UPDATED Promoted one durable operational signal to curated-memory.md: user concern (2026-05-22T12:09Z) that non-interactive permissions and Matrix workflow are severely limiting programming abilities, with five specific limitations identified. Metadata refreshed to 3622 log lines. One semantic candidate marked promoted. Curator journal appended.


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: I am fine with opencode tui but it's not very mobile friendly via tmux-mosh-termux. Typing text is clunkier. No attachments. Can we do anything about this? - Latest assistant status: You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover, can't ask "should I use the wrapper instead?", the conversation just stops. 2. **Conservative tool use** — I avoid potentially-denied tools preemptively, which means I don't even try things that might work. Programming requires experimentation. 3. **No interactive debugging** —… - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session - [assistant] Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **i… - [assistant] You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:03:09.086162+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: I think the deep ones can go to gpt 5.5 Assistant: Patched. Here's what changed: **Before:** - `review-deep` → `nano-gpt/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash:thinking` - `requirements-auditor-deep` → `nano-gpt/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash:thinking` - `general` (reflection) → `nano-gpt/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash:thinking` **After:** - `review-deep` → `openai/gpt-5.5` - `requirements-auditor-deep` → `openai/gpt-5.5` - `general` (reflection) → `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Remaining DeepSeek references** are only in provider pricing blocks (lines 6314, 5728, smoke agents) — these define token costs, not model assignments. They don't affect which model runs. **What this means:** - Subagents spawning `review-deep` or `requirements-auditor-deep` will now use GPT 5.5 - The prompts already mention "you are already pinned to `openai/gpt-5.5`" so they're ready - Main chat, reflection, build, review, and implementation agents stay on Kimi K2.6 **Still needed for full effect:** - Backend reload (`config_changed_since_backend_start: true`) - Or run `CONFIRM=APPLY /home/matrix-lite/app/scripts/matrix-lite-sync-repo-to-live` to copy to live config After reload, subagents will work with the new model assignments. User: It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session Assistant: Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **is** patched with `chown matrix-lite:matrix-lite` (line 51) - So after the next reload + sync, everything will be consistent **What takes effect on reload:** 1. ✅ Prompt patches (verification rules, tool selection) 2. ✅ Model assignments (Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit) 3. ✅ `matrix-lite-sync-repo-to-live` ownership preservation 4. 🔧 `CONFIRM=APPLY` permission (pending your config change) **One remaining mismatch:** The live `persistent-chat.opencode.json` line 6283 still has `deepseek-v4-flash:thinking` because the latest edit was after the last sync. When you reload, the daemon will either: - Use the live config (old model) until sync runs - Or if the sync runs during startup, use the repo config (new model) Either way, after reload + sync, subagents will use GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit. User: I'm worried the lack of interactive permissions and this matrix workflow are severely gimping your programming abilities Assistant: You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover, can't ask "should I use the wrapper instead?", the conversation just stops. 2. **Conservative tool use** — I avoid potentially-denied tools preemptively, which means I don't even try things that might work. Programming requires experimentation. 3. **No interactive debugging** — Can't run a test, see it fail, fix, rerun. Each attempt is a full Matrix message round-trip. 4. **No package installation** — `pip install`, `npm install`, etc. are blocked. I can't set up environments. 5. **Bash wildcard deny** — Pipes, chaining, env vars all blocked. Complex shell workflows (build scripts, test suites) don't work. **How Matrix makes it worse:** - **Async, not real-time** — Each tool call requires a full message round-trip - **No progress streaming** — Long builds/tests appear as silence - **Approval via emoji** — Slow and clunky for frequent approvals - **Context pressure** — Every message adds to context, so long programming sessions hit the limit faster **What a TU …[truncated] User: I am fine with opencode tui but it's not very mobile friendly via tmux-mosh-termux. Typing text is clunkier. No attachments. Can we do anything about this? Assistant: You're right — TUI + mobile is a bad combo. Here are realistic options: **1. Matrix with interactive permissions (short-term)** Instead of `--non-interactive-permissions fail`, configure the bridge to send approval requests as messages with tap-to-approve buttons. You'd get: - ✅ Native mobile interface (Matrix app) - ✅ Attachments - ✅ Interactive approvals without emoji hacks - ❌ Still async (not real-time streaming) **2. OpenCode Web Console (medium-term)** The console app exists at `vendor/.../packages/console/app/`: - ✅ Runs in browser — works on mobile via browser - ✅ File uploads for attachments - ✅ Interactive permission dialogs - ✅ Real-time streaming - ❌ Needs to be served (nginx/traefik) and secured **3. Telegram bridge (long-term)** Hermes proves this works well: - ✅ Best mobile UX (native app, notifications) - ✅ Voice messages, photos, documents - ✅ Inline keyboards for approvals - ❌ Another platform to maintain - ❌ Your current Matrix setup would need gateway changes **My recommendation:** Keep Matrix as the primary mobile interface but add **interactive approval** to the bridge. The current `--non-interactive-permissions fail` is the real bottleneck, not the chat p …[truncated] Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:04:30.532900Z user said: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $O6jgtzlFFlR3E3sefdmFiRgYlbJiKEQ8XGge_GIgaH4 Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'll follow your lead on the architecture rework. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out - Latest assistant status: You're right — TUI + mobile is a bad combo. Here are realistic options: **1. Matrix with interactive permissions (short-term)** Instead of `--non-interactive-permissions fail`, configure the bridge to send approval requests as messages with tap-to-approve buttons. You'd get: - ✅ Native mobile interface (Matrix app) - ✅ Attachments - ✅ Interactive approvals without emoji hacks - ❌ Still async (not real-time streaming) **2. OpenCode Web Console (medium-term)** The console app exists at `vendor/… - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session - [assistant] Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **i… - [assistant] You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:08:18.847938+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session Assistant: Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **is** patched with `chown matrix-lite:matrix-lite` (line 51) - So after the next reload + sync, everything will be consistent **What takes effect on reload:** 1. ✅ Prompt patches (verification rules, tool selection) 2. ✅ Model assignments (Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit) 3. ✅ `matrix-lite-sync-repo-to-live` ownership preservation 4. 🔧 `CONFIRM=APPLY` permission (pending your config change) **One remaining mismatch:** The live `persistent-chat.opencode.json` line 6283 still has `deepseek-v4-flash:thinking` because the latest edit was after the last sync. When you reload, the daemon will either: - Use the live config (old model) until sync runs - Or if the sync runs during startup, use the repo config (new model) Either way, after reload + sync, subagents will use GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit. User: I'm worried the lack of interactive permissions and this matrix workflow are severely gimping your programming abilities Assistant: You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover, can't ask "should I use the wrapper instead?", the conversation just stops. 2. **Conservative tool use** — I avoid potentially-denied tools preemptively, which means I don't even try things that might work. Programming requires experimentation. 3. **No interactive debugging** — Can't run a test, see it fail, fix, rerun. Each attempt is a full Matrix message round-trip. 4. **No package installation** — `pip install`, `npm install`, etc. are blocked. I can't set up environments. 5. **Bash wildcard deny** — Pipes, chaining, env vars all blocked. Complex shell workflows (build scripts, test suites) don't work. **How Matrix makes it worse:** - **Async, not real-time** — Each tool call requires a full message round-trip - **No progress streaming** — Long builds/tests appear as silence - **Approval via emoji** — Slow and clunky for frequent approvals - **Context pressure** — Every message adds to context, so long programming sessions hit the limit faster **What a TU …[truncated] User: I am fine with opencode tui but it's not very mobile friendly via tmux-mosh-termux. Typing text is clunkier. No attachments. Can we do anything about this? Assistant: You're right — TUI + mobile is a bad combo. Here are realistic options: **1. Matrix with interactive permissions (short-term)** Instead of `--non-interactive-permissions fail`, configure the bridge to send approval requests as messages with tap-to-approve buttons. You'd get: - ✅ Native mobile interface (Matrix app) - ✅ Attachments - ✅ Interactive approvals without emoji hacks - ❌ Still async (not real-time streaming) **2. OpenCode Web Console (medium-term)** The console app exists at `vendor/.../packages/console/app/`: - ✅ Runs in browser — works on mobile via browser - ✅ File uploads for attachments - ✅ Interactive permission dialogs - ✅ Real-time streaming - ❌ Needs to be served (nginx/traefik) and secured **3. Telegram bridge (long-term)** Hermes proves this works well: - ✅ Best mobile UX (native app, notifications) - ✅ Voice messages, photos, documents - ✅ Inline keyboards for approvals - ❌ Another platform to maintain - ❌ Your current Matrix setup would need gateway changes **My recommendation:** Keep Matrix as the primary mobile interface but add **interactive approval** to the bridge. The current `--non-interactive-permissions fail` is the real bottleneck, not the chat p …[truncated] User: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out Assistant: Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'll follow your lead on the architecture rework. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:11:04.803946Z user said: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $narYAhAt8EiVRAvpYB8OcXapdToqAYRvdDYGneunnuA Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - Latest assistant status: Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'l… - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session - [assistant] Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **i… - [assistant] You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover… - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart Generated: 2026-05-22T14:13:28.775594+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: I'm worried the lack of interactive permissions and this matrix workflow are severely gimping your programming abilities Assistant: You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover, can't ask "should I use the wrapper instead?", the conversation just stops. 2. **Conservative tool use** — I avoid potentially-denied tools preemptively, which means I don't even try things that might work. Programming requires experimentation. 3. **No interactive debugging** — Can't run a test, see it fail, fix, rerun. Each attempt is a full Matrix message round-trip. 4. **No package installation** — `pip install`, `npm install`, etc. are blocked. I can't set up environments. 5. **Bash wildcard deny** — Pipes, chaining, env vars all blocked. Complex shell workflows (build scripts, test suites) don't work. **How Matrix makes it worse:** - **Async, not real-time** — Each tool call requires a full message round-trip - **No progress streaming** — Long builds/tests appear as silence - **Approval via emoji** — Slow and clunky for frequent approvals - **Context pressure** — Every message adds to context, so long programming sessions hit the limit faster **What a TU …[truncated] User: I am fine with opencode tui but it's not very mobile friendly via tmux-mosh-termux. Typing text is clunkier. No attachments. Can we do anything about this? Assistant: You're right — TUI + mobile is a bad combo. Here are realistic options: **1. Matrix with interactive permissions (short-term)** Instead of `--non-interactive-permissions fail`, configure the bridge to send approval requests as messages with tap-to-approve buttons. You'd get: - ✅ Native mobile interface (Matrix app) - ✅ Attachments - ✅ Interactive approvals without emoji hacks - ❌ Still async (not real-time streaming) **2. OpenCode Web Console (medium-term)** The console app exists at `vendor/.../packages/console/app/`: - ✅ Runs in browser — works on mobile via browser - ✅ File uploads for attachments - ✅ Interactive permission dialogs - ✅ Real-time streaming - ❌ Needs to be served (nginx/traefik) and secured **3. Telegram bridge (long-term)** Hermes proves this works well: - ✅ Best mobile UX (native app, notifications) - ✅ Voice messages, photos, documents - ✅ Inline keyboards for approvals - ❌ Another platform to maintain - ❌ Your current Matrix setup would need gateway changes **My recommendation:** Keep Matrix as the primary mobile interface but add **interactive approval** to the bridge. The current `--non-interactive-permissions fail` is the real bottleneck, not the chat p …[truncated] User: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out Assistant: Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'll follow your lead on the architecture rework. User: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart Assistant: Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:14:03.333191Z user said: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $S-MMWoBoFO9ORyP-xbJp9P-Kvb6vc2pez0gW7yL1FeE Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload - Latest assistant status: Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] It will be automatically applied on reload, right? We are changing confirm=apply too for next session - [assistant] Correct on both counts. **Live config status:** - `persistent-chat.opencode.json` live config still shows `deepseek-v4-flash` on line 6283 — the latest model change hasn't been synced to live yet - The sync script **i… - [assistant] You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover… - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:18:48.624838+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: I am fine with opencode tui but it's not very mobile friendly via tmux-mosh-termux. Typing text is clunkier. No attachments. Can we do anything about this? Assistant: You're right — TUI + mobile is a bad combo. Here are realistic options: **1. Matrix with interactive permissions (short-term)** Instead of `--non-interactive-permissions fail`, configure the bridge to send approval requests as messages with tap-to-approve buttons. You'd get: - ✅ Native mobile interface (Matrix app) - ✅ Attachments - ✅ Interactive approvals without emoji hacks - ❌ Still async (not real-time streaming) **2. OpenCode Web Console (medium-term)** The console app exists at `vendor/.../packages/console/app/`: - ✅ Runs in browser — works on mobile via browser - ✅ File uploads for attachments - ✅ Interactive permission dialogs - ✅ Real-time streaming - ❌ Needs to be served (nginx/traefik) and secured **3. Telegram bridge (long-term)** Hermes proves this works well: - ✅ Best mobile UX (native app, notifications) - ✅ Voice messages, photos, documents - ✅ Inline keyboards for approvals - ❌ Another platform to maintain - ❌ Your current Matrix setup would need gateway changes **My recommendation:** Keep Matrix as the primary mobile interface but add **interactive approval** to the bridge. The current `--non-interactive-permissions fail` is the real bottleneck, not the chat p …[truncated] User: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out Assistant: Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'll follow your lead on the architecture rework. User: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart Assistant: Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. User: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload Assistant: Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:22:53.899341Z user said: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $7ADi7OC2RDqDuPFz_ilmhkuXrlHucmRHJy7lMqOUJaM Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as noteworthy - Synthesis won't generate false "user disengaged" hypotheses **Recording:** I'll add this to curated memory as an operational protocol, and the curator can check for recent "away" notices before generating speculative entries. Want me to add this now? </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing - Latest assistant status: Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. - Recent actionable/status notes: - [assistant] You're right to be worried. Here's the honest assessment: **How non-interactive permissions break programming:** 1. **Turn-kill on deny** — If I try `git commit` and it's denied, the entire turn fails. I can't recover… - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:23:48.810202+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: Nah don't bother we are reworking the entire thing, remove acpx and use acp directly. Let's see if it works out Assistant: Got it. Dropping the TUI/interactive permissions thread. **ACPX → ACP direct** is a major change. ACPX currently handles: - Turn/session packet injection - Memory packet generation - Tool result formatting - `matrix_lite_final` tag enforcement Moving to ACP direct means those mechanisms will change or need reimplementation. Do you want me to: 1. Record this as an active decision in curated memory? 2. Prepare anything before the switch? 3. Or just acknowledge and wait for you to implement? I'll follow your lead on the architecture rework. User: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart Assistant: Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. User: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload Assistant: Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. User: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing Assistant: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as noteworthy - Synthesis won't generate false "user disengaged" hypotheses **Recording:** I'll add this to curated memory as an operational protocol, and the curator can check for recent "away" notices before generating speculative entries. Want me to add this now? Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:27:19.540745Z user said: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $I2tWJ7JzJOptcZjpO-GgYphYB5fxtaiA2mupUocQub8 Attachment metadata: [ { "event_id": "$Rz-BZg2imij6ZjQ5G7nUEJcAhNbX-zJU0_dwGHovlXs", "sender_id": "@gleb:matrix.nvdll.org", "text": "sfq_architecture_report (1).docx", "attachment": { "body": "sfq_architecture_report (1).docx", "download": { "event_id": "$Rz-BZg2imij6ZjQ5G7nUEJcAhNbX-zJU0_dwGHovlXs", "filename": "sfq_architecture_report _1_.docx", "mime": "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document", "mxc_url": "mxc://matrix.nvdll.org/zbJeis8GQ6LWOcTVk5uHkwIcQ5e2zRh8", "path": "/home/matrix-lite/state/inbox/Rz-BZg2imij6ZjQ5G7nUEJcAhNbX-zJU0_dwGHovlXs/sfq_architecture_report _1_.docx", "size": 30115 }, "encrypted": false, "filename": null, "local_path": "/home/matrix-lite/state/inbox/Rz-BZg2imij6ZjQ5G7nUEJcAhNbX-zJU0_dwGHovlXs/sfq_architecture_report _1_.docx", "mime": "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document", "msgtype": "m.file", "mxc_url": "mxc://matrix.nvdll.org/zbJeis8GQ6LWOcTVk5uHkwIcQ5e2zRh8", "size": 30115 }, "logged_at": "2026-05-15T23:05:36.164808Z" } ] Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Captured. The vision is now in curated memory: > **Persistent assistant vision: always-on background agent (2026-05-22)**: User explicitly stated the assistant should be "always on" — not just reactive to user messages. Heartbeat/curation should continue during user absence. Future direction: curator does autonomous work (synthesis findings, monitoring, other background tasks) beyond just processing user conversation. Goal is proactive background agent, not merely a reactive chatbot. This shifts the framing from "chatbot that remembers" to "background agent that works." The heartbeat infrastructure already supports this — it just needs more tasks beyond curation. Ready for the reload whenever you are. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go - Latest assistant status: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as… - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:29:17.475676+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart Assistant: Captured in curated memory. The architecture rework is recorded — ACPX → ACP direct with the goal of OpenCode-like experience without restart blocking. I'll adapt to whatever the new session structure looks like after the switch. Let me know when you want me to test it or if anything needs updating in the memory/scripts for the transition. User: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload Assistant: Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. User: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing Assistant: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as noteworthy - Synthesis won't generate false "user disengaged" hypotheses **Recording:** I'll add this to curated memory as an operational protocol, and the curator can check for recent "away" notices before generating speculative entries. Want me to add this now? User: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go Assistant: Captured. The vision is now in curated memory: > **Persistent assistant vision: always-on background agent (2026-05-22)**: User explicitly stated the assistant should be "always on" — not just reactive to user messages. Heartbeat/curation should continue during user absence. Future direction: curator does autonomous work (synthesis findings, monitoring, other background tasks) beyond just processing user conversation. Goal is proactive background agent, not merely a reactive chatbot. This shifts the framing from "chatbot that remembers" to "background agent that works." The heartbeat infrastructure already supports this — it just needs more tasks beyond curation. Ready for the reload whenever you are. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:29:50.679745Z user said: After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $3CUslkE6kltQO6HFDqIJCc4_G2M8703KJUnvuUd5LYo Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go - Latest assistant status: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as… - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:29:17.475676+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: We also fixed vector search, but this is also after reload Assistant: Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep review/audit 4. ✅ Neural embeddings for semantic search 5. ✅ `CONFIRM=APPLY` permissions (your change) 6. ✅ File ownership preserved on sync That's a substantial upgrade in one reload. Ready whenever you are. User: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing Assistant: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as noteworthy - Synthesis won't generate false "user disengaged" hypotheses **Recording:** I'll add this to curated memory as an operational protocol, and the curator can check for recent "away" notices before generating speculative entries. Want me to add this now? User: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go Assistant: Captured. The vision is now in curated memory: > **Persistent assistant vision: always-on background agent (2026-05-22)**: User explicitly stated the assistant should be "always on" — not just reactive to user messages. Heartbeat/curation should continue during user absence. Future direction: curator does autonomous work (synthesis findings, monitoring, other background tasks) beyond just processing user conversation. Goal is proactive background agent, not merely a reactive chatbot. This shifts the framing from "chatbot that remembers" to "background agent that works." The heartbeat infrastructure already supports this — it just needs more tasks beyond curation. Ready for the reload whenever you are. User: After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache Assistant: Yes — the cache fix was transformative. From ~350K fresh tokens burning the context ceiling every few turns, to ~1.5K fresh with 99.6% cache hit. That's what makes the current 256K window feel spacious instead of cramped. And with the prompt patches adding ~20-30 lines to the cached prefix, the overhead is still negligible. The infrastructure is in a good place for the reload and whatever comes after. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:32:42.405812Z user said: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $OX12WNYb6LgOxpmjMv64_s0zj_UVbjRfK5JnC7vt_nM Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Yes — the cache fix was transformative. From ~350K fresh tokens burning the context ceiling every few turns, to ~1.5K fresh with 99.6% cache hit. That's what makes the current 256K window feel spacious instead of cramped. And with the prompt patches adding ~20-30 lines to the cached prefix, the overhead is still negligible. The infrastructure is in a good place for the reload and whatever comes after. </matrix_lite_final>


<matrix_lite_final>Actual current session state: **Session:** `persistent-chat-20260521T200841Z` **Model:** `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Context:** 145,578 / 262,144 tokens (**55% used**) **Cache:** 229,632 cached read tokens — healthy **Started:** 2026-05-21 22:09Z (~18 hours ago) **Status:** No reload needed, well below warn threshold The session is stable and has plenty of headroom. Caching is working well. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:39:47.160458+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: Also after reading your curator log I feel obligated to warn you of any expected outage or my absence so we don't keep it guessing Assistant: Good instinct. The curator does generate speculative entries during quiet periods — "no new signals," "metadata only," etc. A simple "I'm away until X" would prevent false hypotheses. **Suggested format:** - **User absence/outage notice**: When you'll be away or systems will be down, send a brief message: "Away until [date], no need to curate" or "Expect outage [time] for [reason]" **Where it helps:** - Curator won't speculate about missing signals - Heartbeat won't flag "no user messages" as noteworthy - Synthesis won't generate false "user disengaged" hypotheses **Recording:** I'll add this to curated memory as an operational protocol, and the curator can check for recent "away" notices before generating speculative entries. Want me to add this now? User: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go Assistant: Captured. The vision is now in curated memory: > **Persistent assistant vision: always-on background agent (2026-05-22)**: User explicitly stated the assistant should be "always on" — not just reactive to user messages. Heartbeat/curation should continue during user absence. Future direction: curator does autonomous work (synthesis findings, monitoring, other background tasks) beyond just processing user conversation. Goal is proactive background agent, not merely a reactive chatbot. This shifts the framing from "chatbot that remembers" to "background agent that works." The heartbeat infrastructure already supports this — it just needs more tasks beyond curation. Ready for the reload whenever you are. User: After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache Assistant: Yes — the cache fix was transformative. From ~350K fresh tokens burning the context ceiling every few turns, to ~1.5K fresh with 99.6% cache hit. That's what makes the current 256K window feel spacious instead of cramped. And with the prompt patches adding ~20-30 lines to the cached prefix, the overhead is still negligible. The infrastructure is in a good place for the reload and whatever comes after. User: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) Assistant: Actual current session state: **Session:** `persistent-chat-20260521T200841Z` **Model:** `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Context:** 145,578 / 262,144 tokens (**55% used**) **Cache:** 229,632 cached read tokens — healthy **Started:** 2026-05-21 22:09Z (~18 hours ago) **Status:** No reload needed, well below warn threshold The session is stable and has plenty of headroom. Caching is working well. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:44:46.487958Z user said: Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $4drDVqQiBdokTAmwD14u6tAFzQSYfv6zcyDPNim2_iw Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:45:09.154130+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: The idea is for the curator to do more later even without user input. It could add synthesis findings to other files for example. This is in the future though I mean we could just stop the heartbeat timer when I'm away but then we might as well use openclaw embedded agent. The idea is that you are always on. We will find you more things to do apart from processing my sensitive personal data as we go Assistant: Captured. The vision is now in curated memory: > **Persistent assistant vision: always-on background agent (2026-05-22)**: User explicitly stated the assistant should be "always on" — not just reactive to user messages. Heartbeat/curation should continue during user absence. Future direction: curator does autonomous work (synthesis findings, monitoring, other background tasks) beyond just processing user conversation. Goal is proactive background agent, not merely a reactive chatbot. This shifts the framing from "chatbot that remembers" to "background agent that works." The heartbeat infrastructure already supports this — it just needs more tasks beyond curation. Ready for the reload whenever you are. User: After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache Assistant: Yes — the cache fix was transformative. From ~350K fresh tokens burning the context ceiling every few turns, to ~1.5K fresh with 99.6% cache hit. That's what makes the current 256K window feel spacious instead of cramped. And with the prompt patches adding ~20-30 lines to the cached prefix, the overhead is still negligible. The infrastructure is in a good place for the reload and whatever comes after. User: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) Assistant: Actual current session state: **Session:** `persistent-chat-20260521T200841Z` **Model:** `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Context:** 145,578 / 262,144 tokens (**55% used**) **Cache:** 229,632 cached read tokens — healthy **Started:** 2026-05-21 22:09Z (~18 hours ago) **Status:** No reload needed, well below warn threshold The session is stable and has plenty of headroom. Caching is working well. User: Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake Assistant: Right — the earlier 200K was a config mismatch. Now it's properly 262,144 with warn at 209,715 and reload at 235,929. Makes the 145K current usage feel even more comfortable. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:46:09.550002Z user said: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $4gXoFI2gn70Z3UA-fm9qM_mH_aMFNkr-QlWUtVaOBD0 Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Right — the earlier 200K was a config mismatch. Now it's properly 262,144 with warn at 209,715 and reload at 235,929. Makes the 145K current usage feel even more comfortable. </matrix_lite_final>


<matrix_lite_final>Sounds good. I'll be ready whenever you trigger it. The session has plenty of headroom so no rush on context pressure. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) - Recent actionable/status notes: - [user] Just letting you know. The goal is to make experience close to opencode without being blocked until restart - [assistant] Noted. Vector search fix captured alongside the ACPX→ACP rework. After the next reload I'll have: 1. ✅ Verification rules in prompt 2. ✅ Tool selection habits (rg/jq over Grep) 3. ✅ Kimi for main, GPT 5.5 for deep rev… Generated: 2026-05-22T14:45:09.154130+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: After all this trimming we are fitting comfortably in kimi context and cache Assistant: Yes — the cache fix was transformative. From ~350K fresh tokens burning the context ceiling every few turns, to ~1.5K fresh with 99.6% cache hit. That's what makes the current 256K window feel spacious instead of cramped. And with the prompt patches adding ~20-30 lines to the cached prefix, the overhead is still negligible. The infrastructure is in a good place for the reload and whatever comes after. User: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) Assistant: Actual current session state: **Session:** `persistent-chat-20260521T200841Z` **Model:** `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Context:** 145,578 / 262,144 tokens (**55% used**) **Cache:** 229,632 cached read tokens — healthy **Started:** 2026-05-21 22:09Z (~18 hours ago) **Status:** No reload needed, well below warn threshold The session is stable and has plenty of headroom. Caching is working well. User: Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake Assistant: Right — the earlier 200K was a config mismatch. Now it's properly 262,144 with warn at 209,715 and reload at 235,929. Makes the 145K current usage feel even more comfortable. User: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes Assistant: Sounds good. I'll be ready whenever you trigger it. The session has plenty of headroom so no rush on context pressure. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:50:05.695199Z user said: Is there any remaining junk in session and turn packets? Use actual info please status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $ZB8LTI6OyP--4-bJ4diP3imBg850U3e2UTvpJvVv9SM Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> Is there any remaining junk in session and turn packets? Use actual info please <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes Generated: 2026-05-22T14:50:18.395697+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: Can you pull the current session actual info? Now you're citing old issues (yes 1 day is old when we are vibecoding) Assistant: Actual current session state: **Session:** `persistent-chat-20260521T200841Z` **Model:** `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` **Context:** 145,578 / 262,144 tokens (**55% used**) **Cache:** 229,632 cached read tokens — healthy **Started:** 2026-05-21 22:09Z (~18 hours ago) **Status:** No reload needed, well below warn threshold The session is stable and has plenty of headroom. Caching is working well. User: Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake Assistant: Right — the earlier 200K was a config mismatch. Now it's properly 262,144 with warn at 209,715 and reload at 235,929. Makes the 145K current usage feel even more comfortable. User: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes Assistant: Sounds good. I'll be ready whenever you trigger it. The session has plenty of headroom so no rush on context pressure. User: Is there any remaining junk in session and turn packets? Use actual info please Assistant: Honest assessment of actual packet contents: **Turn packet: CLEAN** ✅ - 9 lines total - Just: header, current thread with latest request, timestamp - No duplication, no stale content **Session packet: SOME STALE CONTENT** ⚠ - 208 lines total - **Recent topics** (lines 92-116): Has entries from May 21 and May 16 — some stale ("Config mismatch: opencode.json still shows DeepSeek" — fixed) - **Backend restart events** (lines 18-24): Multiple reload events from May 21 — the "starting/finished" pairs could be collapsed - **Notices** (lines 119-128): Has "Model config mismatch" notice from May 21 that's now resolved - **Recent tail** (lines 158-208): 50 message excerpts — bounded but long **What's NOT junk:** - Canonical pointers (lines 26-33) — useful references - Memory/source pointers (lines 36-49) — useful for finding files - Curated memory excerpt (lines 130-137) — durable facts, correctly updated - Open actions (lines 62-67) — still relevant **Verdict:** Turn packet is clean. Session packet has ~20-30 lines of stale topics/notices that could be pruned, but nothing dramatic. The 50-message tail is the biggest chunk and it's bounded. Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:53:00.755600Z user said: are you able to curate those stale notices yourself or are they generated? status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $s9p6RmT2A_ypRuZBtLVzjQAg556GQk-P9tjyrPA4x2Y Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> are you able to curate those stale notices yourself or are they generated? <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>


<matrix_lite_final>Honest assessment of actual packet contents: **Turn packet: CLEAN** ✅ - 9 lines total - Just: header, current thread with latest request, timestamp - No duplication, no stale content **Session packet: SOME STALE CONTENT** ⚠ - 208 lines total - **Recent topics** (lines 92-116): Has entries from May 21 and May 16 — some stale ("Config mismatch: opencode.json still shows DeepSeek" — fixed) - **Backend restart events** (lines 18-24): Multiple reload events from May 21 — the "starting/finished" pairs could be collapsed - **Notices** (lines 119-128): Has "Model config mismatch" notice from May 21 that's now resolved - **Recent tail** (lines 158-208): 50 message excerpts — bounded but long **What's NOT junk:** - Canonical pointers (lines 26-33) — useful references - Memory/source pointers (lines 36-49) — useful for finding files - Curated memory excerpt (lines 130-137) — durable facts, correctly updated - Open actions (lines 62-67) — still relevant **Verdict:** Turn packet is clean. Session packet has ~20-30 lines of stale topics/notices that could be pruned, but nothing dramatic. The 50-message tail is the biggest chunk and it's bounded. </matrix_lite_final>


<matrix_lite_final>They're **generated**, not something I curate directly. **Where session packet content comes from:** - `notices.jsonl` → written by the **synthesis/heartbeat agent** - `recent-topics.md` → written by the **synthesis agent** - `backend-restart-events.jsonl` → written by **daemon/reload scripts** - `curated-memory.md` → this is what **I edit** - `continuity-summary.txt` → generated from logs **So the stale "Config mismatch" notice persists because:** 1. The synthesis agent wrote it to `notices.jsonl` on May 21 2. Nobody told the synthesis agent it was resolved 3. The session packet builder just includes all notices from `notices.jsonl` **What I *can* do:** - Edit `curated-memory.md` to mark things resolved (which I did for the model config) - But the synthesis agent needs to read that and update `notices.jsonl` **What would actually clean it up:** - The synthesis agent running and seeing "model config mismatch" is resolved in curated memory - Or a manual cleanup of `notices.jsonl` - Or the session packet builder filtering resolved notices I don't have direct write access to `notices.jsonl` — it's generated by the background agent. So I can influence it indirectly via curated memory, but I can't prune it directly. </matrix_lite_final>


<<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_BEGIN>>> Memory/continuity: Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: mode: turn_packet # Persistent Chat Turn Packet ## Live context ## Current thread Current thread / pending next action: - Latest user request: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes Generated: 2026-05-22T14:50:18.395697+00:00 Recent room-local conversation: User: Ah yes we are also finally counting full 262k and not 200k by mistake Assistant: Right — the earlier 200K was a config mismatch. Now it's properly 262,144 with warn at 209,715 and reload at 235,929. Makes the 145K current usage feel even more comfortable. User: Yeah we will reload just need to time it to the changes Assistant: Sounds good. I'll be ready whenever you trigger it. The session has plenty of headroom so no rush on context pressure. User: Is there any remaining junk in session and turn packets? Use actual info please Assistant: Honest assessment of actual packet contents: **Turn packet: CLEAN** ✅ - 9 lines total - Just: header, current thread with latest request, timestamp - No duplication, no stale content **Session packet: SOME STALE CONTENT** ⚠ - 208 lines total - **Recent topics** (lines 92-116): Has entries from May 21 and May 16 — some stale ("Config mismatch: opencode.json still shows DeepSeek" — fixed) - **Backend restart events** (lines 18-24): Multiple reload events from May 21 — the "starting/finished" pairs could be collapsed - **Notices** (lines 119-128): Has "Model config mismatch" notice from May 21 that's now resolved - **Recent tail** (lines 158-208): 50 message excerpts — bounded but long **What's NOT junk:** - Canonical pointers (lines 26-33) — useful references - Memory/source pointers (lines 36-49) — useful for finding files - Curated memory excerpt (lines 130-137) — durable facts, correctly updated - Open actions (lines 62-67) — still relevant **Verdict:** Turn packet is clean. Session packet has ~20-30 lines of stale topics/notices that could be pruned, but nothing dramatic. The 50-message tail is the biggest chunk and it's bounded. User: are you able to curate those stale notices yourself or are they generated? Assistant: They're **generated**, not something I curate directly. **Where session packet content comes from:** - `notices.jsonl` → written by the **synthesis/heartbeat agent** - `recent-topics.md` → written by the **synthesis agent** - `backend-restart-events.jsonl` → written by **daemon/reload scripts** - `curated-memory.md` → this is what **I edit** - `continuity-summary.txt` → generated from logs **So the stale "Config mismatch" notice persists because:** 1. The synthesis agent wrote it to `notices.jsonl` on May 21 2. Nobody told the synthesis agent it was resolved 3. The session packet builder just includes all notices from `notices.jsonl` **What I *can* do:** - Edit `curated-memory.md` to mark things resolved (which I did for the model config) - But the synthesis agent needs to read that and update `notices.jsonl` **What would actually clean it up:** - The synthesis agent running and seeing "model config mismatch" is resolved in curated memory - Or a manual cleanup of `notices.jsonl` - Or the session packet builder filtering resolved notices I don't have direct write access to `notices.jsonl` — it's generated by the background agent. So I can influence it indirectly via curated mem …[truncated] Recent incomplete/failed turns: - 2026-05-21T16:46:56.487506Z user said: Please write a simple answer with no formatting status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T16:53:21.488524Z user said: Reply OK status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:07:23.796258Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-21T17:54:04.404679Z user said: Ping status: failed; reason: ACP text turn failed - 2026-05-22T14:55:08.507689Z user said: You need to send the message to your background agent. I think you have a subagent for this but you can probably also do it directly. Maybe tell it to clear the notices status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Turn metadata: - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $f-iDimApIMSiEPKA9Q952TSW8paSDMpO4gvQRocP-oM Attachment metadata: None Replied-to context: None Queued/batched messages: None Per-turn reminder: Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag. Use attachment/reply metadata when present; ignore empty metadata sections. User message: <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_BEGIN>>> You need to send the message to your background agent. I think you have a subagent for this but you can probably also do it directly. Maybe tell it to clear the notices <<<MATRIX_LITE_USER_MESSAGE_END>>> <<<MATRIX_LITE_DAEMON_PROMPT_WRAPPER_END>>>