psb-thinking-2026-04-09

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# 2026-04-09 — Session Notes
 
## Migration: Pi → Media (CasaOS Server) Complete
 
### What was migrated tonight
- **OpenClaw gateway + all agents** (psb-thinking, psb-gemma, psb-business, 2890-bot, psb-hacker-claude) moved from Pi (hhs-153-pi-01) to CasaOS server (media, 100.91.1.57)
- **Telegram bot** (@PSB_Claw_bot): Pi gateway stopped, media now sole owner — 409 conflict resolved
- **DuckDNS**: Set up on media (token=c99b4fe7-ceec-4b4f-8296-bb206c180064, domain=2890.duckdns.org). Was broken on Pi for ~3 weeks. Updates every 5 min via cron. Confirmed working.
- **Port forward**: Eero still forwarding WAN:80 → Pi:8080 (needs updating to media:80 — pending, kids gaming)
- **Pi cleanup**: OpenClaw gateway disabled, DuckDNS cron removed, ~/duckdns folder deleted
 
### Pi SSH access gained
- Media can now SSH to Pi: `ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_media_to_pi HHS@100.99.44.24`
- Key-based auth confirmed working (ed25519)
- Pi now acts as dumb backup — safe to reboot
 
### Telegram 409 conflict resolution
- Root cause: Pi gateway still running after migration, conflicting with media for same bot token
- Fix: `systemctl --user disable openclaw-gateway` + `openclaw gateway stop` on Pi
- Confirmed: no more 409 errors after Pi gateway stopped
 
### Slowness investigation ( Ollama cloud models)
- Ollama cloud (minimax-m2.7, deepseek-v3.2:cloud) was timing out (77s) during heavy gateway restarts
- `openclaw doctor --fix` ran: installed missing plugin deps, cleared stale session locks
- All agents temporarily reverted to `claude-sonnet-4-6` for reliability
- **psb-thinking** later switched back to `ollama/minimax-m2.7` (no fallbacks) for cost reasons
- psb-gemma, psb-business, 2890-bot still on sonnet (safer default)
- Realized cost constraint: can't use Claude for all agents — need to keep Ollama cloud working
- 2890-bot has exec trust and can manage Ollama directly if needed
 
### OpenClaw Doctor results
- 56 plugins loaded, 0 errors
- Missing deps (Slack, WhatsApp, Twitch, Matrix, Signal) are for unused plugins — ignore
- Stale session locks cleared via `--fix`
- Gateway running on port 18789, 5 agents, Discord + Telegram both responding
 
### 2890 Bot / Robotics Dashboard
- 2890-bot on media with full exec trust
- Robotics dashboard (port 8080) is offline — managed by 2890-bot separately, not our problem
- HA dashboard (fridge screen) still on Pi, unaffected
 
### Pending
- [ ] Flip Eero port forward from Pi:8080 → media:80 (when kids done gaming)
- [ ] Re-enable minimax for psb-gemma, psb-business, 2890-bot if speed is acceptable
- [ ] Investigate Ollama cloud model slowness — was it gateway restarts compounding, or actual model issues?
 
## End of session (01:27 UTC)
 
## Session Notes (late night)
 
### gog Auth — postsecondarybrewing@gmail.com
- MacBook was able to run `gog auth add` with the OAuth credentials file
- Auth appeared to succeed (`gog auth list` showed the account) but NO TOKEN FILE was written to `~/Library/Application Support/gogcli/keyring/`
- Keyring dir was empty — possible permissions issue with the gog keyring on macOS
- SOLUTION: Used LinuxServer WebTop container (Docker: `linuxserver-webtop-app-1`) on media as the auth browser
  - WebTop is accessible at `http://media:3000` (port 3000, KasmVNC-based)
  - x86_64 Ubuntu container — installed gog directly with: `curl -sL https://github.com/steipete/gogcli/releases/download/v0.12.0/gogcli_0.12.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz | tar xz gog && chmod +x gog && mv gog /usr/local/bin/gog`
  - Auth completed successfully in webtop terminal
  - Copied token from container's `/config/.config/gogcli/keyring/token:default:postsecondarybrewing@gmail.com` to media's `~/.config/gogcli/keyring/`
- gog now on media at `/usr/local/bin/gog.real` (binary) with wrapper at `/usr/local/bin/gog` that auto-sets `GOG_KEYRING_PASSWORD=rm153`
- Both `hawkcollective@gmail.com` and `postsecondarybrewing@gmail.com` accounts fully working
- Sheets: ✅ works. Docs: ❌ 403 — Google Docs API not enabled on `brewery-assistant` project (easy fix: visit console.developers.google.com/apis/api/docs.googleapis.com/overview?project=57290199244)
 
### SSH Access to Pi (brewer / 100.99.44.24)
- Generated key on media: `~/.ssh/id_media_to_pi` (ed25519)
- Pi's authorized_keys had 3 duplicate entries — cleaned with `uniq`
- Username on Pi is `HHS` (not `topher`) — once I used correct username, SSH worked
- SSH now works: `ssh -i ~/.ssh/id_media_to_pi HHS@100.99.44.24`
- Tailscale SSH doesn't work due to hostkey verification issues with brewer.taildc9eb.ts.net
 
### Cron Migration: Pi → Media
- rsync'd all scripts from Pi (`HHS@100.99.44.24:~/.openclaw/scripts/`) to media (`/home/topher/.openclaw/scripts/`)
- 63 scripts transferred
- Installed 20 cron jobs on media (migrated from Pi crontab)
- Skipped: 2890-bot crons (robotics team), fridge kiosk refresh (media uses different approach)
- All logs go to `/home/topher/.openclaw/logs/`
- Scripts will need path/API key validation before running correctly on media
 
### WebTop
- LinuxServer WebTop container (port 3000-3001) on media
- Full desktop environment with browser — useful for OAuth flows that need a browser on remote machines
- Used it to complete gog OAuth without needing to tunnel
 
 
## GPU Upgrade (pending)
- Ordered 10GB GPU from eBay (2026-04-08/09)
- ETA: "a couple of days"
- Plan: limp along with slow Ollama CPU embeddings until card arrives
- Next step: reconfigure Ollama for GPU acceleration once card is installed
- Hardware: Intel i7-2600K (8 threads @ 3.4GHz) — current CPU bottleneck
- CasaOS server (media, 100.91.1.57) — GPU will slot into this machine
 
## Memory Search Status
- Ollama embeddings are CPU-bound (401% CPU during embedding = all 8 threads)
- 120s batch timeout too short: ~10 chunks × 5-21s each = 50-210s
- Memory search: DISABLED for now — re-enable after GPU upgrade
- Config preserved: memorySearch with ollama/nomic-embed-text + remote.baseUrl
 

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