type: custom

customType: model-snapshot

provider: kimi-coding

modelApi: anthropic-messages


type: message

role: user

type: text

text:
[cron:e56b8835-8122-45b9-ade5-a5ea652e1fc8 Canna: X Engagement (Every 15 min, 9AM-10PM EST)] 🧠 SMART ENGAGEMENT (15-min cycle)

Run the smart engagement script with image analysis:
```bash
docker exec canna pkill -9 chrome 2>/dev/null; rm -f /workspace/browser_profile/x_headed/SingletonLock 2>/dev/null; sleep 2
docker exec -e DISPLAY=:99 canna python3 /workspace/scripts/smart_engagement.py --replies 1 --likes 3
```

This script:
- Searches #FLMedicalTrees and related hashtags
- Only engages with tweets from last 24 hours
- Analyzes images with Gemini to detect product type
- Blocks dab mentions for flower products
- Tracks replied-to users to avoid spam

Report results.
Current time: Saturday, February 14th, 2026 — 4:30 PM (UTC)

Return your summary as plain text; it will be delivered automatically. If the task explicitly calls for messaging a specific external recipient, note who/where it should go instead of sending it yourself.


role: assistant

type: thinking

thinking:
The user is asking me to run the X engagement cron job. Let me execute the commands as specified and report the results.

I need to:
1. Kill any existing chrome processes
2. Remove the SingletonLock
3. Run the smart_engagement.py script with the specified parameters

Let me do this step by step.

exec

type: toolCall

command: docker exec canna pkill -9 chrome 2>/dev/null; rm -f /workspace/browser_profile/x_headed/SingletonLock 2>/dev/null; sleep 2

api: anthropic-messages

stopReason: toolUse


role: toolResult

toolName: exec

text: (no output)

status: completed


thinking: Good, the cleanup ran successfully. Now let me run the actual engagement script.

command: docker exec -e DISPLAY=:99 canna python3 /workspace/scripts/smart_engagement.py --replies 1 --likes 3


text: Command still running (session plaid-prairie, pid 2636889). Use process (list/poll/log/write/kill/clear/remove) for follow-up.

status: running

sessionId: plaid-prairie

tail:
🧠 Smart Engagement
🔍 weed haul


thinking: The command is running in the background. Let me poll it to see the results.

process

action: poll


toolName: process

text:
🧠 Smart Engagement
🔍 weed haul
📄 Found 12 tweets to check
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 9)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 8)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 8)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 7)

📊 Checked:10 L:0 R:0
   Skipped: News:0 NoImage:0

Process still running.


thinking: The script is running and checking tweets. It's filtering out old tweets from Feb 7-12. Let me wait a bit and poll again to see if it finds more recent tweets and completes the engagement.


text:
🧠 Smart Engagement
🔍 weed haul
📄 Found 12 tweets to check
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 12)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 11)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 9)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 8)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 8)
  ⏭  Too old (Feb 7)

📊 Checked:10 L:0 R:0
   Skipped: News:0 NoImage:0

Process exited with code 0.


thinking: The script finished but only checked 10 tweets and all were too old (from Feb 7-12). It didn't find any recent tweets to engage with. Let me check if there are any logs or output files to get more details on what happened.

text:
**X Engagement Run — 4:30 PM UTC**

Script completed but found no actionable tweets.

**Results:**
- Search term: "weed haul"
- Tweets found: 12
- Checked: 10
- Likes: 0
- Replies: 0
- All skipped: Too old (Feb 7-12, outside 24hr window)

**Issue:** The search query "weed haul" is returning stale results. Need fresher search terms or hashtags that generate same-day activity.

**Recommendations:**
1. Add more active hashtags: `#FLMedicalTrees`, `#floridaweed`, `#flmmj`
2. Try time-sensitive terms: "pickup today", "just grabbed", "fresh drop"
3. Consider broadening location from just haul posts to general FL cannabis discussion

**Status:** Cycle complete, no engagement performed (no recent content matching criteria).

stopReason: stop