# Contract Log: 2026-06-25-063006-thr122

## Dispatch Contract

Task ID: `2026-06-25-063006-thr122`

Thread: `THR-122` — `Overnight purchase sync - Amazon-to-present + Ralph's YTD (Dorian dispatch)`

Substrate: OpenClaw worker pool.

Executor: `agent:worker:subagent:e1844878-7d33-445e-8cad-39b695db8e61`

Scope:
- Read the approved THR-122 Task Brief and Approval sections.
- Execute purchase sync work sequentially: Amazon catch-up first, then Ralphs YTD discovery/sync if live preconditions pass.
- Use the managed browser profile sequentially to avoid concurrent Chrome profile contention.
- Respect the approved unattended run mode and hard-stop/reporting constraints.
- Log progress and completion back to THR-122.

Success Criteria:
- Amazon catch-up window evaluated from the current ledger boundary through present.
- Qualifying Amazon grocery-channel orders written only if safe and deduped.
- Ralphs either synced YTD if live prerequisites are satisfied or reported as feasibility/scoping-only if blocked.
- THR-122 updated with final result and `Execution Status` set to `Complete` or `Blocked`.

## Completion Contract

Done:
- Amazon live order-history scan completed in the managed `openclaw` browser across pages 1-8, covering 2026-05-19 through 2026-06-24.
- No dedicated Amazon grocery-channel orders were found in that window: `Amazon Fresh`, `Whole Foods Market`, or `Amazon Grocery`.
- Ralphs could not proceed because the signed-in `user` browser profile would not attach due to missing `DevToolsActivePort`; Ralphs ended as feasibility/scoping-only for this run.
- THR-122 was updated with a Notion completion review comment.
- THR-122 `Execution Status` was set to `Complete`.
- Local scan summary preserved at `/Users/openclaw/outputs/purchase-tracker/staging/thr-122_amazon_ralphs_scan_2026-06-24.json`.

Findings:
- Amazon scan covered 74 visible orders across pages 1-8; none were dedicated grocery-channel orders.
- Existing purchase-tracker ledger already has Amazon rows through 2026-05-17.
- No safe `purchase_orders` writes were made because no qualifying grocery-channel Amazon orders were found.
- Ralphs remains blocked on browser session attachment.
- If the intended Amazon scope is all retail Amazon orders, that is a separate scope decision.

Decision Needed:
- None for grocery-channel scope.

Next Step:
- No further Amazon action is needed for THR-122 if grocery-channel scope stands.
- Resolve the signed-in `user` browser profile attach issue before attempting Ralphs YTD sync.
- Start a separate extraction plan if Braden wants Amazon all-orders backfill.