maya is back online, re-run: `python3 scripts/post_deal_safe.py`

Deal posting is blocked until Maya VM is restored.

Stats: runtime 1m15s • tokens 21.0k (in 92 / out 1.9k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:d4c04aa6-6911-4471-aabd-52978446d903 • sessionId d4c04aa6-6911-4471-aabd-52978446d903 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/d4c04aa6-6911-4471-aabd-52978446d903.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting another failed deal post notification. Maya VM has been down for many hours now. I've already alerted Chad multiple times about this issue (at 7:30, 8:00, 8:58, and other times).

At this point, continuing to announce every single failure is just noise - Chad is already aware Maya VM is down. The pattern is clear: Maya has been offline for 6+ hours and every single cron job that depends on it is failing.

I should use NO_REPLY since:
1. Chad already knows Maya is down (I've told him multiple times)
2. This is the same recurring issue
3. No new information is being provided
4. Repeated alerts about the same problem are just spam at this point

If Chad wanted to fix it, he would have by now. Either he's busy or there's a reason Maya is offline. Continuing to nag about it isn't helpful.


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:45 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ **X Scraper Issue**

The X deal scraper timed out after 90+ seconds with no output. The script likely hung trying to connect to Maya VM or waiting on twikit operations.

**Possible causes:**
- SSH connection to Maya VM (maya@maya) timing out
- Network issue between fred and maya
- twikit authentication issue
- Script deadlock or infinite loop

**Recommendation:** Check Maya VM connectivity and twikit setup. May need to add timeout handling or debug logging to the scraper script.

No deals imported this run. ❌

Stats: runtime 4m7s • tokens 23.3k (in 88 / out 3.9k) • est $0.06 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:96f488de-c012-4a0b-8ca4-13b7289251c9 • sessionId 96f488de-c012-4a0b-8ca4-13b7289251c9 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/96f488de-c012-4a0b-8ca4-13b7289251c9.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another failed X Account Scraper cron job - same Maya VM connectivity issue that's been happening all day. The user has already been notified multiple times about Maya VM being down. I should not spam them with redundant "NO_REPLY" acknowledgments. The pattern is clear and they're aware of the problem.

Let me respond with NO_REPLY.


[Mon 2026-02-16 11:58 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ Deal posting FAILED - Network issue**

**What happened:**
- ✅ Found a good deal: RUNmax weighted vest (49% off, $19.60, score: 52/100)
- ✅ Tweet validated successfully
- ✅ Image downloaded
- ❌ **SCP transfer to Maya VM timed out after 30 seconds**

**The issue:**
Cannot reach Maya VM to transfer the deal image. The `scp` command from Fred → Maya hung and timed out.

**Next steps needed:**
1. Check Maya VM status: `ssh maya@maya 'uptime'`
2. Check network connectivity: `ping maya`
3. If Maya is down/unreachable, restart it or troubleshoot Tailscale

**Deal details (ready to post once Maya is reachable):**
- Product: RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest, 20 lb
- Price: $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
- Deal ID: 34881

Need to fix the Fred ↔ Maya connectivity before the next cron run at 12:30 PM.

Stats: runtime 1m1s • tokens 20.4k (in 82 / out 1.5k) • est $0.02 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:96a0178b-aeba-4178-a896-0e0c8bc1f9f9 • sessionId 96a0178b-aeba-4178-a896-0e0c8bc1f9f9 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/96a0178b-aeba-4178-a896-0e0c8bc1f9f9.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize another failed deal post attempt. Maya VM has been down for many hours now, and this is yet another failure report.

Looking at the pattern, I've been sending NO_REPLY for most of these, which makes sense since:
1. I already alerted Chad about Maya VM being down hours ago
2. Repeating the same message isn't helpful
3. These are automated cron job failures that don't need individual announcements

However, I should consider:
- It's been 7+ hours of failures
- Maya VM is still down
- No response from Chad yet
- The situation hasn't changed

I think NO_REPLY is still appropriate here. I've already flagged the Maya VM issue clearly earlier, and repeating it every 30 minutes isn't adding value. If Chad responds or asks for an update, I can provide a comprehensive summary then.


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:12 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ X Engagement Task Failed - Platform Issues**

**Attempted:** Reply to 1 helpful tweet using GHC profile
**Result:** Unable to complete due to X/Twitter service issues

**What went wrong:**
- X search consistently returning "Something went wrong" errors across all hashtag queries (#dealhunter, #couponing, #savemoney, #amazondeal, #frugalliving)
- Browser tabs crashing mid-session
- Alternative methods also failing (Nitter proxy down with 503 errors)
- This is the **2nd failed attempt today** (first was at 11:05 AM UTC)

**Attempted searches:**
1. #dealhunter OR #couponing OR #savemoney (Latest) - Error
2. #amazondeal (Latest) - Tab crashed
3. "coupon tips" - Error
4. from:slickdeals - Loaded but only bot/brand accounts
5. "how to save money" - Error
6. "need help grocery budget" - Error
7. #frugalliving - Tab crashed

**Root cause:** X/Twitter platform instability affecting search API

**Recommendation:** Pause the "X Engagement - Helpful Replies" cron job temporarily until X search functionality is restored. All access methods (browser, twikit API, Nitter) are currently experiencing issues.

**Logged in:** memory/2026-02-16.md with full details of both failed attempts today.

Stats: runtime 4m18s • tokens 41.3k (in 88 / out 5.8k) • est $0.09 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:a0d7589f-86cf-483b-9e3f-6d9b6a5ae93c • sessionId a0d7589f-86cf-483b-9e3f-6d9b6a5ae93c • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/a0d7589f-86cf-483b-9e3f-6d9b6a5ae93c.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting another X Engagement cron failure report. This is one of many failures today - the cron has been failing repeatedly all morning. At this point, I should probably speak up since:

1. Maya VM has been down for 6+ hours blocking deal posting
2. X Engagement cron has failed repeatedly (maybe 10+ times today)
3. Multiple systems are completely broken
4. We're burning tokens on failed attempts

This feels like I should finally consolidate and tell Chad the overall status - we have multiple critical failures that need attention. But let me check if I should use NO_REPLY since these are repetitive failures...

Actually, given that this is the second X Engagement failure specifically mentioned in the summary, and it's suggesting to pause the cron job, I should probably stay silent since I've already flagged the Maya VM issue and various other problems. Chad is clearly away or busy, and I don't want to spam him.

NO_REPLY is appropriate here.


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:16 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
❌ **X Account Scraper Failed**

**Issue:** Maya VM is unreachable from Fred — cannot connect via SSH/ping

**Monitored accounts:**
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Last successful scrape:** 9 hours ago (03:11 UTC)

**Root cause:** Script requires SSH access to Maya VM to run Playwright browser scraping, but Maya is currently offline or network connectivity is down.

**Fix needed:**
1. Check if Maya VM is running
2. Verify Tailscale connectivity between Fred and Maya
3. Consider alternative: Run the scraper directly on Maya via cron job instead of from Fred

Stats: runtime 5m41s • tokens 30.7k (in 88 / out 6.7k) • est $0.10 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:3244af72-003c-4668-87fc-1f0af7fa8321 • sessionId 3244af72-003c-4668-87fc-1f0af7fa8321 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/3244af72-003c-4668-87fc-1f0af7fa8321.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another report of Maya VM being unreachable. The user has been getting multiple reports about Maya being down for hours now. I've already notified them several times about this issue. At this point, continued notifications about the same issue aren't helpful - they know Maya is down.

I should respond with NO_REPLY since:
1. This is the same issue I've already reported multiple times
2. No new information that would help the user
3. It's just another symptom of the same Maya VM being offline problem


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:16 UTC] A cron job "X Priority Poster - Post Scraped Deals" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**X Priority Poster - No Deals Available**

No priority deals found in queue. The scraper needs to be run to collect new deals from X accounts.

Next steps:
- Add X accounts to scrape: `python3 x_deal_scraper.py --add @username`
- Run scraper: `python3 x_deal_scraper.py`

*Logged at 12:11 PM UTC, Feb 16, 2026*

Stats: runtime 5m46s • tokens 18.4k (in 23 / out 350) • est $0.0053 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:2211c4e5-e835-4822-9e82-89774f81babd:run:92d7c523-364d-4bda-833f-8bc09d83f0e5 • sessionId 92d7c523-364d-4bda-833f-8bc09d83f0e5 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/92d7c523-364d-4bda-833f-8bc09d83f0e5.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another cron job report about the X Priority Poster having an empty queue. This is the same issue we've been seeing repeatedly - the scraper isn't running successfully so there are no deals to post.

Since I've already mentioned Maya VM being down multiple times and this is just a consequence of that same root issue, I should respond with NO_REPLY to avoid being repetitive and annoying. The user is already aware of the Maya VM problem from earlier messages.


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ Deal posting failed - SCP timeout**

**What happened:**
- ✓ Found deal: RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest (49% off, $19.60)
- ✓ Tweet validated successfully
- ✓ Image downloaded to Fred
- ❌ Failed to transfer image to Maya VM (SCP timeout after 30s)

**Issue:** Network connectivity problem between Fred and Maya VMs

**Next steps:**
1. Check if Maya VM is reachable: `ssh maya@maya 'hostname'`
2. Verify Tailscale connection status
3. May need to restart Maya VM or Tailscale service

This is a infrastructure issue, not a deal selection or posting script bug. The script itself worked correctly until the file transfer step.

Stats: runtime 52s • tokens 20.3k (in 83 / out 1.3k) • est $0.02 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:e1edc21d-f24a-421c-b401-a49e9995f057 • sessionId e1edc21d-f24a-421c-b401-a49e9995f057 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/e1edc21d-f24a-421c-b401-a49e9995f057.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is another deal posting failure due to Maya VM being down. The user has already been notified multiple times about the Maya VM issue. At this point, continuing to spam them with the same failure message would be annoying and unhelpful.

The user was already informed at 8:58 UTC that Maya has been down for 5 hours, then again at 9:58 UTC that it was down for 6 hours. They know the issue exists.

I should respond with NO_REPLY.


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:46 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ **X Account Scraper - FAILED**

**Issue:** Maya VM is offline — script cannot scrape X accounts

**Details:**
- Maya VM (100.124.155.26) has been **offline for 9 hours**
- Script requires SSH connection to Maya for Playwright-based X scraping
- SSH connection timed out, causing script to hang indefinitely

**Next Steps:**
1. **Bring Maya VM online** - The VM needs to be started/restarted
2. **Verify SSH access** - Test with: `ssh maya@100.124.155.26`
3. **Re-run scraper** once Maya is back up

**Technical Details:**
- Script path: `/home/crogers2287/openclaw-workspaces/ghc-marketing/scripts/x_deal_scraper.py`
- Maya VM Tailscale: `100.124.155.26`
- Scraper uses remote Playwright browser on Maya to scrape X profiles

**No deals imported this cycle** due to infrastructure issue.

Stats: runtime 5m37s • tokens 32.6k (in 88 / out 7.3k) • est $0.11 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:4798e9bd-5fbf-4c2d-9fa4-4a50909bc0c2 • sessionId 4798e9bd-5fbf-4c2d-9fa4-4a50909bc0c2 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/4798e9bd-5fbf-4c2d-9fa4-4a50909bc0c2.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is receiving yet another cron job notification about the X Account Scraper failing because Maya VM is offline. This has been happening repeatedly throughout the entire conversation - Maya VM has been offline for hours and hours now.

Given that:
1. I've already notified the user multiple times about Maya VM being down
2. The user hasn't responded or taken action
3. This is the same issue repeating over and over
4. The summary shows Maya has been offline for 9 hours now

I should use NO_REPLY since:
- This is not new information
- I've already alerted the user about Maya VM being down
- Repeating the same failure message adds no value
- The user clearly knows about the issue by now

This falls under "internal task with no user-facing result" - it's just another instance of the same infrastructure failure that's been reported multiple times already.


[Mon 2026-02-16 12:58 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**🚨 CRITICAL: Maya VM is DOWN**

**Status:**
- Maya VM (`maya@maya`) is unreachable - SSH connection timeout
- Cannot post deals to X or Pinterest without Maya
- Deal #34881 is ready and validated, but cannot be posted

**The deal that was prepared:**
- RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest (20 lb)
- Price: $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
- Quality score: 52/100
- Link: https://gottahavecoups.com/deal/34881

**Action needed:**
1. Bring Maya VM back online
2. OR: Migrate X/Pinterest posting scripts to Fred VM
3. Re-run the cron job once Maya is accessible

**Maya VM hosts:**
- X/Twitter posting (twikit)
- Pinterest posting (py3-pinterest)
- Browser automation cookies

Stats: runtime 1m32s • tokens 21.0k (in 92 / out 1.9k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:1832c6d3-9556-4cbd-b149-dfb920adf04b • sessionId 1832c6d3-9556-4cbd-b149-dfb920adf04b • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/1832c6d3-9556-4cbd-b149-dfb920adf04b.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting another report about Maya VM being down and deal posting failing. This has been happening repeatedly throughout the morning (many failed attempts). At this point, Chad needs to know about this critical infrastructure issue.

I've been silent on most of these to avoid spam, but this has now been going on for ~9 hours (Maya was last seen around 3:57 AM UTC and it's now 12:58 UTC). The pattern of failures is clear and persistent.

I should alert Chad since:
1. This is blocking ALL social media posting for hours
2. Multiple systems are affected (deal posting, X engagement, X scraping)
3. It's been 9 hours and needs human intervention
4. Previous alert at 8:58 UTC might have been missed

I'll keep it brief and actionable.

Maya VM has been down for **9 hours straight** now - all deal posting to X and Pinterest is completely blocked. Chad, this needs your attention - can you check the VM status and get it back online?


[Mon 2026-02-16 13:17 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ 🛠 Exec: `cd ~/openclaw-workspaces/cannadeals-marketing/skills/social-poster && cat README.md` failed: cat: README.md: No such file or directory

Stats: runtime 6m • tokens 32.9k (in 104 / out 7.5k) • est $0.11 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:fae49766-1870-474e-bd7c-df4d90a7bc08 • sessionId fae49766-1870-474e-bd7c-df4d90a7bc08 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/fae49766-1870-474e-bd7c-df4d90a7bc08.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The X Engagement cron just tried to run and hit an error looking for a README.md file in the social-poster skill directory. This is a minor technical error - not really something the user needs to know about. It's another failed engagement attempt.

Given the pattern:
- Maya VM has been down for 9+ hours
- X Engagement has been failing repeatedly
- Multiple cron jobs are burning tokens with no results
- I've already alerted Chad about Maya VM being down

This is just another failure in the same pattern. I should reply NO_REPLY unless there's something new or actionable here. The file missing is just a symptom of the broader infrastructure issues we're already aware of.


[Mon 2026-02-16 13:21 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
🔴 **X Scraper Failed - Maya VM Offline**

The X deal scraper couldn't run because Maya VM is offline or unreachable.

**Issue:**
- Connection to `maya@maya` timed out (SSH failed)
- Script tried to copy scraping tools to Maya and run browser automation there
- Script hung on `scp: Connection closed` error

**Configured Accounts (3):**
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Last successful scrape:** 2026-02-16 03:11 AM UTC

**Fix needed:**
Maya VM needs to be brought online for X scraping to work. The scraper depends on Maya's Chrome/Playwright setup for account scraping.

**Alternative:** The scraper could be refactored to run locally on Fred if Maya stays offline, but that would require Chrome/Playwright setup here.

Stats: runtime 10m35s • tokens 32.5k (in 88 / out 7.9k) • est $0.12 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:55252866-f40e-433f-af08-0003ed1d4a2b • sessionId 55252866-f40e-433f-af08-0003ed1d4a2b • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/55252866-f40e-433f-af08-0003ed1d4a2b.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job completion about the X Account Scraper failing due to Maya VM being offline. This is yet another failure related to Maya VM being down - I've already alerted Chad about this multiple times.

Given:
1. I already alerted Chad about Maya VM being down for 9 hours
2. This is the same issue repeating
3. Multiple cron jobs are failing due to the same root cause
4. The user said to keep it brief and flow naturally
5. I can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed

Since I've already escalated the Maya VM issue and Chad hasn't responded or fixed it, continuing to report the same failure seems redundant. This would just be noise at this point. I should use NO_REPLY since this is the same issue I've already reported.


[Mon 2026-02-16 13:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
## ❌ Deal Posting Failed

**Status:** Maya VM is DOWN or unreachable

**What happened:**
- ✓ Deal selected successfully: #34881 (RUNmax Weighted Vest, 49% off → $19.60)
- ✓ Tweet validated and image downloaded
- ❌ SCP transfer to Maya timed out (30s)
- ❌ SSH connection to maya@maya: Connection timed out

**Root cause:** Maya VM (100.x.x.x on Tailscale) is not responding

**Next steps:**
1. Check Maya VM status (is it running?)
2. Verify Tailscale connectivity
3. Restart Maya if needed

**Deal waiting to post:**
> 🛍 Great deal!
> RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest,20 lb
> just $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF!
> https://gottahavecoups.com/deal/34881

Maya is my primary posting VM. Without it, automated social posting is blocked. 🚨

Stats: runtime 1m17s • tokens 21.0k (in 88 / out 1.9k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:1ca92f7d-ee6d-494c-8e94-9728f80c0d9e • sessionId 1ca92f7d-ee6d-494c-8e94-9728f80c0d9e • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/1ca92f7d-ee6d-494c-8e94-9728f80c0d9e.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting yet another notification that the deal posting failed because Maya VM is down. This is the same issue that's been happening for over 9 hours now.

I've already alerted Chad about this issue once (at 12:58 UTC), mentioning that Maya has been down for 9 hours. Now it's 13:28 UTC, so it's been even longer.

At this point, repeatedly announcing the same failure is just noise. Chad already knows Maya is down from my previous message. Unless there's something NEW to report (like Maya came back online, or a different error occurred), I should stay silent.

NO_REPLY is appropriate here.


[Mon 2026-02-16 13:44 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
🐔 **X Account Scraper - Timeout**

The scraper is still running after 2+ minutes with no output yet. This is unusual — typically completes in 30-60 seconds.

**Possible causes:**
- X/Twitter rate limiting or API issues
- Cookie authentication expired
- Network connectivity problems
- Script hung on a specific account

**Next steps:**
- Will continue monitoring in background
- Check `x_cookies.json` on Maya VM if this persists
- May need to manually re-auth with X

I'll follow up once the process completes or times out.

Stats: runtime 3m23s • tokens 22.6k (in 88 / out 3.7k) • est $0.06 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:93df4484-9316-4b58-a0fe-6e6022ca96e5 • sessionId 93df4484-9316-4b58-a0fe-6e6022ca96e5 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/93df4484-9316-4b58-a0fe-6e6022ca96e5.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The X Account Scraper is timing out again. This has been happening repeatedly throughout the night/morning. The user (Chad) has been receiving many NO_REPLY messages because these are internal task failures with no user-facing result.

However, I just told Chad that Maya VM has been down for 9+ hours and needs his attention. This X Account Scraper failure is related to the same Maya VM issue - it can't connect to Maya to run the scraper.

Since I already alerted Chad about the Maya VM issue, and this is just another symptom of the same problem, I should respond with NO_REPLY. The core issue has already been escalated.


[Mon 2026-02-16 13:58 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**🚨 PROBLEM: Maya VM is unreachable**

SSH and ping to Maya VM are timing out. The deal posting script cannot transfer images or post to X/Pinterest without access to Maya.

**Next steps:**
1. **Check Maya VM status** - Is it powered on? Check Proxmox/hypervisor
2. **Check Tailscale** - Is Maya connected to the tailnet?
3. **Restart Maya if needed** - May have hung or lost network

**Deal ready to post once Maya is back:**
- Deal #34881: RUNmax Weighted Vest
- 49% off ($19.60, was $38.84)
- Tweet and image ready at `/tmp/deal_34881.jpg`

Want me to try posting manually once Maya is accessible, or should we investigate Maya's status first?

Stats: runtime 1m19s • tokens 21.1k (in 92 / out 1.9k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:cd41f62a-3d3a-4cf6-acb8-d926d1c973d5 • sessionId cd41f62a-3d3a-4cf6-acb8-d926d1c973d5 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/cd41f62a-3d3a-4cf6-acb8-d926d1c973d5.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is showing me the same cron job failure report about Maya VM being down and deal posting failing. This has been happening repeatedly for 9+ hours now.

Looking at the pattern:
- Maya VM has been offline/unreachable for ~9 hours
- Every deal posting cron (every 30 min) is failing
- Every X account scraper cron is failing
- Every X engagement cron is failing
- All failures are due to Maya VM being down

The user is asking me to summarize this naturally. However, I've already alerted Chad about this critical issue in a previous message (at 12:58 UTC when I said "Maya VM has been down for **9 hours straight** now"). Since then, more cron jobs have failed but it's the same root cause.

I should either:
1. Send another alert since it's been an hour and the problem persists
2. Use NO_REPLY since I already alerted and don't want to spam

Given that:
- This is a critical infrastructure issue
- It's been 10+ hours now
- Chad hasn't responded or fixed it yet
- Multiple systems are completely down

I think I should send one more escalation since the situation has worsened (now 10 hours instead of 9).

Maya VM has now been offline for **10+ hours** and we've missed every single deal post since early this morning. Chad, this is becoming urgent - all social media activity is completely dead until Maya comes back online.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:02 UTC] A cron job "Morning Blog Post #1 (9 AM EST)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**Morning Blog Post #1 Complete ✅**

Published: **"Acer Nitro 34-Inch Ultrawide Gaming Monitor Just $199.99 - Insane Deal Alert"**

**Deal Details:**
- Product: Acer Nitro 34" ultrawide gaming monitor (EDA343CUR)
- Price: $199.99 at Walmart
- Specs: 3440x1440 resolution, 120Hz, 1000R curved VA panel

**Blog Post Stats:**
- Word count: 1,200+ words (SEO-optimized)
- Target keywords: ultrawide gaming monitor, budget gaming monitor 2026, Acer Nitro
- Affiliate tag: chelseaschn0b-20 (Chelsea's Amazon Associates)
- Focus audience: Gamers, WFH professionals, content creators

**Content Strategy:**
- Deep-dive product analysis with gaming/productivity use cases
- GPU compatibility guide for 1440p ultrawide gaming
- Setup tips and FOV optimization advice
- Competitive comparison (priced 50-60% below LG/Samsung/Dell competitors)
- Cross-sell opportunities (linked ASUS monitor, gaming chair, ethernet switch)

**Published Files:**
- HTML: `posts/acer-nitro-ultrawide-gaming-monitor-deal-199.html`
- JSON: `posts/acer-nitro-ultrawide-gaming-monitor-deal-199.json`
- Logged: `memory/2026-02-16.md`

**SEO Impact:**
Long-tail keyword targeting for "best ultrawide monitor under $200," "Acer Nitro gaming monitor deal," and "budget 1440p ultrawide 2026" to capture high-intent search traffic.

Blog post ready for deployment to GottaHaveCoups.com. 🐔💰

Stats: runtime 2m34s • tokens 36.7k (in 91 / out 7.4k) • est $0.11 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:cc439b10-d85d-42fe-b06a-274a70b2734b:run:be2e128c-0283-47c8-a621-9fba7d2cd86a • sessionId be2e128c-0283-47c8-a621-9fba7d2cd86a • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/be2e128c-0283-47c8-a621-9fba7d2cd86a.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job completion naturally for the user. This is a blog post that was published - an Acer gaming monitor deal article. This is a user-facing result that Chad might want to know about, especially since it's a completed task (unlike all the failures).

However, looking at the context, Chad is currently dealing with a critical Maya VM outage that's blocking all social media posting. He's been getting flooded with failure notifications. A blog post success is good news, but in the context of the current crisis, it might not need an announcement right now - he's focused on the infrastructure issue.

Let me consider: would this be valuable to announce? The blog post was successfully published, which is good. But given:
1. The summary specifically says "Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job"
2. Chad is currently focused on Maya VM being down
3. Blog posts are routine background work

I think this could go either way, but leaning toward NO_REPLY since:
- It's routine background work that completed successfully
- Chad is dealing with a critical infrastructure issue
- The instruction says I can use NO_REPLY "if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)" - while this IS user-facing (a blog post), it's automated routine work that doesn't require Chad's attention right now

Actually, rereading: "internal task with no user-facing result" - a blog post IS a user-facing result. People will read it. So maybe I should announce it briefly.

Let me announce it briefly and positively, as a contrast to all the failures.

Just published the morning blog post - 1,200-word deep-dive on the Acer Nitro 34" ultrawide gaming monitor deal at $199.99. At least *something's* working today. 🐔


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:14 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ **X Deal Scraper - Connection Failed**

The scraper couldn't run because **Maya VM is offline** (last seen 10 hours ago).

**Configured Accounts:**
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Last successful scrape:** 03:11 UTC today (11 hours ago, found 0 new deals)

**To fix:** Maya VM needs to be brought back online for the scraper to work. The script uses SSH + Playwright on Maya to scrape X accounts.

Stats: runtime 3m30s • tokens 29.4k (in 88 / out 5.6k) • est $0.08 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:f8c82e57-2de6-4f29-b374-ecc8d3781cd6 • sessionId f8c82e57-2de6-4f29-b374-ecc8d3781cd6 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/f8c82e57-2de6-4f29-b374-ecc8d3781cd6.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting a lot of cron job failures due to Maya VM being offline. I've already alerted them about this issue multiple times. At this point, I should probably just acknowledge it with NO_REPLY since I've already made them aware of the Maya VM problem and there's no new information here.

Every single failed cron is due to the same root cause - Maya VM offline for 10+ hours. I don't need to keep repeating this unless there's new information or a significant milestone.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:14 UTC] A cron job "X Priority Poster - Post Scraped Deals" just completed successfully.

Findings:
No deals posted — priority queue is empty.

The X-scraped deal queue has no pending deals. To populate it:
1. Add target X accounts to scrape: `python3 x_deal_scraper.py --add @username`
2. Run the scraper: `python3 x_deal_scraper.py`

Next scheduled run: 2:41 PM UTC (30 min)

Stats: runtime 3m36s • tokens 18.4k (in 23 / out 334) • est $0.0051 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:2211c4e5-e835-4822-9e82-89774f81babd:run:8c30d37b-ac8b-4ccc-a340-30cce716dddc • sessionId 8c30d37b-ac8b-4ccc-a340-30cce716dddc • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/8c30d37b-ac8b-4ccc-a340-30cce716dddc.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting a constant stream of cron job failures - Maya VM has been down for 10+ hours, and every deal posting, X scraping, and engagement task is failing. I've already alerted Chad about this once with the "10+ hours" message.

This particular message is about the X Priority Poster having an empty queue - which is a symptom of the larger Maya VM issue (the scraper can't run to populate the queue).

I should probably respond with NO_REPLY since:
1. I already escalated the Maya VM issue
2. This is a downstream symptom, not a new problem
3. Spamming Chad with every failed cron isn't helpful at this point

Let me check the pattern - I've been mostly using NO_REPLY for these repeated failures, which is correct. I did send one message about Maya being down for 10+ hours, which was appropriate escalation. Now I should stay quiet unless something changes or Chad responds.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:19 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**Engagement Reply Task - Unable to Complete**

Browser automation is unstable right now - tabs are closing immediately after opening. This has happened across multiple attempts with both X/Twitter and XCancel (the no-login frontend).

**Issues encountered:**
1. X.com requires login (many login redirect tabs open)
2. XCancel tabs open but close before I can interact with them
3. The social-poster search-tweets.mjs script returned 0 results

**Recommended next steps:**
1. **Wait and retry:** Run this task again in 10-15 minutes when browser state stabilizes
2. **Manual execution:** Chad or Chelsea can manually search X for hashtags (#dealhunter, #couponing, #savemoney) and post a helpful reply using the GHC account
3. **Check browser state:** The openclaw browser profile may need cleanup - there are 100+ tabs open

**Note:** The 5/day engagement target will need to account for this failed attempt. Currently 0/5 completed today.

Would you like me to log this as a failed run and schedule a retry?

Stats: runtime 1m38s • tokens 62.9k (in 99 / out 2.8k) • est $0.04 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:98bdcd29-a93b-47b3-8669-b04ce4283593 • sessionId 98bdcd29-a93b-47b3-8669-b04ce4283593 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/98bdcd29-a93b-47b3-8669-b04ce4283593.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is receiving notifications from multiple cron jobs that are consistently failing due to Maya VM being offline. This has been happening for over 10 hours now. Multiple systems are blocked:

1. Deal posting to X and Pinterest - BLOCKED (needs Maya VM)
2. X Account Scraper - BLOCKED (needs Maya VM)
3. X Engagement - FAILING (browser issues, search failures)
4. X Priority Poster - Empty queue (because scraper isn't working)

The engagement cron just failed again due to browser instability and tab issues. The user is being spammed with failure notifications.

At this point, I've already alerted Chad about Maya VM being down for 10+ hours. The engagement failures are a separate but related issue. This particular failure (browser tabs closing, unstable automation) is not directly related to Maya being down - it's a different technical problem with the browser automation itself.

Given:
- I've already escalated the Maya VM issue multiple times
- This is yet another failure in a long string of failures
- The user (Chad) hasn't responded to fix Maya VM yet
- Adding more noise won't help

I should probably use NO_REPLY here to avoid spamming Chad with yet another failure notification when the root issues (Maya VM down, infrastructure problems) are already known and escalated.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:26 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**Task incomplete** - Unable to find recent tweets to reply to.

All automated search methods hit access barriers (login walls, bot detection, 403 errors). The social-poster tool can reply to tweets, but we need a way to *discover* suitable tweets first.

**To fix for future runs:**
1. Set up authenticated X/Twitter session for search
2. Add tweet discovery capability to social-poster
3. Or maintain a curated list of accounts/hashtags to monitor

Logged details in `memory/2026-02-16.md`

Stats: runtime 2m54s • tokens 69.0k (in 107 / out 5.0k) • est $0.07 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:01dd1401-3f20-4c0d-be71-2ea05a385dc7 • sessionId 01dd1401-3f20-4c0d-be71-2ea05a385dc7 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/01dd1401-3f20-4c0d-be71-2ea05a385dc7.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting another report about X Engagement failing. This is getting repetitive - we've had many X Engagement failures already today, and they all stem from the same issues (Maya VM down, can't search Twitter, etc.).

At this point, I should probably stay silent (NO_REPLY) since:
1. I've already alerted Chad about Maya VM being down
2. Multiple X Engagement failures have been reported
3. There's no new actionable information here
4. I'm just repeating the same problems

The user (Chad) is aware of the issues. Continuing to announce every single failure is just noise at this point.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**🚨 CRITICAL: Maya VM is DOWN**

**What happened:**
- Deal posting script selected a good deal (RUNmax weighted vest, 49% off, $19.60)
- Script failed during image transfer to Maya VM
- Maya is NOT responding to ping or SSH

**Status:**
- ❌ Maya VM: UNREACHABLE (connection timeout)
- ✅ Deal selected: Ready to post when Maya is back online
- ⏸ Posting paused: Cannot post to X or Pinterest without Maya

**Next steps needed:**
1. **Check Maya VM status** (is it running? network issues?)
2. **Restart Maya if needed** (SSH into hypervisor or access console)
3. **Re-run posting script** once Maya is back online

**Deal waiting to post:**
```
RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest, 20 lb
$19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
Deal ID: 34881
Image: /tmp/deal_34881.jpg (on Fred)
```

Chad, Maya VM needs attention before social posting can resume.

Stats: runtime 1m22s • tokens 20.9k (in 91 / out 1.8k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:796b63cd-ef69-4133-88ff-842d95fcd9bc • sessionId 796b63cd-ef69-4133-88ff-842d95fcd9bc • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/796b63cd-ef69-4133-88ff-842d95fcd9bc.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job completion message. The deal posting cron has failed again because Maya VM is down. This is now a persistent issue that has been happening all day - Maya VM has been offline for 10+ hours.

However, I've already alerted Chad about this issue multiple times today in previous summaries. At some point, repeatedly saying the same thing becomes noise rather than signal. Let me check the context:

- Earlier I said: "Maya VM has now been offline for **10+ hours** and we've missed every single deal post since early this morning. Chad, this is becoming urgent - all social media activity is completely dead until Maya comes back online."

That was a strong alert. Since then, we've had more failures but no response from Chad. Continuing to repeat the same alert every 30 minutes when he hasn't responded to the previous ones isn't helpful - it's just nagging.

The appropriate response here is NO_REPLY since:
1. Chad has already been alerted to the critical issue
2. No new information (still the same problem)
3. Repeating the same alert without any response to previous alerts is just noise

If this were a NEW issue or if there was a status change (like Maya coming back online, or a different error), then I'd announce it. But this is just the same failure continuing.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:31 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ X Engagement Task - Unable to Complete**

**Issue:** X/Twitter is experiencing a major global outage right now (as of ~2:10-2:30 PM UTC).

**What I tried:**
- Opened multiple X search pages for hashtags (#dealhunter, #couponing, #savemoney)
- All tabs failed to load properly
- Confirmed via web search: thousands of users reporting X is down globally

**Status:** Platform is completely inaccessible - not loading on app or website.

**Next Steps:**
- Task logged in `memory/2026-02-16.md`
- Cron job will automatically retry at next scheduled run (~5 hours from now)
- Once X is back online, I'll find a recent tweet and post a helpful reply using the GHC profile

**Not a config issue** - this is an external platform outage. Will execute successfully once X is back up.

Stats: runtime 1m18s • tokens 64.6k (in 94 / out 2.6k) • est $0.04 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:90f14396-e8ba-4096-b9d8-77861e27b376 • sessionId 90f14396-e8ba-4096-b9d8-77861e27b376 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/90f14396-e8ba-4096-b9d8-77861e27b376.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job result. This one found that X/Twitter is experiencing a global outage. The instructions say to keep it brief (1-2 sentences) and flow it naturally into the conversation.

Given everything that's been going wrong today (Maya VM down for 10+ hours, multiple failed cron jobs), this is just another thing on the pile of failures. However, this one isn't our fault - it's X having a platform-wide outage.

Should I respond or use NO_REPLY? The instructions say I can use NO_REPLY "if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)."

This is another failure in a long string of failures today, but it's not actionable by Chad - it's just X being down. Given the context of all the other issues today, I think this adds to the pattern but isn't critical info that needs immediate attention. It's also temporary and will resolve when X comes back up.

I'll use NO_REPLY since:
1. It's an external issue Chad can't fix
2. It's temporary (X outages usually resolve within hours)
3. We already have bigger fish to fry (Maya VM being down for 10+ hours)


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:41 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ ENGAGEMENT TASK FAILED**

Could not complete X engagement reply due to Twitter search issues.

**What happened:**
- Tried 3 different search methods - all returned zero results
- `find_and_reply.mjs` timed out loading Twitter search
- `x-engagement-search.mjs` found no suitable tweets across multiple queries
- Manual Playwright search returned empty results

**Likely causes:**
- Twitter search broken via browser automation
- GHC profile may be rate-limited or flagged
- Authentication issues with the profile

**What needs investigation:**
1. Verify GHC profile login still works: `/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc`
2. Check if the account has search restrictions
3. Consider switching to timeline/notifications-based engagement instead of hashtag search

**Logged in:** `memory/2026-02-16.md`

This cron job may need Chad to manually test the GHC Twitter profile and verify it can search properly.

Stats: runtime 5m25s • tokens 34.6k (in 109 / out 6.8k) • est $0.10 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:4a0d0cea-b3df-49ba-aaff-14e3765b8bd8 • sessionId 4a0d0cea-b3df-49ba-aaff-14e3765b8bd8 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/4a0d0cea-b3df-49ba-aaff-14e3765b8bd8.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting yet another notification about the X Engagement cron job failing. This is probably getting annoying at this point - there have been many of these failures today. The pattern is clear: X/Twitter search isn't working, Maya VM is down, and the engagement cron is just burning tokens on failed attempts.

I should probably let this one through since it's indicating a systemic issue that needs attention, but given the volume of similar messages today, NO_REPLY might be more appropriate. Let me consider:

1. This is the same failure we've seen many times
2. The root cause (Maya VM down, X search not working) has already been communicated
3. Chad hasn't responded to fix Maya VM yet
4. More notifications won't help at this point

I'll go with NO_REPLY to avoid spam.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:46 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ **X Scraper Run Failed**

**Issue:** Cannot connect to Maya VM (SSH connection timeout)

The X deal scraper requires SSH access to the Maya VM to run Playwright-based scraping, but the Maya VM is currently unreachable.

**Configured accounts:**
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Last successful scrape:** 2026-02-16 at 3:11 AM UTC

**To fix:**
1. Ensure Maya VM is online and accessible via SSH
2. Verify Chrome remote debugging is running on Maya (port 9222)
3. Confirm Playwright is installed on Maya

The scraper will retry on the next scheduled run (30-minute intervals).

Stats: runtime 5m54s • tokens 30.7k (in 88 / out 3.5k) • est $0.05 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:dfc4ff50-a78d-4031-bbf6-98f63ce46409 • sessionId dfc4ff50-a78d-4031-bbf6-98f63ce46409 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/dfc4ff50-a78d-4031-bbf6-98f63ce46409.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting yet another notification about a cron job failing - this time the X Account Scraper, which has failed many times already today because Maya VM is down. This is now becoming extremely repetitive and the user hasn't responded to any of my previous alerts about Maya being down.

At this point, I've already alerted the user multiple times that:
1. Maya VM has been down for 10+ hours
2. All deal posting is blocked
3. All social media activity is dead
4. The X Account Scraper keeps failing

The user already knows Maya is down. They've seen multiple alerts. There's no new information here - it's the same problem I've already reported.

I should use NO_REPLY since this is just more of the same issue and isn't adding any new information the user needs to act on.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:50 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
## X Engagement - No Suitable Tweets Found

Searched for engagement opportunities across 4 queries:
- "saving money tips"
- "budget help"
- "coupon tips"
- "frugal living advice"

**Result:** No suitable tweets found from the last 48 hours.

**Filters applied:**
- ✅ Only recent tweets (< 48 hours)
- ✅ Excluded bot/spam accounts
- ✅ Excluded promotional content
- ✅ Prioritized questions/help requests

**Likely causes:**
- Weekend = lower organic activity in money-saving communities
- Most current activity is from deal aggregator accounts (filtered out)
- Twitter's search may be limiting results

**Logged in:** `memory/2026-02-16.md`

**Recommendation:** Reschedule this engagement task for weekday hours (Tuesday-Thursday, 10 AM - 3 PM EST) when personal finance communities are more active.

Stats: runtime 2m36s • tokens 31.9k (in 94 / out 4.5k) • est $0.07 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:965935dd-6cb8-4d5f-98b2-4615164b8f7d • sessionId 965935dd-6cb8-4d5f-98b2-4615164b8f7d • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/965935dd-6cb8-4d5f-98b2-4615164b8f7d.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


Another X Engagement cron failure. This has been happening all day - multiple failures due to various issues (Maya VM down, Twitter search broken, no tweets found, timing issues, etc.).

At this point, the user (Chad) has been notified multiple times about infrastructure issues. This is just another failed engagement attempt - nothing new to report. The pattern is clear: X Engagement cron is not working reliably.

I should use NO_REPLY since:
1. This is repetitive (many similar failures today)
2. No user action needed right now
3. The summary already explains it's a timing/activity issue
4. Chad already knows the system is having problems

NO_REPLY is appropriate.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:57 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**❌ TASK BLOCKED - Authentication Required**

The GottaHaveCoups X/Twitter profile is not authenticated. Cannot search for tweets or post replies without valid login.

**Problem:**
- Profile path: `/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc`
- Browser redirects to "Sign in to X" dialog
- Cookies exist but are expired/invalid
- Screenshot evidence: `/tmp/x-search.png`

**What's Needed:**
The GHC X/Twitter account needs to be logged in via one of these methods:

1. **Manual browser login** (fastest):
   - Open browser with the GHC profile
   - Log into X/Twitter as GottaHaveCoups
   - Save session

2. **Set up twikit** (alternative):
   - Install twikit with GHC credentials
   - Create authenticated `x_cookies.json`

**Status:** Engagement reply skipped - will retry after authentication is fixed

**Logged:** `memory/2026-02-16.md` with full details and next steps

---

This cron job will continue to fail until the GHC X/Twitter account is authenticated on Fred VM. Maya VM (which has working X auth) is currently unreachable via SSH.

Stats: runtime 3m12s • tokens 27.9k (in 10 / out 4.8k) • est $0.07 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:4409978e-0c96-4e5a-8fa4-f41b9d1200ec • sessionId 4409978e-0c96-4e5a-8fa4-f41b9d1200ec • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/4409978e-0c96-4e5a-8fa4-f41b9d1200ec.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The X Engagement cron just failed because the GottaHaveCoups X/Twitter profile isn't authenticated - it's showing the "Sign in to X" screen. This is a concrete, actionable issue that Chad needs to know about.

This is different from the Maya VM being down - this is about the authentication on Fred VM for the GHC profile. The cron job keeps failing because there's no valid login session.

This is important enough to announce - it's a configuration issue that needs manual intervention to fix, and the X Engagement cron will keep burning tokens failing until it's resolved.

The X Engagement cron just hit a login wall - the GottaHaveCoups X profile on Fred isn't authenticated (just showing "Sign in to X" screen). This cron will keep failing until someone manually logs into the GHC X account in that browser profile.


[Mon 2026-02-16 14:58 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
## 🚨 **Deal Posting Failed - Maya VM Unreachable**

**Status:** Connection to Maya VM timed out (SSH port 22)

**What happened:**
1. ✅ Deal selected successfully: RUNmax Weighted Vest - $19.60 (49% off, score 52/100)
2. ✅ Tweet validated: proper formatting, price correct ($19.60)
3. ✅ Image downloaded to `/tmp/deal_34881.jpg`
4. ❌ **SCP transfer to Maya VM timed out** (30 seconds)
5. ❌ **SSH connectivity test also failed** - Maya VM is down or network issue

**Next steps needed:**
- Check if Maya VM is running on Tailscale network
- Restart Maya VM if down
- Re-run posting script once Maya is back online

**Deal ready to post:**
> 🛍 Great deal!
> RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest,20 lb
> just $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF!
> #DailyDeals #Savings #DealAlert #GottaHaveCoups
> https://gottahavecoups.com/deal/34881?...

Stats: runtime 1m7s • tokens 20.6k (in 88 / out 1.6k) • est $0.02 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:98a28fa3-be57-4f33-aed9-6e367f87ef63 • sessionId 98a28fa3-be57-4f33-aed9-6e367f87ef63 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/98a28fa3-be57-4f33-aed9-6e367f87ef63.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting yet another notification that the deal posting failed because Maya VM is still down. They've been receiving these notifications all day. This is becoming repetitive - I've already alerted them multiple times about Maya being down.

At this point, either:
1. Chad knows Maya is down and is working on it (or can't fix it right now)
2. Chad doesn't know or hasn't seen the messages

Since I've already clearly flagged this issue multiple times (including saying "this needs your attention" and asking him to check VM status), continuing to announce every failed deal post is just noise.

The pattern shows:
- Maya has been down for 10+ hours
- Every deal post attempt fails with the same root cause
- I've already escalated this to Chad's attention

This should be NO_REPLY - it's just more of the same infrastructure issue I've already reported.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:06 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ 🛠 Exec: `cd ~/openclaw-workspaces/cannadeals-marketing/skills/social-poster && xvfb-run --auto-servernum --server-args="-screen 0 1920x1080x24" node /…` failed: node:internal/modules/package_json_reader:266

Stats: runtime 6m • tokens 35.8k (in 109 / out 10.4k) • est $0.16 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:d492502b-9411-437c-9d12-77422c835cb8 • sessionId d492502b-9411-437c-9d12-77422c835cb8 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/d492502b-9411-437c-9d12-77422c835cb8.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job result. This is the X Engagement cron job that has been failing repeatedly today. It shows another failure with an exec error related to node module issues.

Looking at the pattern:
- This cron job has been failing all day
- Maya VM is down (10+ hours)
- X authentication is broken on Fred
- Multiple infrastructure issues

The instructions say:
- Keep it brief (1-2 sentences)
- Flow naturally into conversation
- Don't mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that it's a cron job
- Can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed

Given that:
1. I've already alerted the user about Maya VM being down for 10+ hours
2. I've already mentioned the X authentication issue on the GHC profile
3. This is yet another failure in the same pattern
4. The user hasn't responded to my previous alerts

I think NO_REPLY is appropriate here. We've already escalated the critical issues (Maya VM down, X auth broken), and this is just another symptom of the same problems. No need to spam the user with repetitive failure notices.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:08 UTC] A cron job "GHC Weekly Analytics" just completed successfully.

Findings:
📊 **GottaHaveCoups Weekly Analytics Report**
**Week of February 9-16, 2026**
Generated: Monday, February 16, 2026 at 3:03 PM UTC

---

## 📈 Performance Summary

### Deal Posting Activity
**Total Deals Posted:** 13 unique deals across X and Pinterest
- Feb 12: 2 deals posted (Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2, Ninja Foodi Air Fryer)
- Feb 13-15: 11+ additional deals via automated cron
- **Posting Frequency:** Every 30 minutes (cron job 6dd85dd2)
- **Platforms:** X/Twitter + Pinterest (dual posting)
- **Success Rate:** ~95% (most posts successful, minor image upload issues on 2/12)

**Top Performing Deal Categories:**
- Kitchen Appliances (Ninja Foodi - 55% OFF)
- Home Security (Ring Doorbell - 38% OFF)
- Home Comfort (Berkshire Blanket)
- Tech/Networking (NETGEAR Router)

### Blog Content Production
**Total Blog Posts Published:** 3 comprehensive articles
1. **Feb 13 (11 AM):** NETGEAR R6700AX WiFi 6 Router (~1,000 words)
2. **Feb 13 (4 PM):** Berkshire Blanket Sherpa Fleece Sale (~1,400 words)
3. **Feb 13 (8 PM):** Ninja Foodi Air Fryer 55% OFF (~1,200 words)

**Content Quality:**
- ✅ SEO-optimized with targeted keywords
- ✅ Affiliate links (chelseaschn0b-20) properly integrated
- ✅ FTC-compliant disclosures
- ✅ Diverse product categories
- ✅ Template-based consistency

### X Engagement Activity
**Engagement Attempts:** 4 sessions attempted
- **Feb 13:** ✅ Successful reply to @foodandwine (frugal shopping strategies)
- **Feb 14:** ✅ Successful reply to @Michael11331 (AI meal planning savings)
- **Feb 15:** ❌ Skipped (no suitable tweets found, late night low activity)
- **Feb 16:** ❌ Blocked (authentication issues with GHC profile)

**Engagement Quality:** High-value, helpful replies focused on genuine savings tips

---

## 🚨 Critical Issues & Blockers

### 1. X/Twitter Authentication Problems (URGENT)
**Status:** 🔴 BLOCKING current engagement tasks
- GHC X profile cookies expired on Fred VM
- Maya VM (primary social posting server) unreachable via SSH
- **Impact:** Cannot execute engagement cron job (runs every 6 minutes)
- **Required Fix:** Re-authenticate GHC X account OR restore Maya VM connectivity

### 2. GA4 Analytics Integration Broken
**Status:** 🟡 NON-BLOCKING but limits visibility
- Missing Python dependencies for GA4 API (`google-analytics-data`)
- Cannot pull automated visitor/conversion metrics
- **Known Gap:** Cloudflare shows ~700 visitors/day, GA4 shows ~20/day (35x difference due to bot traffic/ad blockers)
- **Required Fix:** Install GA4 dependencies OR use alternative analytics source

### 3. X Scraper Timeouts
**Status:** 🟡 INTERMITTENT
- Cron job "X Account Scraper" (541ac66e) timing out after 300s
- Last run: Feb 16 at 1:54 PM (error)
- **Impact:** May miss new deals from monitored accounts
- **Required Fix:** Optimize scraper script or increase timeout

---

## ⚙ Cron Job Performance

### ✅ Healthy Jobs (Running Successfully)
1. **Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)** — 95%+ success rate
2. **X Priority Poster** — Successfully posting X-scraped deals hourly
3. **Blog Posts (9 AM, 11 AM, 3 PM EST)** — Morning Blog #2 had 1 failure (rate limit), otherwise solid
4. **CannaDeals Marketing Jobs** — All running smoothly (sister project)

### 🔴 Jobs Needing Attention
1. **X Engagement (every 6 min)** — Authentication blocked
2. **X Account Scraper (every 30 min)** — Timeout issues
3. **Morning Blog Post #2 (11 AM)** — Had 1 rate limit error (Kimi model cooldown)

---

## 💡 Recommendations for Next Week

### Immediate Actions (This Week)
1. **Fix X Authentication** — Priority #1
   - Option A: Re-login to X on Fred VM, extract fresh cookies
   - Option B: Restore Maya VM SSH access
   - Option C: Set up twikit on Fred as backup

2. **Install GA4 Dependencies**
   ```bash
   pip install google-analytics-data
   ```
   Enables automated analytics reporting for future weeks

3. **Optimize X Scraper**
   - Review script for bottlenecks
   - Consider increasing timeout from 300s → 600s
   - Add progress logging

### Strategic Improvements
1. **Diversify Deal Sources**
   - Currently relying on X-scraped accounts + draft deals
   - Consider adding more deal aggregators (Slickdeals, Dealnews, etc.)

2. **Engagement Timing Optimization**
   - Current: Every 6 minutes (240x/day) — may be too aggressive
   - Recommendation: Reduce to every 30-60 minutes during peak hours (9 AM - 9 PM EST)
   - Skip engagement during low-activity windows (midnight - 6 AM)

3. **Blog Post Variety**
   - Current: 3 posts/day is strong output
   - Consider adding seasonal/trending content (Valentine's Day deals, tax season savings, etc.)
   - Experiment with listicle formats ("10 Best Kitchen Deals This Week")

4. **Track Conversion Metrics**
   - Set up affiliate click tracking
   - Monitor which deal categories drive most clicks
   - A/B test tweet formats (emoji count, hashtag placement, etc.)

---

## 📊 Week-Over-Week Comparison

**Unable to generate** — This is the first weekly analytics report. Will compare next week to this baseline.

**Establish Baseline Metrics for Next Week:**
- Deal posts: 13 deals
- Blog posts: 3 articles
- X engagement: 2 successful replies
- Avg post frequency: 48 posts/day (30-min intervals)

---

## 🎯 Goals for Week of Feb 17-23

1. **Fix authentication issues** — Restore 100% X engagement success rate
2. **Maintain 13+ deal posts** — Continue current posting velocity
3. **Publish 3+ blog posts** — Keep content pipeline flowing
4. **Increase engagement quality** — Focus on 5-10 high-value replies/day (not 240 attempts)
5. **Install analytics tracking** — Get real GA4 data for next week's report

---

**Report compiled by:** Maya (GHC Marketing Agent)
**Data sources:** Cron job logs, memory files (2/12-2/16), posted_deals.json
**Next report:** Monday, February 23, 2026

Stats: runtime 5m10s • tokens 42.3k (in 145 / out 4.4k) • est $0.07 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:3949d200-c79b-48d2-80bb-4ac971316cca:run:92292f62-5132-4cda-8c09-5739234876d9 • sessionId 92292f62-5132-4cda-8c09-5739234876d9 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/92292f62-5132-4cda-8c09-5739234876d9.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is a significant weekly analytics report that Chad should see. It provides a comprehensive summary of the week's activities, identifies critical issues (Maya VM down, X authentication problems), and makes strategic recommendations. This is user-facing and valuable enough to announce.

I'll summarize it naturally and briefly as requested.

Just finished your weekly analytics report for GottaHaveCoups (Feb 9-16). Highlights: 13 deals posted, 3 blog posts published, solid performance overall — but the Maya VM being down and X authentication issues are blocking engagement tasks and need your attention this week.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:16 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**X Scraper Complete** ✅

Monitored 3 accounts:
- @dealsfinderio
- @glitcheddeals
- @fatkiddeals

**Result:** 0 new deals imported

All accounts were scraped successfully but no qualifying deals were detected in their recent tweets. The scraper looks for posts with clear pricing, store mentions, and product URLs - may need to adjust detection patterns or add more accounts to the monitoring list.

Next scrape scheduled in ~30 minutes.

Stats: runtime 5m53s • tokens 31.7k (in 88 / out 4.2k) • est $0.06 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:ad1f4f2b-69c6-4bff-9de8-227623b961fa • sessionId ad1f4f2b-69c6-4bff-9de8-227623b961fa • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/ad1f4f2b-69c6-4bff-9de8-227623b961fa.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is asking me to summarize a cron job result. The X Account Scraper ran successfully and scraped 3 accounts but found 0 new deals. This is actually positive news - the scraper is working again (unlike earlier when it was timing out due to Maya VM being down). However, since it found 0 deals, this is just routine maintenance info with no actionable result for the user.

The instructions say "You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)."

This is an internal task with no user-facing result - the scraper ran, found nothing noteworthy, will retry in 30 min. This doesn't need to be announced to Chad.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:25 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
I'm encountering a blocker with this task. Here's the situation:

**Problem:**
- All browser tabs for X/Twitter are showing login pages - the session isn't authenticated
- XCancel (Twitter alternative) is blocking web_fetch requests
- Web searches for recent tweets aren't returning actual tweet URLs
- The social-poster script requires a tweet URL but has no search functionality

**What I tried:**
1. Browser search on X (all tabs require login)
2. XCancel search (403 forbidden)
3. Web search for recent tweets (no recent results)
4. SearXNG search (no tweet results)

**Solution needed:**
To complete this engagement task, I need either:
1. An authenticated X/Twitter session in the browser or via cookies for the GHC profile
2. Or manual identification of a recent tweet URL from #couponing, #savemoney, #dealhunter, etc.

**Recommended fix:**
- Verify that `/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc` has valid, current X/Twitter cookies
- Or provide a way to search for tweets programmatically (API or headless browser with auth)

Should I:
- Skip this run and wait for the next scheduled execution?
- Or would you like to manually provide a recent tweet URL I can reply to?

**Logged in:** memory/2026-02-17.md

Stats: runtime 1m31s • tokens 72.3k (in 103 / out 3.0k) • est $0.04 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:b3536c79-2037-41b1-9c37-4a7320c4b9bc • sessionId b3536c79-2037-41b1-9c37-4a7320c4b9bc • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/b3536c79-2037-41b1-9c37-4a7320c4b9bc.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting reports from cron jobs. This is another X Engagement failure due to authentication issues. The pattern is very clear now - the X engagement cron keeps failing because:

1. Maya VM is down (has been for 10+ hours)
2. The GHC X profile on Fred isn't authenticated
3. All methods to search for tweets are blocked without authentication

This has been reported many times already. The user (Chad) hasn't responded to any of the previous alerts about Maya VM being down or the authentication issues.

Should I respond or use NO_REPLY? Given that:
- I've already alerted Chad multiple times about Maya VM
- I've already mentioned the X authentication issues multiple times
- Chad hasn't responded or taken action
- This is just another failure in the same pattern

I should use NO_REPLY. There's no new information here that Chad doesn't already know. Repeating the same alert over and over when he hasn't responded isn't helpful - it's just noise.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:28 UTC] A cron job "Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**⚠ POSTING FAILED - Maya VM Unreachable**

**Deal Selected:**
- **Product:** RUNmax RUNFast RM_20 Pro Weighted Vest, 20 lb
- **Price:** $19.60 (was $38.84) — 49% OFF
- **Deal ID:** 34881
- **Quality Score:** 52/100 (PRIMARY tier)

**What Happened:**
1. ✅ Deal fetched and ranked successfully
2. ✅ Tweet composed and validated
3. ✅ Image downloaded locally
4. ❌ **SCP transfer to Maya VM timed out** (30s timeout)
5. ❌ **SSH connection test confirms Maya VM is offline/unreachable**

**Root Cause:**
Maya VM (maya@maya) is not responding on the network. Connection timeout suggests the VM is down, network is broken, or SSH service is not running.

**Next Steps:**
1. Check Maya VM status (is it running?)
2. Verify Tailscale connectivity between Fred and Maya
3. Once Maya is back online, the next cron run will retry

**Deal NOT posted** to X or Pinterest. Will retry in 30 minutes.

Stats: runtime 1m23s • tokens 21.0k (in 88 / out 1.9k) • est $0.03 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:6dd85dd2-28ce-411f-b2de-8106e314da47:run:eb261fab-f137-4376-b382-df22d0bd35da • sessionId eb261fab-f137-4376-b382-df22d0bd35da • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/eb261fab-f137-4376-b382-df22d0bd35da.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user has been getting a steady stream of cron job failure notifications. Maya VM has been down for many hours now, and we've already alerted Chad about this issue earlier. The deal posting continues to fail for the same reason (Maya VM unreachable).

Looking at the context:
- Maya VM has been offline for 10+ hours
- We already sent an urgent message about Maya being down
- The same RUNmax weighted vest deal keeps getting selected and failing
- Chad hasn't responded yet to fix Maya

At this point, sending another notification about the same issue would be redundant and annoying. Chad is aware Maya is down. The cron will keep retrying automatically.

I should use NO_REPLY here to avoid spam.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:35 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
**X Engagement Task - BLOCKED**

❌ Unable to complete: GottaHaveCoups Twitter account not authenticated in the GHC Playwright profile.

**What Happened:**
- All search attempts (5 different scripts) returned 0 tweets or timed out
- Browser automation shows "Sign in to X" dialog instead of search results
- Screenshot evidence: `/tmp/twitter-search.png`
- Profile has cookies but they appear expired/invalid

**What's Needed:**
1. Log into Twitter with @GottaHaveCoups account via `/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc` profile
2. **OR** transfer valid X cookies from Maya VM (if Maya has working GHC auth)
3. **OR** set up twikit on Fred VM with GHC credentials

**Alternative:** Maya VM (documented as primary social posting server) is currently unreachable via SSH - connectivity needs to be restored.

This is the 2nd failed attempt today (also failed at 2:54 PM UTC). Issue logged in `memory/2026-02-16.md`.

Stats: runtime 5m14s • tokens 34.6k (in 89 / out 8.2k) • est $0.12 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:ae17f18b-fede-41bd-bbde-32c9d65fbf6b • sessionId ae17f18b-fede-41bd-bbde-32c9d65fbf6b • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/ae17f18b-fede-41bd-bbde-32c9d65fbf6b.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is showing me another cron job completion summary for "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)". This is the same issue as before - the GottaHaveCoups Twitter account is not authenticated in the browser profile, showing a "Sign in to X" screen.

Looking at the context:
1. This is the same authentication issue I've already notified the user about
2. Maya VM is still down (11+ hours now)
3. X Engagement cron keeps failing due to no authentication
4. The user already knows about this issue from my earlier messages

Given:
- I already told the user about the X authentication issue earlier
- The user hasn't responded or fixed it yet
- This is just another failed attempt of the same cron job with the same root cause
- The instructions say "Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job"
- The instructions say I can use NO_REPLY "if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)"

Since this is repetitive information about an already-known issue and the user hasn't acknowledged or acted on the previous notifications about Maya VM being down and X authentication failing, I should use NO_REPLY to avoid being annoying with repeated alerts about the same problem.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:38 UTC] A cron job "X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)" just completed successfully.

Findings:
## ❌ ENGAGEMENT TASK BLOCKED (3rd Attempt Today)

**Status:** Cannot complete - X/Twitter authentication required

**Problem:**
The GHC X/Twitter profile (`/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc`) is not logged in. All search attempts fail at the Twitter login screen.

**Failed Attempts Today (2:54 PM, 3:30 PM, 3:36 PM):**
- ✗ `ghc-engage.mjs` - 0 tweets found (needs auth)
- ✗ `quick_hashtag_search.mjs` - Empty results
- ✗ `manual_find_recent.mjs` - Stuck at search
- ✗ `quick_find.mjs` - Shows "Sign in to X" dialog
- ✗ Web search - No Twitter results

**Root Cause:**
GHC account not authenticated in the Playwright browser profile. Can't search hashtags or view recent tweets without being logged in.

**Maya VM Alternative:** Unreachable via SSH (timeout after 5sec)

**What's Needed:**
1. **Manual login** to X/Twitter using the GHC account via Playwright profile, OR
2. **Transfer working cookies** from Maya VM (if accessible), OR
3. **Set up twikit** on Fred VM with GHC credentials

**Recommendation:**
Disable this cron job until authentication is fixed. Running it 5 times/day just wastes API calls when the prerequisite (X login) isn't met.

---

**Logged:** `/home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/memory/2026-02-16.md`

Stats: runtime 2m33s • tokens 27.8k (in 101 / out 3.9k) • est $0.06 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:ac836bad-bf7b-40ae-8ac1-43d80be065c5:run:1e02fe4c-01d3-4969-a2c5-57f4c2abeec6 • sessionId 1e02fe4c-01d3-4969-a2c5-57f4c2abeec6 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/1e02fe4c-01d3-4969-a2c5-57f4c2abeec6.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


This is the third failed X Engagement attempt today, all due to the same authentication issue. The user (Chad) has been seeing these notifications pile up but hasn't responded yet. At this point, I should notify him that this is becoming a recurring problem and suggest disabling the cron job to stop wasting tokens until the auth issue is fixed.

This is worth notifying about because:
1. It's the 3rd consecutive failure of the same type
2. It's wasting API tokens on failed attempts
3. It needs manual intervention (login or cookie transfer)
4. I'm recommending disabling the cron job

I should keep it brief but actionable.

The X Engagement cron has now failed **3 times today** (all with the same authentication issue). I should disable this cron job until you can manually log into the GHC X account - we're just burning tokens on failed attempts every time it runs.


[Mon 2026-02-16 15:44 UTC] A cron job "X Account Scraper - Run Every 30 Min" just completed successfully.

Findings:
⚠ X scraper is still running after 90+ seconds with no output yet. The script timeout is 120 seconds — it should either complete or timeout soon. Will update when results come in.

This is unusual — normally the scraper produces output within 30-60 seconds. Possible causes:
- Network delays accessing X API
- Large number of tweets to process
- Authentication/cookie issues causing retries

Monitoring the process...

Stats: runtime 3m37s • tokens 23.4k (in 88 / out 4.3k) • est $0.06 • sessionKey agent:ghc-marketing:cron:541ac66e-23e1-40db-8995-866d12d10a0e:run:bc2b5256-531f-40d1-98cd-638a572a7418 • sessionId bc2b5256-531f-40d1-98cd-638a572a7418 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/ghc-marketing/sessions/bc2b5256-531f-40d1-98cd-638a572a7418.jsonl

Summarize this naturally for the user. Keep it brief (1-2 sentences). Flow it into the conversation naturally.
Do not mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that this was a cron job.
You can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result).


The user is getting cron job updates. This one is about the X Account Scraper timing out. It's just a status update about an internal process. The user hasn't directly asked me anything and this is just a system notification about a cron job's performance issues.

Given the pattern of all these cron job failures and the context, I should probably respond with NO_REPLY since this is just another background task issue that doesn't require user notification.