type: custom

customType: model-snapshot

provider: zai

modelApi: openai-completions


type: message

role: user

type: text

text:
Conversation info (untrusted metadata):
```json
{
  "timestamp": "Tue 2026-03-03 18:40 UTC"
}
```

It's making me use a wss url but not connecting


role: assistant

type: thinking

thinking:
The user says "It's making me use a wss url but not connecting" - this is vague. I need to understand what "it" refers to. Given my context as Clinker (Omada NOC Engineer), this could be:

1. The Omada controller (https://omada.skinnyc.pro)
2. Some MCP server connection
3. Some WebSocket-based service

Let me check recent memory to see if there's context about what they're working on.

read

type: toolCall

api: openai-completions

stopReason: toolUse


role: toolResult

toolName: read

text:
# 2026-03-03

## Email Processed (00:09 UTC)
- **From:** Cron Daemon (cannadealsfl scraper)
- **Subject:** Daily cannabis deals scrape
- **Result:** SUCCESS
  - 31 images found, 10 deals extracted (32% success rate)
  - Dispensaries: Green Dragon, Fluent, Sanctuary, Surterra, MUV, Cookies, One Plant, Rise, AYR, Sunnyside
  - Pipeline: scraper → matcher → Supabase conversion all completed
- **Issues:**
  - 21 "list index out of range" OCR errors (fallback OCR used)
  - GEMINI_API_KEY not set (AI vision unavailable)
- **Action:** Logged, moved to processed

## Email Processed (06:09 UTC)
- **From:** Cron Daemon (cannadealsfl scraper)
- **Subject:** Daily cannabis deals scrape (06:00 run)
- **Result:** SUCCESS
  - 30 images found, 11 deals extracted (37% success rate)
  - Dispensaries: MUV (2), Cookies, Fluent, Surterra, One Plant (2), Green Dragon, AYR, Sunnyside, Rise
  - Pipeline: scraper → matcher → Supabase conversion all completed
- **Issues:**
  - Same OCR errors, GEMINI_API_KEY still not set
- **Action:** Logged, moved to processed


thinking:
The memory file doesn't show what "it" refers to. The user is being vague. I need to ask for clarification about what service/application is requiring a WSS URL and failing to connect.

Wait - given I'm Clinker, the Omada NOC engineer, this could be:
1. Omada controller WebSocket connection (used for real-time updates)
2. Some other service

Let me ask for clarification since there's not enough context.

text:
Need more context. What's "it"?

- Omada controller?
- Some MCP server?
- Another service you're setting up?

Paste the error or tell me what you're trying to connect to.

stopReason: stop