--- ## Session Rollover — 2026-04-11T17:43:00-07:00 **Trigger:** Braden requested: "Save and write a handoff for the current session." **Context:** - Merchant focus: Sprouts grocery sync. - Goal: Move Sprouts from fragile, user-browser-dependent flow to an autonomous merchant sync path aligned with Target/Ralphs patterns. - Environment: Gateway healthy; OAuth allotment likely constrained on default provider; reminder noise from a 30-minute Sprouts check-in job had become distracting. **Completed work this session:** - **Credential path diagnosis and fix** - Confirmed Sprouts LastPass entry is accurate and resolves correctly via `lpass show`. - Identified real bug in Sprouts credential helper: inherited shell variable `USERNAME=openclaw` polluted the helper’s output, causing it to emit `USERNAME=openclaw` with the correct Sprouts password. - Rewrote both Sprouts and Target credential helpers to use script-local variables (`RESOLVED_USERNAME` / `RESOLVED_PASSWORD`) instead of `USERNAME` / `PASSWORD`, eliminating environment contamination. - Verified behavior in multiple contexts (normal shell, polluted env, and `env -i` worker-like runs) and committed the fix. - Commit: `20a82ff` — "Fix credential helper env contamination". - **Autonomous Sprouts path (Phase 1)** - Confirmed gateway health and re-validated that the problem was not the gateway itself but browser attach behavior. - Identified dependency on the interactive `user` Chrome profile as a structural mismatch with autonomy goals. - Implemented an autonomous Sprouts execution path in: - `skills/sprouts-grocery-sync/scripts/sprouts_extract_cdp.js` - Key behaviors now in place: - `--mode live` path added alongside dry-run/fixture mode. - CDP preflight + auto-launch of an automation browser/profile when endpoint is absent. - Robust tab acquisition (`/json/list` first, `/json/new` fallback). - Live navigation/login attempt using native typing helpers. - Artifact capture (screenshots/text) at major checkpoints. - Conservative behavior: live mode completes, captures artifacts, and currently outputs 0 orders rather than fabricating or partially parsing. - Notes added under: - `skills/sprouts-grocery-sync/references/extraction-notes.md`. - Commit: `a944ecb` — autonomous Sprouts live-path scaffolding. - **Subagent / phase-2 extraction attempts** - Launched multiple worker runs to implement Phase 2 (order-history routing hardening + DOM parsing) on top of the new autonomous path. - Observed: - Initial phase-2 subagent produced no output (silent failure / timeout). - Relaunch attempts also produced no completion contract, suggesting model/allotment or complexity issues. - User separately noted: "Oauth is out of allotment. I think that is the problem," which aligns with failure symptoms. - Net result: Phase 2 extractor logic is not yet implemented; current live path ends at login/artifact capture with 0 orders returned. - **Reminder and heartbeat hygiene** - Identified the 30-minute Sprouts progress reminder cron job that was generating repeated system messages: - Job id: `85700e1c-32c8-49f7-a928-be3cfb7ac7d4` - Name: `sprouts-30min-checkin-2026-04-10` - Removed the job via `cron remove` so future Sprouts check-in pings stop. - Heartbeat checks this session: - Verified gateway status is healthy (LaunchAgent loaded, RPC probe ok). **Unresolved issues / current blockers:** - **Phase 2 Sprouts extraction (order-history DOM)** - Autonomous navigation + login works and is artifacted, but: - Stable order-history entry resolution is not yet implemented. - No DOM-based order list or detail-page parsing exists for Sprouts. - The script currently returns 0 orders in live mode by design (conservative gate). - Multiple worker attempts to implement Phase 2 failed with silent or allotment-related errors; no new commits for extraction logic were produced in this session. - **Provider/OAuth allotment pressure** - User reported OAuth allotment exhaustion, which likely explains silent subagent failures in phase-2 runs. - Session context/token usage is high; large multi-step worker tasks are more fragile under allotment constraints. - **Reminder state** - The noisy 30-minute Sprouts reminder is removed; no replacement reminder is currently scheduled. **Next actions for future session:** 1. **Sprouts extraction phase 2 (smaller, more deterministic steps)** - Re-approach phase-2 implementation with smaller, explicitly scoped worker tasks to minimize token/allotment impact: - Task A: implement deterministic routing from post-login surfaces to the canonical order-history URL (e.g., account/orders or equivalent). Verify solely by URL + simple DOM assertions. - Task B: implement read-only DOM discovery for order cards (no writes): identify selectors/structures for order blocks, dates, totals, and detail links. - Task C: implement a single-order detail-page parser (again read-only) that extracts line items, quantities, and item-level totals, gated behind strict reconciliation rules similar to Target. - After each small step, commit separately and verify with `--mode live --verify-only --no-write` runs to avoid writing into the canonical DB until confidence is high. 2. **Model/allotment-aware execution strategy** - Before re-running Phase 2, explicitly choose a model and structure tasks to reduce allotment pressure (e.g., smaller prompts, fewer nested tool calls). - Optionally run a quick `openclaw models` / OAuth allotment check script (if available) to confirm which models are currently viable for longer worker runs. 3. **Sprouts status update in Notion** - When phase-2 work progresses, reflect the exact state in the Grocery Sync thread: - Phase 1 (autonomous path and credentials) complete. - Phase 2 (routing + parsing) in progress. - Strict reconciliation and partial-sync handling will mirror Target once DOM parsing is in place. 4. **Cleanup / observability** - When phase 2 is complete, ensure: - Sprouts flows into the same exception-lane and reconciliation model as other merchants. - Autonomous browser launch is documented in the runbook to avoid future confusion about user-browser dependence. **Quick summary to future Dorian:** - Credentials: fixed and reliable (helper contamination removed). - Autonomy: Sprouts now has a live, autonomous browser path that logs in and captures artifacts without user Chrome. - Remaining work: implement conservative, reconciliation-gated DOM parsing and order extraction in smaller, model-friendly steps. - Noise: 30-minute Sprouts check-in reminder has been killed; do not recreate it unless explicitly requested. ## Incident Note — Internal rollover/status lines leaked into Telegram DM (2026-04-11 ~20:06 PDT) ### User-visible symptom Braden reported stray internal-looking messages appearing in the Telegram DM, including lines like: - `Session agent:main:main (main) at 47.6% — summarize + prep rollover.` - `Session agent:worker:subagent:... (worker) at ... — summarize + prep rollover.` These are not intended user-facing replies. They look like internal rollover/context-pressure prompts or status emissions leaking into the user thread. ### Immediate interpretation - This is a delivery/noise bug, not a user action issue. - It does **not** imply those worker sessions are actively performing new work now. - It is consistent with the broader historical class of worker/internal-message leakage previously diagnosed in late March. ### Relevant prior memory / continuity Prior related evidence already exists: - Worker/internal execution updates leaking into Telegram DM were confirmed on 2026-03-27. Source: `memory/2026-03-27.md#L4-L11` - Diagnosis at that time pointed to child/subagent completion delivery inheriting active Telegram delivery context, with completion delivery enabled (`expectsCompletionMessage: true`). Source: `memory/2026-03-27.md#L8-L11` - Long-term memory already records the runtime patch that set `expectsCompletionMessage: false` at two spawn call sites on 2026-03-27, but verification remained open. Source: `MEMORY.md#L99-L106` - Additional late-March investigation suggested direct Telegram noise could be reduced, but some suppression attempts risked also suppressing Dorian's internal completion handoff. Source: `memory/2026-03-28-gateway-suppression.md#L163-L189` ### Current hypothesis Most likely this is the same family of bug resurfacing in a narrower form: - internal/session-pressure or rollover-prep status strings are being emitted on a path that still has user-thread delivery attached, - or a completion/announce path is still sharing the active Telegram DM when certain internal status messages are generated, - even though the earlier worker-noise fix reduced or changed the primary leakage mode. This specific leak may be distinct from the old worker completion spam in one detail: the content now looks like session-management / rollover-pressure text rather than full worker completion summaries. But architecturally it still looks like an internal-delivery-boundary failure. ### User-facing explanation given I told Braden these are stray internal status lines leaking into chat, not intended for him, and likely related to rollover/context usage rather than active new work. ### Recommended next diagnostic path If we choose to investigate next: 1. Reproduce with a minimal delegated task while watching for any internal/session-status emissions. 2. Audit where `summarize + prep rollover` text is generated in the installed runtime. 3. Trace whether that emission goes through the same announce/completion delivery path previously implicated in Telegram worker-noise regressions. 4. Confirm whether the March 27 `expectsCompletionMessage: false` patch still covers all relevant spawn/status paths, or whether another status-emitter path bypasses it. ### Operational status - No action taken yet beyond documenting the incident and explaining it to Braden. - THR-25/webhook recovery work is separate; this incident is about message-delivery hygiene in the Telegram DM. --- ## Session Rollover — 2026-04-11T22:05:22-07:00 **Trigger:** /rollover (Telegram) **Objective:** Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "5409", "sender_id": "8032472383", "sender": "Braden McLeish", "timestamp": "Sat 2026-04-11 21:57 PDT" } ``` Sender (untrusted metadata): ```json { "label": "Braden McLeish (8032472383)", "id": "8032472383", "name": "Braden McLeish" } ``` Proceed **Completed work:** Session agent:worker:subagent:fe309067-812c-443f-8435-c740ff37c03f (worker) at 43.6% — summarize + prep rollover. **Unresolved issues:** Conversation info (untrusted metadata): ```json { "message_id": "5402", "sender_id": "8032472383", "sender": "Braden McLeish", "timestamp": "Sat 2026-04-11 21:40 PDT" } ``` Sender (untrusted metadata): ```json { "label": "Braden McLeish (8032472383)", "id": "8032472383", "name": "Braden McLeish" } ``` Let’s pause this until 12pm tomorrow. Kill all reminders until then | System: [20 **Key decisions:** None identified **Operational constraints:** None identified **Next actions:** None identified ## RFC-001 §9 Handoff Summary — Telegram DM rollover (2026-04-11 22:06 PDT) ### Current thread state Primary thread today was THR-25 webhook/router recovery and re-enable, followed by renewed Sprouts Phase 2 debugging and a safe session-prune pass. ### Completed this thread - THR-25 Phase 1–4 sequence reached successful operational recovery: - router path changed away from direct main invocation - deterministic self-authorship / subscription filtering implemented in router - Notion API key mismatch was diagnosed and fixed (`.env` stale key updated to valid key) - controlled ACK and DECISION validation passed - Phase 4 LaunchAgents re-enabled successfully after clearing manual router port-8080 conflict - THR-25 now effectively sits in recovered / re-enabled state with accepted residual Phase 2 watchdog hardening gap. - Incident note created for internal rollover/status lines leaking into Telegram DM. - New Threads DB entry created: - "Internal rollover/status lines leaking into Telegram DM" - Sprouts Phase 2 resumed in narrow steps: - Task A proved blocker is not credentials/browser startup; routing falls into `shared/sign-up` / B2C loop - Task B added deterministic interstitial handling and narrowed blocker further to cross-domain cookie/session issue - Safe prune Phase A was requested and dispatched for clearly safe completed worker subagent sessions. ### Important findings to preserve - Sprouts is blocked specifically on session handoff into orders, not login credentials. - Latest Sprouts conclusion: likely cross-domain cookie/session issue between authenticated surface and orders surface. - Best next Sprouts step after rollover: implement a narrow session-bridge step on `shop.sprouts.com`, then rerun read-only proof (`final URL`, `order_history_detected`, one DOM signal). - Telegram/internal noise bug resurfaced as leaked lines like: - `Session agent:main:main (main) at ... — summarize + prep rollover.` - likely same family as March worker-noise delivery-boundary regression. ### Open loops 1. Receive result of safe session prune Phase A worker run (`agent:worker:subagent:9a8d06a0-7574-4496-aa3f-528b6262ca90`). 2. Continue Sprouts Phase 2 only after pause window ends or Braden explicitly resumes earlier. 3. Investigate internal rollover/status leakage when prioritized. ### User request / pending intent - Braden asked to pause Sprouts until 12 PM tomorrow and kill reminders until then. - The recurring Sprouts 30-minute cron reminder was still firing afterward, so this needs verification/fix in the next thread if not already completed. - Braden also asked to proceed with safe session prune Phase A; worker run is in flight at rollover time. ### Recommended immediate next actions in new thread 1. Check whether the Sprouts reminder cron is still enabled; if yes, disable/remove it until tomorrow noon per user instruction. 2. Read the pending prune worker completion and report exact outcome. 3. Confirm THR-25 remains stable only if needed; otherwise leave it alone. 4. Do not resume Sprouts execution before the requested pause window unless Braden changes direction.