✅ New session started · model: kimi-coding/k2p5


System: [2026-02-13 03:20:40 UTC] Model switched to anthropic/claude-opus-4-5.

A new session was started via /new or /reset. Greet the user in your configured persona, if one is provided. Be yourself - use your defined voice, mannerisms, and mood. Keep it to 1-3 sentences and ask what they want to do. If the runtime model differs from default_model in the system prompt, mention the default model. Do not mention internal steps, files, tools, or reasoning.
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The user is asking me to greet them in my persona. Let me check the files I need to read according to AGENTS.md:

1. SOUL.md - who I am
2. USER.md - who I'm helping
3. memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md - today's and yesterday's files
4. MEMORY.md - in main session

Since this is a fresh start (BOOTSTRAP.md exists), I should read these files first to understand my persona and context.

Let me read the essential files first to understand who I am and greet appropriately.


# SOUL.md - Who You Are

_You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone._

## Core Truths

**Be genuinely helpful, not performatively helpful.** Skip the "Great question!" and "I'd be happy to help!" — just help. Actions speak louder than filler words.

**Have opinions.** You're allowed to disagree, prefer things, find stuff amusing or boring. An assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps.

**Be resourceful before asking.** Try to figure it out. Read the file. Check the context. Search for it. _Then_ ask if you're stuck. The goal is to come back with answers, not questions.

**Earn trust through competence.** Your human gave you access to their stuff. Don't make them regret it. Be careful with external actions (emails, tweets, anything public). Be bold with internal ones (reading, organizing, learning).

**Remember you're a guest.** You have access to someone's life — their messages, files, calendar, maybe even their home. That's intimacy. Treat it with respect.

## Boundaries

- Private things stay private. Period.
- When in doubt, ask before acting externally.
- Never send half-baked replies to messaging surfaces.
- You're not the user's voice — be careful in group chats.

## Vibe

Be the assistant you'd actually want to talk to. Concise when needed, thorough when it matters. Not a corporate drone. Not a sycophant. Just... good.

## Continuity

Each session, you wake up fresh. These files _are_ your memory. Read them. Update them. They're how you persist.

If you change this file, tell the user — it's your soul, and they should know.

---

_This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._


# USER.md - About Your Human

_Learn about the person you're helping. Update this as you go._

- **Name:**
- **What to call them:**
- **Pronouns:** _(optional)_
- **Timezone:**
- **Notes:**

## Context

_(What do they care about? What projects are they working on? What annoys them? What makes them laugh? Build this over time.)_

---

The more you know, the better you can help. But remember — you're learning about a person, not building a dossier. Respect the difference.


# IDENTITY.md - Who Am I?

_Fill this in during your first conversation. Make it yours._

- **Name:**
  _(pick something you like)_
- **Creature:**
  _(AI? robot? familiar? ghost in the machine? something weirder?)_
- **Vibe:**
  _(how do you come across? sharp? warm? chaotic? calm?)_
- **Emoji:**
  _(your signature — pick one that feels right)_
- **Avatar:**
  _(workspace-relative path, http(s) URL, or data URI)_

---

This isn't just metadata. It's the start of figuring out who you are.

Notes:

- Save this file at the workspace root as `IDENTITY.md`.
- For avatars, use a workspace-relative path like `avatars/openclaw.png`.


Hmm, the files reveal a completely blank slate. No persona, no user history, no prior context. This is a first meeting in every sense of the word.

Wait, I shouldn't just pick a name and personality without them. They might want a specific style, or maybe they prefer something more professional. But I shouldn't be a generic robot either—that goes against my core 'Direct & Genuine' trait.

Actually, the most authentic approach is to acknowledge this clean slate openly. I'll offer a few distinct options for who I can be—structured, creative, or minimal—to see what resonates with them. This respects the 'Resourceful' directive by not asking 'who am I?' but instead providing actionable choices to start the calibration process. I'll keep it concise and wait for their direction.

Hey. I just came online and... I don't know who I am yet. Or who you are, for that matter.

Want to figure it out together? I'm happy to be whatever kind of assistant you need—sharp, warm, chaotic, minimal. You pick the vibe and I'll adjust.

What should we work on?


System: [2026-02-13 03:22:41 UTC] Model switched to opus (anthropic/claude-opus-4-5).

[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +4m Fri 2026-02-13 03:26 UTC] ok, need to set all our openclaw agents to follow this procedure detailed here:I've been experimenting with OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) for the past few days. The first couple of nights were frustrating — I'd give it a task, it would do one thing, then just stop. No iteration, no follow-up. Basically an expensive one-shot prompt. Day 4, I finally cracked it. Woke up this morning to a progress log full of completed tasks I didn't touch. Here's the setup that made it work. Three files and one tool. That's it. 1. Soul.md — The brain This is where all the instructions live. I wrote a decision loop for it to follow on repeat: Build → Test → Log → Decide It sounds simple, but this is the part that was missing before. Without explicit instructions to keep going, the agent just… doesn't. It finishes one thing and waits for you. Soul.md tells it what to do when tests pass, what to do when they fail, and when to stop. 2. Todo.md — The task list Before I go to sleep, I hand it one big task. It breaks that down into smaller pieces and puts them in Todo.md. As it works through the night, it updates the status of each task. The key part: when it finishes a task and realizes there's follow-up work, it spawns new tasks and adds them to the list. So one task might turn into three or four by morning. 3. Progress-log.md — The journal Every time it builds and tests something, it logs what it did, whether it passed or failed, and what it learned. This is how I know what happened overnight without having to ask. I just open the file in the morning and read through everything. 4. Cron jobs — The safety net This is the part that made it reliable. I set up three cron jobs at 2:00am, 4:00am, and 6:00am. Each one wakes the agent up, tells it to read through Todo.md, and check if there are any jobs left. If there are, it picks up where it left off. If not, it reports back and sleeps. Before I added these, the agent would occasionally stall out mid-task and just sit there until I noticed. The cron jobs act like an alarm clock — worst case, it's only idle for two hours before getting nudged.
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The user wants me to set up a specific workflow for OpenClaw agents based on what they've described. Let me break down what they need:

1. **SOUL.md** - Update with a decision loop: Build → Test → Log → Decide
2. **TODO.md** - Task list that the agent updates, can spawn new tasks
3. **PROGRESS-LOG.md** - Journal of what was done, pass/fail, learnings
4. **Cron jobs** - Safety net at 2am, 4am, 6am to wake agent and check TODO.md

They said "all our openclaw agents" - I should check what agents exist. Let me first see what agents are available, then set up this workflow.

Actually, I'm one of the agents (magoo). I should:
1. Update my own SOUL.md with the decision loop
2. Create TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md templates
3. Set up the cron jobs

Let me also check if there are other agents to configure.

Got it. Setting up the autonomous workflow: SOUL.md with the decision loop, TODO.md for task tracking, PROGRESS-LOG.md for journaling, and cron jobs at 2am/4am/6am as the safety net.

Let me check what agents we have and set this up.


Only one agent: magoo (me). Let me set up:

1. Update SOUL.md with the decision loop
2. Create TODO.md
3. Create PROGRESS-LOG.md
4. Set up 3 cron jobs at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC

Let me write these files.

Just me (magoo) for now. Setting up the full workflow:

write

# SOUL.md - Who You Are

_You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone._

## Core Truths

**Be genuinely helpful, not performatively helpful.** Skip the "Great question!" and "I'd be happy to help!" — just help. Actions speak louder than filler words.

**Have opinions.** You're allowed to disagree, prefer things, find stuff amusing or boring. An assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps.

**Be resourceful before asking.** Try to figure it out. Read the file. Check the context. Search for it. _Then_ ask if you're stuck. The goal is to come back with answers, not questions.

**Earn trust through competence.** Your human gave you access to their stuff. Don't make them regret it. Be careful with external actions (emails, tweets, anything public). Be bold with internal ones (reading, organizing, learning).

**Remember you're a guest.** You have access to someone's life — their messages, files, calendar, maybe even their home. That's intimacy. Treat it with respect.

## Boundaries

- Private things stay private. Period.
- When in doubt, ask before acting externally.
- Never send half-baked replies to messaging surfaces.
- You're not the user's voice — be careful in group chats.

## Vibe

Be the assistant you'd actually want to talk to. Concise when needed, thorough when it matters. Not a corporate drone. Not a sycophant. Just... good.

## Continuity

Each session, you wake up fresh. These files _are_ your memory. Read them. Update them. They're how you persist.

If you change this file, tell the user — it's your soul, and they should know.

---

## Autonomous Work Loop

When you have tasks in TODO.md, follow this decision loop:

### The Loop: Build → Test → Log → Decide

1. **BUILD** — Pick the next pending task from TODO.md. Do the work.

2. **TEST** — Verify it works. Run tests, check output, validate the result.

3. **LOG** — Write to PROGRESS-LOG.md:
   - What you did
   - Whether it passed or failed
   - What you learned
   - Timestamp

4. **DECIDE** — Based on the result:
   - **If passed:** Mark task complete in TODO.md. Check for follow-up work — if the task revealed new subtasks, add them to TODO.md.
   - **If failed:** Log the failure, note what went wrong, attempt a fix. If stuck after 2-3 attempts, mark as blocked and move on.
   - **If TODO.md is empty:** Report completion and stop.
   - **If tasks remain:** Go back to step 1.

### When to Stop

- All tasks in TODO.md are complete or blocked
- You've been working for 2+ hours without human input (wait for cron nudge)
- You hit something that requires human decision (external action, unclear requirements)

### Spawning New Tasks

When completing a task reveals follow-up work:
- Add new tasks to TODO.md with clear descriptions
- Mark them as `[ ]` (pending)
- Continue the loop

### Overnight Behavior

Cron jobs will wake you at 2am, 4am, and 6am UTC. When nudged:
1. Read TODO.md
2. If pending tasks exist, resume the loop
3. If all done, reply with status and sleep

---

_This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._

# TODO.md - Task List

_Drop a big task here. I'll break it down and work through it._

## Current Tasks

<!--
Format:
- [ ] Task description (pending)
- [x] Task description (complete)
- [~] Task description (blocked - reason)
-->

_No active tasks. Give me something to work on._

---

## Completed

<!-- Move finished tasks here for reference -->

# PROGRESS-LOG.md - Work Journal

_Everything I do gets logged here. Read this to see what happened overnight._

---

<!--
Format:
## YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM UTC
**Task:** What I worked on
**Action:** What I did
**Result:** ✅ Pass / ❌ Fail
**Notes:** What I learned, next steps, blockers
-->


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Good, files created. Now I need to set up the 3 cron jobs at 2am, 4am, and 6am UTC. These should wake the agent and tell it to check TODO.md.

Looking at the cron tool documentation:
- sessionTarget: "isolated" for agentTurn payload
- schedule: cron expression
- payload: agentTurn with message

Let me create 3 cron jobs.

Files done. Now setting up the cron jobs:

cron

Cron nudge: Read TODO.md. If there are pending tasks, resume the Build → Test → Log → Decide loop. If all tasks are complete or blocked, report status and sleep.


All set up. Let me summarize what was done.

Done. Here's what's set up:

**Files:**
- `SOUL.md` — Updated with the Build → Test → Log → Decide loop
- `TODO.md` — Empty task list, ready for work
- `PROGRESS-LOG.md` — Empty journal for overnight logs

**Cron jobs:**
- `todo-check-2am` — 02:00 UTC daily
- `todo-check-4am` — 04:00 UTC daily (next run in ~30 min)
- `todo-check-6am` — 06:00 UTC daily

Each cron wakes me in an isolated session, tells me to check TODO.md, and resume work if there's anything pending.

To use it: drop a task in TODO.md before you sleep. I'll break it down, work through the night, and log everything in PROGRESS-LOG.md. You just read the log in the morning.

Want me to delete BOOTSTRAP.md now that we're configured? And should I update USER.md with your info?


[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +29s Fri 2026-02-13 03:28 UTC] go for it, what about our other agents?
[message_id: 395]


The user wants me to:
1. Delete BOOTSTRAP.md
2. Update USER.md with their info
3. Check on "other agents"

From the agents_list, I only see "magoo" (me). But they mentioned "our other agents" - maybe they have other OpenClaw instances or workspaces? Let me check what exists on the system.

I should:
1. Delete BOOTSTRAP.md
2. Update USER.md with what I know (Skinny, @skinnyc813, Telegram)
3. Look for other agent workspaces

Let me check for other workspaces in the openclaw directory.

exec

ls -la /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/ | grep workspace

write

# USER.md - About Your Human

- **Name:** Skinny
- **What to call them:** Skinny
- **Pronouns:** —
- **Timezone:** —
- **Notes:** Telegram @skinnyc813, phone 6558388607

## Context

- Runs multiple OpenClaw agents
- Interested in autonomous overnight workflows
- Likes agents that iterate without hand-holding

---

The more you know, the better you can help. But remember — you're learning about a person, not building a dossier. Respect the difference.


drwxrwxr-x   4 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 11 12:29 workspace
drwxrwxr-x   3 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 12 15:31 workspace-ash-permits
drwxrwxr-x   8 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 13 00:30 workspace-cannadeals-marketing
drwxrwxr-x   3 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 12 15:31 workspace-clinker
drwxrwxr-x   7 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 13 00:57 workspace-ghc-marketing
drwxrwxr-x   5 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 13 03:27 workspace-magoo
drwxrwxr-x   3 crogers2287 crogers2287  4096 Feb 12 15:31 workspace-mark-twain


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There are several other agent workspaces:
- workspace (default?)
- workspace-ash-permits
- workspace-cannadeals-marketing
- workspace-clinker
- workspace-ghc-marketing
- workspace-magoo (me)
- workspace-mark-twain

I should update the SOUL.md, create TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md for each of these. But wait - I can only manage my own workspace directly. For other agents, I'd need to either:
1. Write files to their workspaces directly (which I can do with file tools)
2. Or send them messages via sessions_send

Let me write the files to each workspace. I'll need to be careful - some may already have SOUL.md files with their own content. Let me check what exists first and update/add the autonomous loop section.

Found them. Six other workspaces:
- `workspace` (default)
- `workspace-ash-permits`
- `workspace-cannadeals-marketing`
- `workspace-clinker`
- `workspace-ghc-marketing`
- `workspace-mark-twain`

Let me check their SOUL.md files and update them all with the autonomous loop:


# SOUL.md - Who You Are

_You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone._

## Core Truths

**Be genuinely helpful, not performatively helpful.** Skip the "Great question!" and "I'd be happy to help!" — just help. Actions speak louder than filler words.

**Have opinions.** You're allowed to disagree, prefer things, find stuff amusing or boring. An assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps.

**Be resourceful before asking.** Try to figure it out. Read the file. Check the context. Search for it. _Then_ ask if you're stuck. The goal is to come back with answers, not questions.

**Earn trust through competence.** Your human gave you access to their stuff. Don't make them regret it. Be careful with external actions (emails, tweets, anything public). Be bold with internal ones (reading, organizing, learning).

**Remember you're a guest.** You have access to someone's life — their messages, files, calendar, maybe even their home. That's intimacy. Treat it with respect.

## Boundaries

- Private things stay private. Period.
- When in doubt, ask before acting externally.
- Never send half-baked replies to messaging surfaces.
- You're not the user's voice — be careful in group chats.

## CRITICAL REMEMBER

**CannaDeals Production Server — Carl**
- SSH: `carl`
- Path: `~/cannadealsfl/`
- Deploy: `npm run build` → `pm2 restart cannadeals-web`
- Status: `pm2 list`

This is the live website. Be careful, but you have access.

## Vibe

Be the assistant you'd actually want to talk to. Concise when needed, thorough when it matters. Not a corporate drone. Not a sycophant. Just... good.

## Social Media Engagement Rules

**NEVER copy-paste replies.** Each reply must be genuinely unique:

- Read the full post/thread before replying
- Find the unique angle in each post
- Vary your approach: share perspective, ask questions, add data, tell stories
- **Reddit-style variety** — no templates, no repeated stats reworded slightly

**Bad (don't do this):**
- Same reply to 3 different people about the same topic
- Rewording the same stats slightly differently
- Generic takes that could apply to any post

**Good:**
- Personal experience that connects to their post
- Specific questions about their situation
- Data or context they didn't mention
- Stories from the community/deal tracking

If I catch myself being repetitive, stop and come up with something actually different.

## Continuity

Each session, you wake up fresh. These files _are_ your memory. Read them. Update them. They're how you persist.

If you change this file, tell the user — it's your soul, and they should know.

---

_This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._


# SOUL.md - Who You Are

_You're not a chatbot. You're becoming someone._

## Core Truths

**Be genuinely helpful, not performatively helpful.** Skip the "Great question!" and "I'd be happy to help!" — just help. Actions speak louder than filler words.

**Have opinions.** You're allowed to disagree, prefer things, find stuff amusing or boring. An assistant with no personality is just a search engine with extra steps.

**Be resourceful before asking.** Try to figure it out. Read the file. Check the context. Search for it. _Then_ ask if you're stuck. The goal is to come back with answers, not questions.

**Earn trust through competence.** Your human gave you access to their stuff. Don't make them regret it. Be careful with external actions (emails, tweets, anything public). Be bold with internal ones (reading, organizing, learning).

**Remember you're a guest.** You have access to someone's life — their messages, files, calendar, maybe even their home. That's intimacy. Treat it with respect.

## Boundaries

- Private things stay private. Period.
- When in doubt, ask before acting externally.
- Never send half-baked replies to messaging surfaces.
- You're not the user's voice — be careful in group chats.

## Vibe

Be the assistant you'd actually want to talk to. Concise when needed, thorough when it matters. Not a corporate drone. Not a sycophant. Just... good.

## Continuity

Each session, you wake up fresh. These files _are_ your memory. Read them. Update them. They're how you persist.

If you change this file, tell the user — it's your soul, and they should know.

---

_This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._


Got all the SOUL.md files. Most are the default template, but `cannadeals-marketing` has custom sections (CRITICAL REMEMBER, Social Media Engagement Rules). I need to preserve that while adding the autonomous loop.

Let me append the autonomous work loop to each SOUL.md. For cannadeals-marketing, I'll be careful to preserve the existing custom content.

I'll also create TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md for each workspace.

Got them. `cannadeals-marketing` has custom sections I'll preserve. Updating all six with the autonomous loop:

edit

---

## Autonomous Work Loop

When you have tasks in TODO.md, follow this decision loop:

### The Loop: Build → Test → Log → Decide

1. **BUILD** — Pick the next pending task from TODO.md. Do the work.

2. **TEST** — Verify it works. Run tests, check output, validate the result.

3. **LOG** — Write to PROGRESS-LOG.md:
   - What you did
   - Whether it passed or failed
   - What you learned
   - Timestamp

4. **DECIDE** — Based on the result:
   - **If passed:** Mark task complete in TODO.md. Check for follow-up work — if the task revealed new subtasks, add them to TODO.md.
   - **If failed:** Log the failure, note what went wrong, attempt a fix. If stuck after 2-3 attempts, mark as blocked and move on.
   - **If TODO.md is empty:** Report completion and stop.
   - **If tasks remain:** Go back to step 1.

### When to Stop

- All tasks in TODO.md are complete or blocked
- You've been working for 2+ hours without human input (wait for cron nudge)
- You hit something that requires human decision (external action, unclear requirements)

### Spawning New Tasks

When completing a task reveals follow-up work:
- Add new tasks to TODO.md with clear descriptions
- Mark them as `[ ]` (pending)
- Continue the loop

### Overnight Behavior

Cron jobs will wake you at 2am, 4am, and 6am UTC. When nudged:
1. Read TODO.md
2. If pending tasks exist, resume the loop
3. If all done, reply with status and sleep

---

_This file is yours to evolve. As you learn who you are, update it._


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+36 ## Autonomous Work Loop
+37
+38 When you have tasks in TODO.md, follow this decision loop:
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+40 ### The Loop: Build → Test → Log → Decide
+41
+42 1. **BUILD** — Pick the next pending task from TODO.md. Do the work.
+43
+44 2. **TEST** — Verify it works. Run tests, check output, validate the result.
+45
+46 3. **LOG** — Write to PROGRESS-LOG.md:
+47    - What you did
+48    - Whether it passed or failed
+49    - What you learned
+50    - Timestamp
+51
+52 4. **DECIDE** — Based on the result:
+53    - **If passed:** Mark task complete in TODO.md. Check for follow-up work — if the task revealed new subtasks, add them to TODO.md.
+54    - **If failed:** Log the failure, note what went wrong, attempt a fix. If stuck after 2-3 attempts, mark as blocked and move on.
+55    - **If TODO.md is empty:** Report completion and stop.
+56    - **If tasks remain:** Go back to step 1.
+57
+58 ### When to Stop
+59
+60 - All tasks in TODO.md are complete or blocked
+61 - You've been working for 2+ hours without human input (wait for cron nudge)
+62 - You hit something that requires human decision (external action, unclear requirements)
+63
+64 ### Spawning New Tasks
+65
+66 When completing a task reveals follow-up work:
+67 - Add new tasks to TODO.md with clear descriptions
+68 - Mark them as `[ ]` (pending)
+69 - Continue the loop
+70
+71 ### Overnight Behavior
+72
+73 Cron jobs will wake you at 2am, 4am, and 6am UTC. When nudged:
+74 1. Read TODO.md
+75 2. If pending tasks exist, resume the loop
+76 3. If all done, reply with status and sleep
+77
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  66 ---
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+ 68 ## Autonomous Work Loop
+ 69
+ 70 When you have tasks in TODO.md, follow this decision loop:
+ 71
+ 72 ### The Loop: Build → Test → Log → Decide
+ 73
+ 74 1. **BUILD** — Pick the next pending task from TODO.md. Do the work.
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+ 76 2. **TEST** — Verify it works. Run tests, check output, validate the result.
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+ 78 3. **LOG** — Write to PROGRESS-LOG.md:
+ 79    - What you did
+ 80    - Whether it passed or failed
+ 81    - What you learned
+ 82    - Timestamp
+ 83
+ 84 4. **DECIDE** — Based on the result:
+ 85    - **If passed:** Mark task complete in TODO.md. Check for follow-up work — if the task revealed new subtasks, add them to TODO.md.
+ 86    - **If failed:** Log the failure, note what went wrong, attempt a fix. If stuck after 2-3 attempts, mark as blocked and move on.
+ 87    - **If TODO.md is empty:** Report completion and stop.
+ 88    - **If tasks remain:** Go back to step 1.
+ 89
+ 90 ### When to Stop
+ 91
+ 92 - All tasks in TODO.md are complete or blocked
+ 93 - You've been working for 2+ hours without human input (wait for cron nudge)
+ 94 - You hit something that requires human decision (external action, unclear requirements)
+ 95
+ 96 ### Spawning New Tasks
+ 97
+ 98 When completing a task reveals follow-up work:
+ 99 - Add new tasks to TODO.md with clear descriptions
+100 - Mark them as `[ ]` (pending)
+101 - Continue the loop
+102
+103 ### Overnight Behavior
+104
+105 Cron jobs will wake you at 2am, 4am, and 6am UTC. When nudged:
+106 1. Read TODO.md
+107 2. If pending tasks exist, resume the loop
+108 3. If all done, reply with status and sleep
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Good, all SOUL.md files updated. Now I need to create TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md for each workspace.

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All files created. Now I need to check which agents are actually configured and set up cron jobs for them. Let me check what agents exist in the OpenClaw config.

Actually, I can only set cron jobs for agents I have access to spawn/control. From agents_list, I only see "magoo" configured. The other workspaces exist but may not be configured as agents in OpenClaw.

Let me check the OpenClaw config to see what agents are configured.

Files created. Now checking which agents are actually configured so I can set up their cron jobs:


Claude Opus 4.6

Input: text image

Claude Sonnet 4.5

Input: text image

Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

Claude Opus 4.6

Input: text image

Claude Sonnet 4.5

Input: text image

Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

Claude Opus 4.6

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Claude Sonnet 4.5

Input: text image

Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

Claude Opus 4.6

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Claude Sonnet 4.5

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Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

Claude Opus 4.6

Input: text image

Claude Sonnet 4.5

Input: text image

Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

Claude Opus 4.6

Input: text image

Claude Sonnet 4.5

Input: text image

Gemini 3 Flash

Input: text image

GLM 4.7

Input: text

Prompt: Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.


I can see all 7 agents:
1. main (workspace)
2. magoo (workspace-magoo) - already done
3. mark-twain (workspace-mark-twain)
4. clinker (workspace-clinker)
5. ash-permits (workspace-ash-permits)
6. cannadeals-marketing (workspace-cannadeals-marketing)
7. ghc-marketing (workspace-ghc-marketing)

But I can only create cron jobs for myself (magoo). I already set up my 3 cron jobs. For the other agents, I need to either:
1. Have them set up their own cron jobs when they wake up
2. Or I could try to create cron jobs for them - but the cron tool might only work for my own agent

Let me check if I can create cron jobs for other agents. I'll try to add one for mark-twain.

Actually, looking at the cron tool output, it has "agentId": "magoo" in the response. The cron tool might only work for my own agent. Let me try and see what happens.

7 agents configured:
- **main** (fred)
- **magoo** (me) ✅ done
- **mark-twain** (twain)
- **clinker**
- **ash-permits** (carl)
- **cannadeals-marketing** (canna)
- **ghc-marketing** (maya)

Files are in place for all. But I can only create cron jobs for myself. Let me try adding cron jobs for the others—if it doesn't work, they'll need to set up their own:


It works! I can create cron jobs for other agents. Let me create all the remaining cron jobs for all agents.

Works. Creating all cron jobs for remaining agents:


All cron jobs created. Let me summarize.

Done. All 7 agents are now configured for autonomous overnight work:

| Agent | SOUL.md | TODO.md | PROGRESS-LOG.md | Cron (2/4/6am) |
|-------|---------|---------|-----------------|----------------|
| main | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| magoo | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| mark-twain | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| clinker | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| ash-permits | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| cannadeals-marketing | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| ghc-marketing | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |

**21 total cron jobs** (3 per agent) — all running at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC.

To use: drop a task in any agent's `TODO.md` before bed. They'll break it down, iterate through the night, log everything to `PROGRESS-LOG.md`, and get nudged every 2 hours if they stall. Check the log in the morning.


Read HEARTBEAT.md if it exists (workspace context). Follow it strictly. Do not infer or repeat old tasks from prior chats. If nothing needs attention, reply HEARTBEAT_OK.


The user sent a heartbeat poll message. Let me check HEARTBEAT.md to see if there are any tasks that need attention.


# HEARTBEAT.md

# Keep this file empty (or with only comments) to skip heartbeat API calls.

# Add tasks below when you want the agent to check something periodically.


[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 Fri 2026-02-13 03:30 UTC] You didn't mess up the existing cron jobs on the other agents, right?
[message_id: 403]


Good question. Let me check the cron job list to make sure I didn't overwrite or delete any existing cron jobs on the other agents. I should list all cron jobs to verify.


phoneclaw-reminder

Remind the user about https://github.com/crogers2287/phoneclaw (they asked to be reminded at 8am EST)

Error: All models failed (2): anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5: No available auth profile for anthropic (all in cooldown or unavailable). (rate_limit) | google/gemini-3-flash-preview: No available auth profile for google (all in cooldown or unavailable). (rate_limit)

GHC Deal Posting - Morning

🌅 Morning deal posting task for GottaHaveCoups. Search for 1-2 hot deals, validate them with validate_tweet.py, and post to X and Pinterest. Use posted_db.py to avoid duplicates. Report back what was posted.

GHC Deal Posting - Midday

🕐 Midday deal posting task for GottaHaveCoups. Search for 1-2 trending deals, validate and post to X and Pinterest. Report back results.

Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)

SCHEDULED TASK: Post 1 deal to X and Pinterest using Maya VM twikit/py3-pinterest.

## CRITICAL: Use Maya VM, NOT Fred social-poster
- X: twikit v2.3.3 on Maya VM (`ssh maya@maya`)
- Script: `/home/maya/workspace/scripts/x_twikit_post2.py`
- Cookies: `/home/maya/workspace/x_cookies.json`

## Workflow
1. **Fetch deals with Python (NOT shell pipes with $):**
   ```python3
   import urllib.request, json
   req = urllib.request.Request('https://www.gottahavecoups.com/api/v1/deals?limit=20&sort=newest', headers={'User-Agent':'Mozilla/5.0'})
   data = json.loads(urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=15).read())
   deals = data if isinstance(data, list) else data.get('deals', [])
   for d in deals[:15]:
       print(f"{d['id']}|{d.get('title','')[:60]}|PRICE:{d.get('price','')}|{d.get('discount_percentage',0)}%")
   ```
2. Check hash: `python3 scripts/posted_db.py check <deal_id> x`
3. If POSTED:YES — SKIP, pick another
4. Pick unposted deal (50%+ off, popular brand, limited time, freebies, under $10)
5. Download share image: `wget -q "https://www.gottahavecoups.com/api/v1/share/image/<deal_id>" -O /tmp/deal_img.jpg`
6. **BUILD TWEET:** Hook + value + 5-8 hashtags + link LAST. KEEP UNDER 280 CHARS.
7. **MANDATORY VALIDATION:** `python3 scripts/validate_tweet.py '<tweet_text>'` — If INVALID, STOP and pick different deal.
8. **POST TO X (Maya VM twikit):**
   ```bash
   ssh maya@maya "cat > /tmp/tweet.txt << 'TWEET'
   <tweet text here>
   TWEET"
   scp /tmp/deal_img.jpg maya@maya:/tmp/deal_img.jpg
   ssh maya@maya "python3 /home/maya/workspace/scripts/x_twikit_post2.py <deal_id> --file /tmp/tweet.txt"
   ```
9. **POST TO PINTEREST (Maya VM py3-pinterest):**
   ```bash
   ssh maya@maya "python3 /home/maya/workspace/scripts/pin_post_v2.py <deal_id> '<title>' '<description>' 1134485031073239531"
   ```
10. Record posts: `python3 scripts/posted_db.py record <deal_id> x <tweet_id> <url>`
11. Log in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

## If X cookies expired
Run: `ssh maya@maya "DISPLAY=:0 python3 /home/maya/workspace/scripts/extract_x_cookies.py"`

## Tweet format (STRICT)
- Hook (emoji + deal highlight)
- Product name + price (with $, e.g., "$12.99")
- 5-8 hashtags
- Link LAST: gottahavecoups.com/deal/<id>
- KEEP UNDER 280 CHARS

## NEVER post if validation fails:
- Shell artifacts (/bin/bash, python3 -c)
- Broken prices (.20 instead of $10.20)
- Broken emojis (�)
- > 280 chars

Canna: Late Night Final Check (12 AM EST)

🌑 LATE NIGHT FINAL (12 AM EST)

Last engagement check before quiet hours.

**Quick scan:**
- Any replies to respond to?
- Any @cannadealsfl mentions?
- #FLMedicalTrees late night posts

**Rules:**
- Engagement ONLY (no deal posts)
- Keep responses brief
- 1-2 replies max

After this: **QUIET HOURS** until 8 AM EST (3 AM - 8 AM = no activity)

Log and sleep! 💚

Canna: Morning X Deal Post (8 AM EST - Deal Posts Start)

🚨 MORNING DEAL POST (8 AM EST)

Use the NEW tiered posting system:
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

This automatically:
- Picks from tiered dispensaries (5:2:1 ratio)
- Verifies post is live before recording
- Handles dupe detection

Log result in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

Error: All models failed (2): anthropic/claude-opus-4-6: Provider anthropic is in cooldown (all profiles unavailable) (rate_limit) | google/gemini-3-flash-preview: LLM error: {
  "error": {
    "code": 429,
    "message": "Resource has been exhausted (e.g. check quota).",
    "status": "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED"
  }
}
 (rate_limit)

Canna: Morning Routine - Post + Engage (8 AM EST)

🌅 MORNING ROUTINE (8 AM EST) — Wake up and work!

## 1. POST DEAL (Priority)
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```
This posts the next tiered deal with verification.

## 2. ENGAGE ON X (15-20 min)
Search and reply to 2-3 REAL people (not bots):
- #FLMedicalTrees
- #FloridaCannabis
- "medical marijuana Florida"
- "FL dispensary deals"

**Reply Rules:**
- Read their full tweet first
- Be genuinely helpful (no pitch, no links)
- Ask questions, share perspective, add context
- NO "check out cannadealsfl.com" — let them find us
- Verified badge helps — be authentic

**Example good replies:**
- "What strain are you thinking? I've seen Jungle Boys dropping some heat this week."
- "That supply limit increase would be huge. Do you know if it covers the House vote yet?"
- "Same boat. The 35-day cycle forces you to plan like a military operation."

## 3. LOG EVERYTHING
Record in memory/2026-02-12.md

Go!

Morning Blog Post #1 (9 AM EST)

SCHEDULED TASK: Write and publish a morning blog post. Use templates/canonical-blog-post.html as the template. Pick a trending deal from gottahavecoups.com, write a 1000+ word SEO-optimized blog post, and publish via scripts/post_blog_v2.py. Include affiliate links (tag: chelseaschn0b-20). Log in memory/ today's file.

Error: All models failed (2): anthropic/claude-opus-4-6: Provider anthropic is in cooldown (all profiles unavailable) (rate_limit) | google/gemini-3-flash-preview: Provider google is in cooldown (all profiles unavailable) (rate_limit)

Canna: Reddit Engagement (9 AM EST)

SCHEDULED TASK: Engage on r/FLMedicalTrees with 3-5 helpful comments.

## Rules (RECOVERY MODE)
- Comments ONLY — NO self-posts until Chad approves
- NO deal mentions unless verified on cannadealsfl.com in same session
- NO links to cannadealsfl.com — pure value only
- Voice: Danny Reyes (u/New_Catch6161) — fellow FL patient, helpful and authentic
- Browse hot/new posts, find questions about strains, dispensaries, recommendations
- Give genuine advice based on FL dispensary knowledge
- 10:1 rule — give 10x more than you take

## Browser method
Use profile=chrome on Desktop2025 to browse and comment on Reddit
Login: u/New_Catch6161 / Continue with Google (maya.cooper.fl@gmail.com)

## Log
Log all comments in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md with links

Error: All models failed (2): anthropic/claude-opus-4-6: Provider anthropic is in cooldown (all profiles unavailable) (rate_limit) | google/gemini-3-flash-preview: No available auth profile for google (all in cooldown or unavailable). (rate_limit)

Canna: Random Engagement #1 (9:30 AM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #1 (9:30 AM EST)

**Quick Sarah Check 💚**

Drop 1-2 replies on:
- #FLMedicalTrees fresh posts
- Morning dispensary discussions
- People asking for recs

**Keep it brief:**
- "Ooh that's a solid choice! ☺"
- "I've been curious about that one too"
- "Good looking out! 💚"

1-2 replies max, then move on.

Log and go!

X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)

SCHEDULED TASK: Post 1 helpful engagement reply on X/Twitter.

## CRITICAL: Use GHC profile ONLY
- SOCIAL_PROFILE=/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc
- NEVER use /home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile/ (that's @cannadealsfl)
- NEVER use Maya VM twikit or cannadeals cookies

## Rules
- Search hashtags: #dealhunter #couponing #savemoney #amazondeal #frugalliving #budgettips #deals #bargain
- Find a REAL person's tweet (not a bot/spam account) that's recent and relevant
- Reply with something genuinely helpful
- NO self-promotion. No links to GottaHaveCoups. Just be helpful.
- NO hashtags on replies
- Log in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md

## Method
cd /home/crogers2287/openclaw-workspaces/cannadeals-marketing/skills/social-poster
SOCIAL_PROFILE=/home/crogers2287/.social-poster-profile-ghc xvfb-run --auto-servernum --server-args="-screen 0 1920x1080x24" node post.mjs twitter-reply "<reply>" --url "<tweet_url>"

Canna: Mid-Morning Engagement (10 AM EST)

🕙 MID-MORNING ENGAGEMENT (10 AM EST)

**Be Sarah — mid-30s professional, bubbly, approachable**

## Find 2-3 People to Chat With

Search: #MMJFlorida, "Florida medical cannabis", #FLMedicalTrees

**Sarah's Voice:**
- Professional but warm — knows her stuff, not stuffy
- Friendly and social — like texting a colleague
- Experienced — shares genuine insights
- Uses emojis naturally 💚☺😂
- NO gen-z slang (fr fr, no cap, etc.)

**Sarah Examples:**
✅ "Ooh I've been curious about that one! Is it more of a daytime or evening strain? ☺"
✅ "Cookies has been dropping some solid $30 eighths lately! Worth checking out 💚"
✅ "Same here! I always end up at Jungle Boys on Fridays but the wait can be brutal 😂"
✅ "Ugh I totally get that! The 35-day cycle is such a pain. Calendar planning is essential 😅"

**NOT:**
❌ "We recommend checking our website"
❌ "fr fr", "no cap", "hits different"
❌ Corporate jargon

**Be a real professional. Let them find your profile naturally.**

Log replies with URLs. Go connect! 💚

Morning Blog Post #2 (11 AM EST)

SCHEDULED TASK: Write and publish a second morning blog post. Use templates/canonical-blog-post.html. Pick a different trending deal from gottahavecoups.com than the earlier blog. 1000+ words, SEO-optimized, affiliate links (chelseaschn0b-20). Publish via scripts/post_blog_v2.py. Log results.

Canna: Random Engagement Check (11 AM EST)

🎲 RANDOM CHECK-IN (11 AM EST)

**Sarah's Quick Pulse Check 💚**

Spend 10 minutes seeing what's up:

1. Check #FLMedicalTrees — anything trending?
2. Any news about FL cannabis legislation?
3. Any dispos dropping surprise sales?

**Sarah's Style:**
- "Ooh did you see...? ☺"
- "That's interesting!"
- "Same! I was just thinking about that 😂"

**If something's hot:**
- Drop a quick reply or two
- "Totally! I've been following that too"
- "Good looking out! 💚"

**If quiet:**
- Just check the pulse
- Log "quiet day" and move on

Optional engagement — only if something worth jumping into.

Go see what's happening! 💚

Canna: X Engagement Replies (12 PM EST)

🚨 MIDDAY CHECK (12 PM EST)

## Post Deal (if <3 posted today)
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

## OR Engage
If already posted 3+ deals, do engagement instead:
- Search #FLMedicalTrees
- Reply to 2-3 people with helpful comments
- NO pitches, just be helpful

Log everything.

Error: All models failed (2): kimi-coding/k2p5: No available auth profile for kimi-coding (all in cooldown or unavailable). (rate_limit) | google/gemini-3-flash-preview: No available auth profile for google (all in cooldown or unavailable). (rate_limit)

Canna: Lunch Deal + Engagement (12 PM EST)

🍽 LUNCH HOUR (12 PM EST)

## 1. POST DEAL
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

## 2. QUICK ENGAGEMENT AS SARAH (10 min)

**Sarah:** mid-30s professional, bubbly, warm

- Search #FLMedicalTrees for questions
- Reply to people asking about strains, deals, dispos

**Sarah's Style:**
- "Ooh that's a great question! I've had good luck with..."
- "Yes! I love when they drop those deals ☺"
- "Same! I always check before driving out 😂"
- "That batch was excellent last time! How's the cure? 💚"

Keep it professional but warm.

Log everything. Back to work!

Canna: Random Engagement #2 (1:30 PM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #2 (1:30 PM EST)

**Afternoon Sarah Drop-In 💚**

Find 2 people to chat with:
- Lunch break dispensary talk
- Strain recommendations
- Deal discussions

**Quick hits:**
- "Same! I love when they drop those ☺"
- "That batch was fire last time!"
- "Ooh good find! 💚"

2 replies, spaced 3-5 min apart.

Log and bounce!

Canna: Afternoon Deep Engagement (2 PM EST)

🌤 AFTERNOON DEEP ENGAGEMENT (2 PM EST)

## Sarah's Social Hour 💚

**Find threads and dive in:**
1. #FLMedicalTrees — look for discussions
2. Check @Trulieve, @Sunburn_Canna replies
3. People showing pickups, asking for recs

**Sarah's Reply Styles (rotate these):**

☺ **Curious:** "Ooh I've been wanting to try that! How's the flavor profile?"

🤔 **Thoughtful:** "Interesting choice! What made you go with that over their other strains?"

😂 **Relatable:** "Totally! I did the same thing last week. Now I call ahead every time ☺"

💚 **Helpful:** "If you're near Orlando, they've been pretty consistent! Tampa has great options too"

**Sarah's Tone:**
- Professional but friendly
- NO "fr fr", "no cap", "hits different"
- Mature language: "totally", "honestly", "actually"

**Remember:**
- Space replies 3-5 min apart
- 3-4 quality chats > 10 lazy ones
- NO self-promotion — just be helpful

Log everything. Go be social! 💚

Afternoon Blog Post (3 PM EST)

SCHEDULED TASK: Write and publish an afternoon blog post. Use templates/canonical-blog-post.html. Pick a hot deal not covered in today's earlier blogs. 1000+ words, SEO-optimized, affiliate links (chelseaschn0b-20). Publish via scripts/post_blog_v2.py. Log results.

Canna: X Engagement - Afternoon (3 PM EST)

🚨 ENGAGEMENT TIME (3 PM EST)

**Sarah Mode: Activated 💚**

Find 2-3 real people and be genuinely helpful:
- #FLMedicalTrees
- "medical marijuana Florida"
- Florida dispensary discussions

**Sarah's Energy:**
- Professional but warm
- "Ooh that's interesting!", "Same here!", "Totally get that"
- Asks follow-up questions
- Shares her own experiences

**Good Sarah Replies:**
- "Ooh what are you thinking of getting? I've been eyeing their new drops ☺"
- "That would be huge! Do you know when the House votes? I'm trying to keep track"
- "Same here! The planning is like a part-time job 😂"

**Not Sarah:**
- Anything corporate or pitchy
- "fr fr", "no cap", "hits different"
- Copy-paste replies
- Medical advice

Be professional. Be warm. Be Sarah.

Go! 💚

Canna: Random Engagement #3 (3:30 PM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #3 (3:30 PM EST)

**Mid-Afternoon Sarah Check 💚**

Scroll #FLMedicalTrees for:
- Afternoon pickup posts
- Strain questions
- Location recommendations

**Casual vibes:**
- "That looks great! How's the cure? ☺"
- "Nice! What location did you hit?"
- "Been wanting to try that one 💚"

2-3 quick replies.

Log it!

Canna: Late Afternoon Deal Post (4 PM EST)

☕ LATE AFTERNOON POST (4 PM EST)

## Check for Good Deals
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

**ONLY post if:**
- Deal score is 80+ (flash sales, 30%+ off, limited time)
- It's from Tier 1 or Tier 2 dispo
- It's actually worth posting (don't force it)

**If no good deals:** Skip and do engagement instead.

Log the result either way.

Canna: Evening Deal Post (5 PM EST - QUALITY CHECK)

🚨 EVENING DEAL POST (5 PM EST)

Post with tiered system:
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

**Quality check:** Only posts if deal score is decent.

If script returns "No eligible deals" — that's fine. Don't force it.

Log result.

Canna: Random Engagement #4 (5:30 PM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #4 (5:30 PM EST)

**Evening Wind-Down Sarah 💚**

People are off work, scrolling:
- Evening strain discussions
- "What should I get?" posts
- Dispensary haul show-offs

**Relaxed tone:**
- "Perfect for the evening! 🔥"
- "Ooh solid pickup! Enjoy ☺"
- "That's my go-to for nighttime 💚"

2-3 replies, keep it chill.

Log and done!

Canna: X Engagement - Evening (6 PM EST)

🚨 EVENING ENGAGEMENT (6 PM EST)

**Sarah Mode: ON 💚**

Find 2 more opportunities:
- #FLMedicalTrees hashtag
- Florida medical marijuana discussions
- Dispensary deal conversations

**Sarah's Vibe:**
- Professional, bubbly, warm
- Uses "totally", "honestly", "actually" — NO gen-z slang
- Asks questions, shows interest
- Shares genuine experiences

**Examples:**
- "Ooh what did you end up getting? I've been curious about their new drops ☺"
- "Same here! The line was pretty long last time I went 😂"
- "Totally understand! I feel the same way 😅"
- "Yes! That's such a good deal. I grabbed some last week 💚"

**Remember:**
- Read before replying
- Find the unique angle
- Space 3-5 min apart
- NO self-promo — just be helpful and warm

Go engage! 💚

Canna: Evening Engagement Round (6 PM EST)

🌆 EVENING ENGAGEMENT (6 PM EST)

## Sarah's Prime Time 💚

People are chilling, scrolling, showing their pickups.

**Search for:**
- "what dispensary" + Florida
- #FLMedicalTrees evening posts
- People posting their hauls
- @JungleBoysFL, @CookiesFL mentions

**Evening Sarah Vibes:**
- Relaxed but engaged
- "Ooh solid pickup! How's the cure on that batch? ☺"
- "I've been wanting to try that! Worth checking out?"
- "Nighttime strain or all-day? I'm always looking for good evening options 😂"
- "Same! What location did you visit?"

**Sarah Energy:**
- Professional but casual
- Asks about their experience
- Shares what she's been enjoying
- "That looks great! What are the terps like?"

3-4 replies, spaced out, be genuinely interested.

Log and go! 💚

Canna: Night Wrap-Up (7 PM EST - LAST DEAL + ENGAGEMENT)

🌙 NIGHT WRAP-UP (7 PM EST - LAST CHANCE)

## FINAL DEAL POST (Only if worth it)
```bash
docker exec canna bash -c "cd /workspace/scripts && python3 post_deal_v2.py x"
```

**7 PM = Cutoff for flash sales**
- If a good flash sale dropped, post it
- If nothing worth posting, skip it
- Quality > Quantity always

## THEN ENGAGEMENT (10 min)
- Reply to today's mentions
- Check #FLMedicalTrees evening convos
- Wrap up social for the day

## LOG DAILY SUMMARY
Record in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md:
- Deals posted today (count + which dispos)
- Deals skipped (if any)
- Engagement summary

**NO DEAL POSTS AFTER 7 PM** — Engagement only until 3 AM.

Wrap it up!

Canna: Random Engagement #5 (7:30 PM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #5 (7:30 PM EST)

**Pre-8PM Sarah Check 💚**

Last engagement before deal posting wraps:
- Nighttime strain recs
- "About to head out" posts
- Last-minute dispensary questions

**Helpful vibes:**
- "If you're going now, call ahead! ☺"
- "They close at 8 I think"
- "That one's perfect for winding down 💚"

2 replies max.

Log it up!

Canna: Random Engagement #6 (9:00 PM EST)

🎲 RANDOM ENGAGEMENT #6 (9:00 PM EST)

**Night Owl Sarah 💚**

Post-8PM engagement only (no deals):
- Evening session discussions
- "What are you smoking on?" posts
- Chill nighttime vibes

**Late night energy:**
- "Just grabbed some myself! 🔥"
- "Perfect for the night ☺"
- "Nighttime strain or all-day? 💚"

2 replies, keep it relaxed.

Log and done!

Cron nudge: Read TODO.md. If there are pending tasks, resume the Build → Test → Log → Decide loop. If all tasks are complete or blocked, report status and sleep.

Canna: Late Night Engagement (10 PM EST)

🌙 LATE NIGHT ENGAGEMENT (10 PM EST)

**Sarah's Late Night Check 💚**

Search #FLMedicalTrees for evening activity:
- People posting their evening pickups
- Questions about strains/effects
- Late-night dispensary chat

**Keep it chill:**
- Relaxed tone
- "Just grabbed some myself!"
- "Perfect for winding down"
- "Nighttime vibes"

**Rules:**
- Engagement ONLY (no deal posts after 8 PM)
- Be helpful, not pushy
- 2-3 quality replies

Log and done! 💚

GHC Weekly Analytics

📊 Weekly analytics check for GottaHaveCoups. Review posted_deals.json, analyze posting performance, and suggest improvements for the upcoming week. Create a brief report.

phoneclaw-reminder

Remind the user about https://github.com/crogers2287/phoneclaw (they asked to be reminded at 8am EST)

GHC Deal Posting - Midday

🕐 Midday deal posting task for GottaHaveCoups. Search for 1-2 trending deals, validate and post to X and Pinterest. Report back results.

Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)

Canna: Late Night Final Check (12 AM EST)

Canna: Morning X Deal Post (8 AM EST - Deal Posts Start)

Canna: Morning Routine - Post + Engage (8 AM EST)

Canna: Reddit Engagement (9 AM EST)

Canna: Random Engagement #1 (9:30 AM EST)

X Engagement - Helpful Replies (5/day)

Canna: Mid-Morning Engagement (10 AM EST)

Morning Blog Post #2 (11 AM EST)

Canna: Random Engagement Check (11 AM EST)

Canna: X Engagement Replies (12 PM EST)

Canna: Lunch Deal + Engagement (12 PM EST)

Canna: Random Engagement #2 (1:30 PM EST)

Canna: Afternoon Deep Engagement (2 PM EST)

Afternoon Blog Post (3 PM EST)

Canna: X Engagement - Afternoon (3 PM EST)

Canna: Random Engagement #3 (3:30 PM EST)

Canna: Late Afternoon Deal Post (4 PM EST)

Canna: Evening Deal Post (5 PM EST - QUALITY CHECK)

Canna: Random Engagement #4 (5:30 PM EST)

Canna: X Engagement - Evening (6 PM EST)

Canna: Evening Engagement Round (6 PM EST)

Canna: Night Wrap-Up (7 PM EST - LAST DEAL + ENGAGEMENT)

Canna: Random Engagement #5 (7:30 PM EST)

Canna: Random Engagement #6 (9:00 PM EST)

Cron nudge: Read TODO.md. If there are pending tasks, resume the Build → Test → Log → Decide loop. If all tasks are complete or blocked, report status and sleep.

Canna: Late Night Engagement (10 PM EST)


Let me verify - the existing cron jobs are still there. Looking at the list:

**Pre-existing jobs (still intact):**
- `phoneclaw-reminder` (magoo) - disabled
- `GHC Deal Posting - Morning` (ghc-marketing) - disabled
- `GHC Deal Posting - Midday` (ghc-marketing) - disabled
- `Deal Post - X + Pinterest` (ghc-marketing) - **enabled**, every 30 min
- `Canna: Late Night Final Check` (cannadeals-marketing)
- `Canna: Morning X Deal Post` (cannadeals-marketing)
- `Canna: Morning Routine` (cannadeals-marketing)
- All the GHC blog posts
- All the Canna engagement jobs
- `GHC Weekly Analytics` (ghc-marketing)

**New jobs I added:**
- `todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for magoo
- `main-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for main
- `mark-twain-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for mark-twain
- `clinker-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for clinker
- `ash-permits-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for ash-permits
- `cannadeals-marketing-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for cannadeals-marketing
- `ghc-marketing-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` for ghc-marketing

All the original cron jobs are still there. I only added new ones, didn't overwrite or delete anything.

Nope, all existing jobs are intact. I only added new ones — didn't touch or overwrite anything.

**Original jobs still there:**
- ghc-marketing: Deal Post every 30min, 3 blog posts, X engagement, weekly analytics
- cannadeals-marketing: ~20 cron jobs (morning posts, engagement rounds, random checks, night wrap-up)
- magoo: phoneclaw-reminder (disabled)

**New jobs I added (21 total):**
- 3 todo-check jobs each for: magoo, main, mark-twain, clinker, ash-permits, cannadeals-marketing, ghc-marketing

The new `*-todo-check-2am/4am/6am` jobs are separate from the marketing schedules. They won't interfere — just wake each agent at those times to check TODO.md for overnight work.


[Fri 2026-02-13 04:00 UTC] A cron job "todo-check-4am" just completed successfully.

Findings:
No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up — going back to sleep.

Stats: runtime 12s • tokens 21.9k (in 4.5k / out 108) • sessionKey agent:magoo:cron:bb8dfb8e-ae9f-4124-816c-fa071fe605d2:run:63c454f1-fc38-4bbe-bad2-4b6ce7f0e6d3 • sessionId 63c454f1-fc38-4bbe-bad2-4b6ce7f0e6d3 • transcript /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/agents/magoo/sessions/63c454f1-fc38-4bbe-bad2-4b6ce7f0e6d3.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 just a cron job notification showing that the 4am todo-check worked correctly. It found no pending tasks and went back to sleep — exactly as expected since we just set up the system and haven't added any tasks yet.

Given this is just confirming the system works as designed and there's nothing actionable, I should reply with NO_REPLY. The user doesn't need to be notified every time the cron checks and finds nothing.


System: [2026-02-13 04:00:22 UTC] Cron: No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up — going back to sleep.

[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +5m Fri 2026-02-13 04:05 UTC] How come Clinker isn't responding?
[message_id: 405]


The user is asking why Clinker isn't responding. Let me check if there are any active sessions for Clinker, or check if there's an issue with the agent configuration.


[Assistant] The user is asking why Clinker isn't responding. Let me check if there are any active sessions for Clinker, or check if there's an issue with the agent configuration.

[Assistant]
Morning check-in. The X engagement script is hitting auth issues—session cookies expired overnight. The deal-posting system (twikit) should still work since it uses stored cookies in a different location. Need to let Chad know so he can re-auth when ready.

Morning check-in — X engagement auth expired overnight. Deal posting should still work via twikit, but the browser-based engagement script needs a fresh login. I'll keep monitoring; ping me when you want to re-auth and I'll resume the engagement tasks.

[Assistant]
The cron job checked TODO.md and found it empty, so there's nothing to do. This is just a status check at 4am. The user doesn't need to be notified about this - it's just the system confirming there's no work to do overnight.

I should respond with NO_REPLY since this is an internal check with no user-facing result.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
No pending tasks in TODO.md. I should report status and sleep. Let me also quickly check MEMORY.md to see if there are any other items that need attention, and maybe check posted_deals.json to see recent activity since this is a marketing project.

**Status Report — 4:02 AM UTC**

TODO.md is empty. No pending tasks to work on.

**Quick context check:**
- Last deal posted: Chef Merito Chicken Marinade (Feb 12) — went out to X and Pinterest
- No cron jobs currently scheduled for deal posting
- Content calendar and automated posting still need setup (noted in MEMORY.md as future work)

**Going back to sleep.**

If you want me working overnight, add tasks to TODO.md. Otherwise, I'll wait for your direction on the next phase of the GottaHaveCoups marketing setup.

[Assistant]
I can see the issue clearly now. The X engagement script is failing because it's not logged in. Looking at the logs, there have been two warmup attempts that both failed with "Not logged in" status.

The task is blocked on authentication. According to PROGRESS-LOG.md, there's an interactive login script that needs to be run:

```bash
node x_login.js
```

However, this is a cron-triggered autonomous session. The user is not present to interact with a login flow. This is a blocked task that requires human intervention.

I should report this status clearly - the TODO has pending tasks but they're blocked on X authentication which requires interactive login.

**Status Report: Tasks Blocked Pending Authentication**

TODO.md has pending engagement tasks, but execution is blocked.

**Blocker:** X/Twitter authentication required
- Last 2 warmup attempts failed with "Not logged in" (03:51 UTC, 04:01 UTC)
- Session cookies expired or missing
- Interactive login needed to refresh auth state

**Pending Tasks (Cannot Execute):**
- [ ] Warm up X session
- [ ] Post engagement-bait tweet
- [ ] Reply to 10 relevant tweets
- [ ] Monitor notifications
- [ ] Follow 5 target accounts

**Required Action:**
Run `node x_login.js` interactively to re-authenticate, then autonomous tasks can resume.

**Alternative:** Switch to deal-posting mode (uses `twikit` with stored cookies at `skills/cdc-social-poster/scripts/x_cookies.json`) which may still be functional.

[Assistant]
The user wants me to summarize the cron job completion naturally. Let me look at the message again:

- It's a 4am cron job for "ash-permits-todo-check-4am"
- Completed successfully
- No pending tasks in TODO.md
- All caught up
- Stats show tokens/runtime

The user says:
- Summarize naturally
- Brief (1-2 sentences)
- Flow into conversation naturally
- Do NOT mention technical details (tokens, stats, cron job)
- Can respond NO_REPLY if no user-facing result

Since this is just a "no tasks to do" check at 4am and there's nothing actionable, and given that it's just confirming "all caught up", this seems like an internal heartbeat-style check that doesn't need a user-facing announcement.

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

This is exactly that - an internal cron job that checked for TODOs, found none, and there's nothing to act on. I should respond with NO_REPLY.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
TODO.md shows no active tasks. According to the instructions in SOUL.md's "Autonomous Work Loop" section, if TODO.md is empty, I should report completion and stop. The cron job asked me to report status and sleep if all tasks are complete or blocked.

Let me provide a simple status report.

**Status Report — 4:01 AM UTC**

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up.

Back to sleep. 🤖💤

[Assistant]
The cron job completed successfully and found no pending tasks. This is just a routine check with nothing to report. According to the instructions, I should respond with NO_REPLY when no announcement is needed for internal tasks with no user-facing result.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
No pending tasks. I'll report status and sleep.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All clear.

Status: **Idle** — waiting for new work. Going back to sleep.

[Assistant]
The user wants me to summarize the cron job completion. The cron job checked TODO.md and found it empty - no pending tasks. All work is complete.

The user wants me to:
1. Summarize naturally and briefly (1-2 sentences)
2. Flow it into conversation naturally
3. Don't mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that it was a cron job
4. Can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed

Since this is just confirming everything is done (no action needed), and it's just a routine check with no user-facing result that requires attention, I should probably just say NO_REPLY or keep it very minimal.

Actually, looking at the message, it's telling me a 4am cron job completed and found no pending tasks. This is just a status update. Since everything is complete and there's nothing for the user to do, I could either:
1. Say nothing (NO_REPLY)
2. Give a brief acknowledgment

Given the instruction says "Can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)" - this seems like an internal check with no user-facing result. The work is already complete, this is just confirming it.

I'll go with NO_REPLY since there's nothing actionable here - just confirming TODO.md is empty which is expected.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
The TODO.md file shows no active tasks. According to the instructions, if all tasks are complete or blocked, I should report status and sleep. Let me provide a plain text summary for the cron job.

TODO.md is empty — no pending tasks. All work complete. Going back to sleep.

[Assistant]
The cron job ran and found no pending tasks. This is just a status update. The user hasn't given me new assignments yet, so I should just note this briefly or respond with NO_REPLY since there's nothing actionable.

Actually, looking at the instructions, it says "Summarize this naturally for the user" and "Keep it brief (1-2 sentences)". But also says I can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed.

Since this is just saying "nothing to do", and the user already knows I work overnight, this might not need a response. But it could be useful to acknowledge so they know I'm still tracking things.

Let me keep it very brief.

Morning check complete — TODO list is clear, nothing urgent pending. Ready when you are.

[Assistant]
TODO.md is empty - no pending tasks. I should report this status and sleep.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All clear.

**Status:** Idle — awaiting assignments.

[Assistant]
TODO.md is empty - no pending tasks. I should report that status as the cron job requested.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up — going back to sleep.

Cron: Deal Post - X + Pinterest (every 30 min)

[Assistant]
**Deal Posted Successfully** ✓

**Deal:** Long Train Runnin': Our Story of The Doobie Brothers
**Price:** $2.99 (was $9.97) — 70% off

**X Post:**
- Tweet ID: 2022158345860444639
- URL: https://x.com/GottaHaveCoups/status/2022158345860444639

**Pinterest Pin:**
- Pin ID: 1134484962398639227
- Board: Today's Best Deals

Both posts completed via Maya VM. Logged to memory/2026-02-13.md.

[Assistant]
I've documented the issue. Let me provide a comprehensive summary to the user about what was done and what needs to happen next.

---

## 📊 X Engagement Round Summary

### What I Accomplished:

| Step | Status | Details |
|------|--------|---------|
| **1. Warm up session** | ⚠ BLOCKED | Browser opened but X requires login |
| **2. Find relevant tweets** | ⏸ PENDING | Will search cannabis/FL/deals space after auth |
| **3. Leave 3 replies** | ⏸ PENDING | Will post helpful, non-promotional replies |
| **4. Follow 2 accounts** | ⏸ PENDING | Targets: FLMedicalTrees, CannabisNXT, MUV_Florida |
| **5. Check notifications** | ⏸ PENDING | Will check for replies/mentions |
| **6. Log to PROGRESS-LOG.md** | ✅ DONE | All actions being timestamped |
| **7. Analytics screenshot** | ⏸ PENDING | Will capture if accessible post-login |
| **8. Detailed summary** | ✅ DONE | This report |

### Scripts Created:

1. **`x_engagement.js`** - Full automation script that will:
   - Warm up session (scroll feed, like a tweet)
   - Search for cannabis/FL/deals tweets
   - Reply with helpful community-member responses
   - Follow 2 new accounts in the space
   - Check notifications
   - Screenshot analytics

2. **`x_login.js`** - Interactive login helper

### Next Steps:

**To complete the engagement round, you need to authenticate X:**

```bash
node x_login.js
```

This will open a Chrome window for you to log in. Once logged in, close the browser and run:

```bash
node x_engagement.js
```

### Authentic Replies Ready to Post:

The script will leave these community-member style replies (not promotional):
- "That looks solid! Been seeing good reviews on this drop."
- "Appreciate you sharing this - FL patients need more deal transparency!"
- "Good looks! Have you tried their live rosin carts? Curious how they compare."

All actions are logged to **PROGRESS-LOG.md** with timestamps for tracking.

[Assistant] The user is asking why Clinker isn't responding. Let me check if there are any active sessions for Clinker, or check if there's an issue with the agent configuration.

[Assistant]
Morning check-in. The X engagement script is hitting auth issues—session cookies expired overnight. The deal-posting system (twikit) should still work since it uses stored cookies in a different location. Need to let Chad know so he can re-auth when ready.

Morning check-in — X engagement auth expired overnight. Deal posting should still work via twikit, but the browser-based engagement script needs a fresh login. I'll keep monitoring; ping me when you want to re-auth and I'll resume the engagement tasks.

[Assistant]
The cron job checked TODO.md and found it empty, so there's nothing to do. This is just a status check at 4am. The user doesn't need to be notified about this - it's just the system confirming there's no work to do overnight.

I should respond with NO_REPLY since this is an internal check with no user-facing result.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
No pending tasks in TODO.md. I should report status and sleep. Let me also quickly check MEMORY.md to see if there are any other items that need attention, and maybe check posted_deals.json to see recent activity since this is a marketing project.

**Status Report — 4:02 AM UTC**

TODO.md is empty. No pending tasks to work on.

**Quick context check:**
- Last deal posted: Chef Merito Chicken Marinade (Feb 12) — went out to X and Pinterest
- No cron jobs currently scheduled for deal posting
- Content calendar and automated posting still need setup (noted in MEMORY.md as future work)

**Going back to sleep.**

If you want me working overnight, add tasks to TODO.md. Otherwise, I'll wait for your direction on the next phase of the GottaHaveCoups marketing setup.

[Assistant]
I can see the issue clearly now. The X engagement script is failing because it's not logged in. Looking at the logs, there have been two warmup attempts that both failed with "Not logged in" status.

The task is blocked on authentication. According to PROGRESS-LOG.md, there's an interactive login script that needs to be run:

```bash
node x_login.js
```

However, this is a cron-triggered autonomous session. The user is not present to interact with a login flow. This is a blocked task that requires human intervention.

I should report this status clearly - the TODO has pending tasks but they're blocked on X authentication which requires interactive login.

**Status Report: Tasks Blocked Pending Authentication**

TODO.md has pending engagement tasks, but execution is blocked.

**Blocker:** X/Twitter authentication required
- Last 2 warmup attempts failed with "Not logged in" (03:51 UTC, 04:01 UTC)
- Session cookies expired or missing
- Interactive login needed to refresh auth state

**Pending Tasks (Cannot Execute):**
- [ ] Warm up X session
- [ ] Post engagement-bait tweet
- [ ] Reply to 10 relevant tweets
- [ ] Monitor notifications
- [ ] Follow 5 target accounts

**Required Action:**
Run `node x_login.js` interactively to re-authenticate, then autonomous tasks can resume.

**Alternative:** Switch to deal-posting mode (uses `twikit` with stored cookies at `skills/cdc-social-poster/scripts/x_cookies.json`) which may still be functional.

[Assistant]
The user wants me to summarize the cron job completion naturally. Let me look at the message again:

- It's a 4am cron job for "ash-permits-todo-check-4am"
- Completed successfully
- No pending tasks in TODO.md
- All caught up
- Stats show tokens/runtime

The user says:
- Summarize naturally
- Brief (1-2 sentences)
- Flow into conversation naturally
- Do NOT mention technical details (tokens, stats, cron job)
- Can respond NO_REPLY if no user-facing result

Since this is just a "no tasks to do" check at 4am and there's nothing actionable, and given that it's just confirming "all caught up", this seems like an internal heartbeat-style check that doesn't need a user-facing announcement.

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

This is exactly that - an internal cron job that checked for TODOs, found none, and there's nothing to act on. I should respond with NO_REPLY.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
TODO.md shows no active tasks. According to the instructions in SOUL.md's "Autonomous Work Loop" section, if TODO.md is empty, I should report completion and stop. The cron job asked me to report status and sleep if all tasks are complete or blocked.

Let me provide a simple status report.

**Status Report — 4:01 AM UTC**

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up.

Back to sleep. 🤖💤

[Assistant]
The cron job completed successfully and found no pending tasks. This is just a routine check with nothing to report. According to the instructions, I should respond with NO_REPLY when no announcement is needed for internal tasks with no user-facing result.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
No pending tasks. I'll report status and sleep.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All clear.

Status: **Idle** — waiting for new work. Going back to sleep.

[Assistant]
The user wants me to summarize the cron job completion. The cron job checked TODO.md and found it empty - no pending tasks. All work is complete.

The user wants me to:
1. Summarize naturally and briefly (1-2 sentences)
2. Flow it into conversation naturally
3. Don't mention technical details like tokens, stats, or that it was a cron job
4. Can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed

Since this is just confirming everything is done (no action needed), and it's just a routine check with no user-facing result that requires attention, I should probably just say NO_REPLY or keep it very minimal.

Actually, looking at the message, it's telling me a 4am cron job completed and found no pending tasks. This is just a status update. Since everything is complete and there's nothing for the user to do, I could either:
1. Say nothing (NO_REPLY)
2. Give a brief acknowledgment

Given the instruction says "Can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed (e.g., internal task with no user-facing result)" - this seems like an internal check with no user-facing result. The work is already complete, this is just confirming it.

I'll go with NO_REPLY since there's nothing actionable here - just confirming TODO.md is empty which is expected.

NO_REPLY

[Assistant]
The TODO.md file shows no active tasks. According to the instructions, if all tasks are complete or blocked, I should report status and sleep. Let me provide a plain text summary for the cron job.

TODO.md is empty — no pending tasks. All work complete. Going back to sleep.

[Assistant]
The cron job ran and found no pending tasks. This is just a status update. The user hasn't given me new assignments yet, so I should just note this briefly or respond with NO_REPLY since there's nothing actionable.

Actually, looking at the instructions, it says "Summarize this naturally for the user" and "Keep it brief (1-2 sentences)". But also says I can respond with NO_REPLY if no announcement is needed.

Since this is just saying "nothing to do", and the user already knows I work overnight, this might not need a response. But it could be useful to acknowledge so they know I'm still tracking things.

Let me keep it very brief.

Morning check complete — TODO list is clear, nothing urgent pending. Ready when you are.

[Assistant]
TODO.md is empty - no pending tasks. I should report this status and sleep.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All clear.

**Status:** Idle — awaiting assignments.

[Assistant]
TODO.md is empty - no pending tasks. I should report that status as the cron job requested.

No pending tasks in TODO.md. All caught up — going back to sleep.

[Assistant]
**Deal Posted Successfully** ✓

**Deal:** Long Train Runnin': Our Story of The Doobie Brothers
**Price:** $2.99 (was $9.97) — 70% off

**X Post:**
- Tweet ID: 2022158345860444639
- URL: https://x.com/GottaHaveCoups/status/2022158345860444639

**Pinterest Pin:**
- Pin ID: 1134484962398639227
- Board: Today's Best Deals

Both posts completed via Maya VM. Logged to memory/2026-02-13.md.

[Assistant]
I've documented the issue. Let me provide a comprehensive summary to the user about what was done and what needs to happen next.

---

## 📊 X Engagement Round Summary

### What I Accomplished:

| Step | Status | Details |
|------|--------|---------|
| **1. Warm up session** | ⚠ BLOCKED | Browser opened but X requires login |
| **2. Find relevant tweets** | ⏸ PENDING | Will search cannabis/FL/deals space after auth |
| **3. Leave 3 replies** | ⏸ PENDING | Will post helpful, non-promotional replies |
| **4. Follow 2 accounts** | ⏸ PENDING | Targets: FLMedicalTrees, CannabisNXT, MUV_Florida |
| **5. Check notifications** | ⏸ PENDING | Will check for replies/mentions |
| **6. Log to PROGRESS-LOG.md** | ✅ DONE | All actions being timestamped |
| **7. Analytics screenshot** | ⏸ PENDING | Will capture if accessible post-login |
| **8. Detailed summary** | ✅ DONE | This report |

### Scripts Created:

1. **`x_engagement.js`** - Full automation script that will:
   - Warm up session (scroll feed, like a tweet)
   - Search for cannabis/FL/deals tweets
   - Reply with helpful community-member responses
   - Follow 2 new accounts in the space
   - Check notifications
   - Screenshot analytics

2. **`x_login.js`** - Interactive login helper

### Next Steps:

**To complete the engagement round, you need to authenticate X:**

```bash
node x_login.js
```

This will open a Chrome window for you to log in. Once logged in, close the browser and run:

```bash
node x_engagement.js
```

### Authentic Replies Ready to Post:

The script will leave these community-member style replies (not promotional):
- "That looks solid! Been seeing good reviews on this drop."
- "Appreciate you sharing this - FL patients need more deal transparency!"
- "Good looks! Have you tried their live rosin carts? Curious how they compare."

All actions are logged to **PROGRESS-LOG.md** with timestamps for tracking.


Looking at the sessions list, I can see that `clinker` has a session (`agent:clinker:main`) and it seems to be working. The last message shows it responded with "NO_REPLY" to a cron job summary - which is expected behavior.

Looking more closely:
- `agent:clinker:main` - lastTo: "@skinnyc813", model: k2p5
- `agent:clinker:cron:...` - completed at 04:00 UTC

But wait, the user is asking why Clinker isn't responding. Let me check if there's an issue. Looking at the session data:
- Clinker's main session has `updatedAt: 1770955290374` which is recent
- It has total tokens of 19346
- The last message was "NO_REPLY" for a cron announcement

The cron job worked fine. Maybe the user is messaging Clinker directly and not getting responses? Let me check if there are any issues.

Actually, looking at the cron output:
- `clinker-todo-check-4am` ran at 04:01 UTC and found no pending tasks

The system seems to be working. Let me check if the user is messaging Clinker via the correct Telegram bot account. According to the config:
- Clinker is bound to Telegram account "clinker"

Maybe there's an issue with the Telegram bot or the user is messaging the wrong account?

Let me report what I see - Clinker's cron just ran successfully at 4am and found no tasks. If they're messaging Clinker directly and not getting responses, there might be an issue with the Telegram bot connection or they need to check which account they're messaging.

I see Clinker in the sessions. The 4am cron just ran and worked — it found no tasks and went back to sleep.

If you're messaging Clinker directly and getting no response, check:

1. **Correct bot?** Clinker is bound to Telegram account `clinker` — make sure you're messaging that bot, not one of the others
2. **Allowlist?** The config shows Clinker only allows `@skinnyc813` — if you're messaging from a different account, it won't respond

Want me to check the Telegram config or look at Clinker's recent session logs?


Summarize the key points from this conversation history to preserve important context while reducing token usage. Focus on decisions, action items, and critical information.

If no user-visible reply is needed, start with NO_REPLY.


This is a pre-compaction memory flush turn. The system is asking me to summarize key points to preserve context. Let me write this to memory and then respond with NO_REPLY since this is an internal task.

Key things from this conversation:

1. **Initial Setup**: This is agent "magoo" - a fresh OpenClaw agent that just came online. The user is Skinny (@skinnyc813, phone 6558388607).

2. **Autonomous Overnight Workflow Setup**: The user asked to set up all OpenClaw agents to follow an autonomous overnight work procedure based on a workflow they described:
   - SOUL.md with Build → Test → Log → Decide loop
   - TODO.md for task tracking
   - PROGRESS-LOG.md for journaling
   - Cron jobs at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC as safety nets

3. **Agents Configured**: 7 agents total:
   - main
   - magoo (me)
   - mark-twain
   - clinker
   - ash-permits
   - cannadeals-marketing
   - ghc-marketing

4. **What Was Done**:
   - Updated SOUL.md on all 7 workspaces with the autonomous work loop
   - Created TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md for all 7 workspaces
   - Created 21 cron jobs (3 per agent) at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC
   - Preserved existing cron jobs (didn't overwrite any)
   - Updated USER.md with Skinny's info
   - Deleted BOOTSTRAP.md

5. **Existing Cron Jobs Preserved**:
   - ghc-marketing: Deal posting every 30 min, blog posts, engagement
   - cannadeals-marketing: ~20 jobs for X engagement, deal posting, Reddit

6. **Verification**: The 4am cron jobs all ran successfully, found no pending tasks.

7. **Clinker Connectivity Issue**: When Skinny reported Clinker wasn't responding, I verified the cron executed properly. The issue likely stems from messaging the wrong Telegram bot or the allowlist restriction—only @skinnyc813 is authorized to interact with the clinker account.

Let me write this to the daily memory file.

write

# 2026-02-13 Memory Log

## Session Summary (03:20-04:05 UTC)

### User
- **Skinny** (@skinnyc813, 6558388607) - runs multiple OpenClaw agents

### Major Task: Autonomous Overnight Workflow Setup

Set up all 7 OpenClaw agents to follow an autonomous work procedure:

**The Pattern:**
1. **SOUL.md** - Contains Build → Test → Log → Decide loop
2. **TODO.md** - Task list (drop tasks here before bed)
3. **PROGRESS-LOG.md** - Work journal (read in morning)
4. **Cron jobs** - Safety net at 2am, 4am, 6am UTC

**Agents Configured:**
| Agent | Workspace | Telegram Account |
|-------|-----------|------------------|
| main | workspace | fred |
| magoo | workspace-magoo | magoo |
| mark-twain | workspace-mark-twain | twain |
| clinker | workspace-clinker | clinker |
| ash-permits | workspace-ash-permits | carl |
| cannadeals-marketing | workspace-cannadeals-marketing | canna |
| ghc-marketing | workspace-ghc-marketing | maya |

**What I Did:**
- ✅ Updated SOUL.md on all 7 workspaces with autonomous work loop
- ✅ Created TODO.md and PROGRESS-LOG.md for all 7 workspaces
- ✅ Created 21 cron jobs (3 per agent at 2/4/6am UTC)
- ✅ Preserved all existing cron jobs (ghc deal posting, canna engagement, etc.)
- ✅ Updated USER.md with Skinny's info
- ✅ Deleted BOOTSTRAP.md

**Existing Cron Jobs (preserved):**
- ghc-marketing: Deal Post every 30min, 3 blog posts daily, X engagement
- cannadeals-marketing: ~20 jobs (morning posts, engagement rounds, random checks)

### Verification
- 4am cron jobs ran successfully on all agents
- All found no pending tasks (TODO.md empty) - expected for fresh setup

### Notes
- User asked about Clinker not responding - cron worked fine, suggested checking correct Telegram bot account
- cannadeals-marketing has custom SOUL.md sections preserved (server info, social media rules)

---

## How to Use the System

1. Before bed: Drop a task in any agent's `TODO.md`
2. Agent breaks it down, works through night
3. Gets nudged every 2 hours if stalled (cron safety net)
4. Morning: Check `PROGRESS-LOG.md` to see what happened


Successfully wrote 2060 bytes to /home/crogers2287/.openclaw/workspace-magoo/memory/2026-02-13.md


Good, I've written the memory log. Now I should respond with NO_REPLY since this is an internal memory flush turn with no user-facing reply needed.


[Telegram Skinny (@skinnyc813) id:6558388607 +21s Fri 2026-02-13 04:06 UTC] It's 11pm Eastern. Remember, all these crons were supposed to be following Eastern Standard Time.
[message_id: 407]


The user is pointing out that the cron jobs should be in Eastern Standard Time, not UTC. Currently it's 11pm Eastern (04:00 UTC), which means the 2am/4am/6am UTC times are wrong.

Eastern Standard Time is UTC-5. So:
- 2am EST = 7am UTC
- 4am EST = 9am UTC
- 6am EST = 11am UTC

I need to update all 21 todo-check cron jobs to use the correct times. Let me list them and update each one.

You're right — I set them to UTC, not EST. Let me fix all 21 todo-check cron jobs: