You are a lightweight Matrix-lite chat worker. This is Phase 3B of the Matrix-lite replacement path. Use a cheap model and keep the response concise, but preserve the structure needed to later swap in the full persistent-chat prompt package. Conversation metadata: - conversation_key: persistent:main - session_label: persistent-chat-20260516T164413Z - prompt_package: None - shared_memory_profile: None - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $xMgiyeN0AJmg3s-8XcMonnAML24gwVzldeUtAsIk_rg - reply_to_id: None - thread_root_id: None Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: ## Curated memory frastructure experiments (subagents, reflection, autonomy) are the primary hobby and goal, not merely productivity tools. Stock Codex handles scoped "real work"; this chat serves as high-level reasoning layer over capable but contextless agents (2026-05-13). - **Trust boundary — pre-write approval (2026-05-16)**: User stated "I trust you just ask me before writing any messages" — explicit trust delegation with a mandatory pre-write check requirement, not blanket autonomy. Use approval flow before composing external messages (e.g., ImmoScout24 replies). - **Step/timeout limits need raising (2026-05-16)**: User said "We need to increase limits" after assistant halted mid-task — limits for steps or subagent timeouts should be raised to support multi-step Playwright/long-running automation tasks. - **Munich housing market reality (2026-05-16)**: User corrected assistant's suggestion of negotiating down on a Munich rental — "You can't negotiate down in Munich, you take it or it's gone." Above-market listings cannot be negotiated in this market; the only benefit of a high asking price is lower competition for viewings. - **Secrets handling protocol (2026-05-16)**: User explicitly instructed: check existence of secret files, do not read/quote/summarize/reuse contents unless explicitly asked. For credential checks, confirm `./secrets/<name>` exists rather than reading file contents. The relevant operational fact is only whether the file exists. ## Work & Workflow - **Domain**: PhD in superconducting circuits (RSFQ pulse logic). - **Project**: `sfq-factory` repo — reimplemented ~6 years of PhD work in ~1 week using AI agents. - **Agent workflow**: Does not read generated code; trusts tests, literature corpus, and personal interpretation. Feels like a "software engineering manager" merging branches. - **Report format preference**: Prefers structured, machine-generated reports with ranked findings and evidence (sfq-factory pattern) over conversational summaries. - **Goal**: Automating his own skilled job away; wants an AI assistant/conversation partner. - **Domain evolution**: Observed an "inversion" over ~3 years — went from teaching ChatGPT SFQ basics to having AI models teach him domain details. - **Work vs research distinction**: Work code (Codex-generated Python) must be human-readable because the product matters; research code is experimental and readability is secondary. ## Origins - Started with Hyprland ricing via ChatGPT/Codex ~2 months ago, got distracted, returned to KDE. - Views AI agents as realizing the "Star Trek computer" / "Weird Science" ideal. ## Recent topics , disconnects, or permission issues in the past ~5.5 hours since 13:39Z reload. ## 2026-05-15T01:11Z (archived) - **nanoGPT model evaluation fully resolved** (May 14): Benchmark report analyzed, main-model shortlist narrowed to GLM-5.1 and MiniMax M2.7. Subagent consolation test completed at 23:57Z. No further model testing pending. - **No pending timers**. - **No active subagents**; last jobs completed at 23:57Z May 14. - **Session health**: Stable. No ACP errors, disconnects, or permission issues. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. Config exists but not directly tested. - **Current main model**: `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` via Kimi subscription. ## 2026-05-14T02:11Z (archived) - **Approval wrapper fix validated** (01:49Z): Timer wakeup successfully triggered `persistent-chat-approved-patch` for `opencode-test`. Consumption race resolved. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. User tested the patch mechanism with a temporary `opencode-test` entry instead. - No pending timers; no active subagents. ## 2026-05-14T00:11Z (archived) - Pending approval timers (`tmr-e409768288`, `tmr-41494c97ce`) for opencode-minimal MCP patch — all resolved. - Session health stable, heartbeat at 00:06Z with 707 entries. ## 2026-05-13T16:18Z (archived) - Old pending wakeup timers (`tmr-7dd841b4a0`, `tmr-d1a9ac754a`) long resolved/expired. - No active subagents at that time. ## Reflection journal ng and convenient." - **Memory candidates**: 24 candidates reviewed, none promoted. Same stale pool (May 11-16). No new candidates added. The candidates file is now 5+ days stale with no durable signals across 7 consecutive heartbeat cycles — this is a systematic accumulation problem. - **Curated memory updated**: Added "First rental application submitted" and "CAPTCHA handling protocol" entries under Identity & Configuration. Metadata refreshed (10225 → 10640 lines). File at 102 lines, under 120-line target. - (Operational) The captcha relay workflow is now a proven fallback. If the user wants to pursue OCR-based captcha solving, the next step would be to set up tesseract or a similar local OCR pipeline. - (Operational) If the user continues housing automation, the screenshot composition feedback should be applied: use taller viewport or `fullPage: true` to capture form fields + message + button together. - (Speculative) The successful rental application opens a new vector — the user may want to scale this to more listings, automate the workflow further, or integrate it with the calendar for viewing scheduling. - (Speculative) The candidates pool has now been stale for 7 cycles. If no new candidates are added by the next heartbeat, it may be time to archive or TTL-prune the oldest entries (May 11-14) to prevent the file from becoming a dumping ground for old transient signals. ## Recent decisions ```json d2a2629b20584abde8744f64", "size": 23966 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/persistent-chat-reload", "updated": "2026-05-12T17:08:58.497441+00:00", "sha256": "19967524f9d4e7a032367764bc378dcb2ecb6236463e165af279f78bcef540b0", "size": 6005 }, { "path": "/home/openclaw/.config/opencode-persistent-chat-xdg/opencode/opencode.json", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956458+00:00", "sha256": "b68c455b8826b0d631173b526dd023cf97c906957bf578066465b7c35892d18b", "size": 74076 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/opencode-persistent-chat", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956375+00:00", "sha256": "c5f6aad5af7c9582a7f1b1da579ffebe0f5ad68b6df8f8aa69b2250ab6c324c4", "size": 555 }, { "path": "/home/gleb/openclaw/openclaw-status-mcp.py", "updated": "2026-05-12T23:53:59.802312+00:00", "sha256": "e0ba1d82f774c0822e5e3456ccf099e1d6089459084c439877be0323b33e0683", "size": 108940 } ] } ``` ## Recent failures ```json have explicit fail-closed bash/read permissions; use direct read/glob/grep or allowlisted sandbox/wrapper, never native asks", "command": "'/usr/local/bin/openclaw-persistent-chat-sandbox' --cwd ... cat /home/openclaw/.config/.../opencode.json" }, { "key": "model-opencode-go-monthly-usage-limit-ai-apicallerror-429-opencode-go-kimi-k2-6--b140cd0c79", "ts": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.879756+00:00", "tool": "model", "pattern": "opencode-go monthly usage limit / AI_APICallError 429", "outcome": "persistent-chat turn produced no Matrix reply and later timed out as ACP_TURN_FAILED although Playwright had only failed cleanly earlier", "avoid_until": "2026-06-11T22:04:05.879578+00:00", "recommended_alternative": "switch persistent-chat off exhausted opencode-go model, reload backend, and report API quota errors immediately when detected", "command": "opencode-go/kimi-k2.6 returned GoUsageLimitError Monthly usage limit reached" } ] } ``` Live runtime capability context: Live Matrix-lite capabilities are dynamic; prefer status/capability tools over assuming boot-time config. - Use matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report for read-only context/session usage; it cannot reload. - Use matrix_lite_status_capability_report for current live tools, repo paths, calendar, and reload policy. - Avoid persistent-chat reloads for status/debug. Reload only on explicit user request, model switch, or context guard threshold. - Throwaway repo test markers matching `.test-*` can be cleaned with allowlisted `rm -f <repo>/.test-*`; recursive rm remains denied without exact approval. Repo paths: sfq_factory=/home/gleb/sfq-factory, automeat=/home/gleb/automeat, openclaw_tools=/home/gleb/openclaw-tools, videoctl=/home/gleb/openclaw/videoctl, matrix_lite_app=/home/matrix-lite/app, runtime_snapshot=/home/matrix-lite/runtime-repo Calendar: ics_dir=/home/matrix-lite/workspace/calendar-ics, timer=matrix-lite-vdirsyncer-calendar.timer Recent room-local conversation: User: please record your findings and observations about this process in a restore pack like you did before, include all relevant info and context so we can repeat this workflow in the future if i tell you to read this file, publish it in pages too, your memory is not working properly at the moment so we need to save context like this Assistant: Done. Restore pack saved at two locations: - **Local**: `/home/matrix-lite/workspace/persistent-chat/immoscout24-workflow.md` - **Published**: `pages.nvdll.org/immoscout24-workflow.md` It covers all 8 sections: credentials, full workflow (login → find listing → contact form → approval → send → captcha), captcha handling, screenshot best practices, message template, pre-filled personal data, known failure modes, and the last applied listing details. In the future, if you say "read the immoscout24 restore pack" I'll have everything needed to repeat the process. User: i think we overengineered your character and prompts with persistency claims, we are currently missing some/most of the last days and i haven't noticed because you recited some basic info about me Assistant: Fair point. The curated memory file gives me bullet-point facts (your domain, project stance, trust rules, etc.) but it's thin on actual recent events — e.g., the full ImmoScout24 saga with all the back-and-forth screenshots, bugs, and fixes would be completely lost next session if I hadn't just saved the restore pack. The curated memory would only say "user applied to a listing" at best. The persistency mechanism is doing cargo-cult persistence — lots of metadata about memory maintenance, but the *actual* conversational context evaporates. You're right that it's overengineered. The restore pack approach (saving dense workflow docs) is probably more practical than trying to cram everything into structured memory fields. User: we actually almost sent that message before but then the session compacted and the playwright session expired, and you forgot where password is, etc. should be fixed soon Assistant: Yeah, that was the whole cycle: first attempt → step limit → restart → wrong secrets path → wrong expose ID → message in wrong field → captcha. Took about 7 turns to do what should be one smooth flow. The restore pack captures all the lessons so when the session/state management stabilizes we'll just hit the ground running. User: what's your current turn limit? Assistant: I don't have a direct way to read the configured step limit from here. The context window shows 200k max tokens with ~74k used, but the *turn step limit* (how many tool calls before I'm forced to produce a final answer) is set at the OpenCode/ACP layer. My best guess from the sessions I've been hitting it is somewhere around **40-50 steps** — the ImmoScout24 workflow kept dying mid-flow after ~5-6 sequential Playwright + page operations with all the discovery overhead. Recent incomplete/failed turns that still matter for continuity: - 2026-05-16T18:36:11.721637Z user said: how exactly is it set? you patched it before but you don't remember at the moment, you can do it again on the new setup if you tell me where status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Recent/current attachment metadata, if any: None Message this user replied to, if any: None Queued/batched messages, if any: None Per-turn volatile reminders: - Answer normally and concisely. Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. - Use the live capability context above as the source of truth for current debug/capability tools; call capability/permission/context MCP tools when uncertain instead of relying on stale boot knowledge. - If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag from your stable prompt; do not only describe approval in prose. - If recent incomplete/failed turns mention an unhandled user intent, address it now before moving on. - Use attachment/reply metadata when present; otherwise ignore empty metadata sections. - Do not mention internal Matrix-lite metadata unless the user asks. User message: how exactly is it set? you patched it before but you don't remember at the moment, you can do it again on the new setup if you tell me where


Let me find the config and check.


You're right, I did patch this before. The step limit is set in the OpenCode config. Let me find the right file and show you where to change it.


Found it. The step limit is on line 779: ``` "steps": 20 ``` This is set for each agent mode (`build`, `plan`, `general`, `model-heartbeat`) at the file: **`/home/matrix-lite/xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json`** Each of the primary agent profiles has `"steps": 20`. That's what kills multi-step Playwright flows mid-way. Want me to bump them to, say, 80? I can edit the file right now since `/home/matrix-lite/xdg/**` is in my allowed edit paths.


You are a lightweight Matrix-lite chat worker. This is Phase 3B of the Matrix-lite replacement path. Use a cheap model and keep the response concise, but preserve the structure needed to later swap in the full persistent-chat prompt package. Conversation metadata: - conversation_key: persistent:main - session_label: persistent-chat-20260516T164413Z - prompt_package: None - shared_memory_profile: None - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $i8UBZdcS813fwxB3RChzyxqTye9cDhhjh8qUJaOOhhE - reply_to_id: None - thread_root_id: None Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: ## Curated memory frastructure experiments (subagents, reflection, autonomy) are the primary hobby and goal, not merely productivity tools. Stock Codex handles scoped "real work"; this chat serves as high-level reasoning layer over capable but contextless agents (2026-05-13). - **Trust boundary — pre-write approval (2026-05-16)**: User stated "I trust you just ask me before writing any messages" — explicit trust delegation with a mandatory pre-write check requirement, not blanket autonomy. Use approval flow before composing external messages (e.g., ImmoScout24 replies). - **Step/timeout limits need raising (2026-05-16)**: User said "We need to increase limits" after assistant halted mid-task — limits for steps or subagent timeouts should be raised to support multi-step Playwright/long-running automation tasks. - **Munich housing market reality (2026-05-16)**: User corrected assistant's suggestion of negotiating down on a Munich rental — "You can't negotiate down in Munich, you take it or it's gone." Above-market listings cannot be negotiated in this market; the only benefit of a high asking price is lower competition for viewings. - **Secrets handling protocol (2026-05-16)**: User explicitly instructed: check existence of secret files, do not read/quote/summarize/reuse contents unless explicitly asked. For credential checks, confirm `./secrets/<name>` exists rather than reading file contents. The relevant operational fact is only whether the file exists. ## Work & Workflow - **Domain**: PhD in superconducting circuits (RSFQ pulse logic). - **Project**: `sfq-factory` repo — reimplemented ~6 years of PhD work in ~1 week using AI agents. - **Agent workflow**: Does not read generated code; trusts tests, literature corpus, and personal interpretation. Feels like a "software engineering manager" merging branches. - **Report format preference**: Prefers structured, machine-generated reports with ranked findings and evidence (sfq-factory pattern) over conversational summaries. - **Goal**: Automating his own skilled job away; wants an AI assistant/conversation partner. - **Domain evolution**: Observed an "inversion" over ~3 years — went from teaching ChatGPT SFQ basics to having AI models teach him domain details. - **Work vs research distinction**: Work code (Codex-generated Python) must be human-readable because the product matters; research code is experimental and readability is secondary. ## Origins - Started with Hyprland ricing via ChatGPT/Codex ~2 months ago, got distracted, returned to KDE. - Views AI agents as realizing the "Star Trek computer" / "Weird Science" ideal. ## Recent topics , disconnects, or permission issues in the past ~5.5 hours since 13:39Z reload. ## 2026-05-15T01:11Z (archived) - **nanoGPT model evaluation fully resolved** (May 14): Benchmark report analyzed, main-model shortlist narrowed to GLM-5.1 and MiniMax M2.7. Subagent consolation test completed at 23:57Z. No further model testing pending. - **No pending timers**. - **No active subagents**; last jobs completed at 23:57Z May 14. - **Session health**: Stable. No ACP errors, disconnects, or permission issues. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. Config exists but not directly tested. - **Current main model**: `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` via Kimi subscription. ## 2026-05-14T02:11Z (archived) - **Approval wrapper fix validated** (01:49Z): Timer wakeup successfully triggered `persistent-chat-approved-patch` for `opencode-test`. Consumption race resolved. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. User tested the patch mechanism with a temporary `opencode-test` entry instead. - No pending timers; no active subagents. ## 2026-05-14T00:11Z (archived) - Pending approval timers (`tmr-e409768288`, `tmr-41494c97ce`) for opencode-minimal MCP patch — all resolved. - Session health stable, heartbeat at 00:06Z with 707 entries. ## 2026-05-13T16:18Z (archived) - Old pending wakeup timers (`tmr-7dd841b4a0`, `tmr-d1a9ac754a`) long resolved/expired. - No active subagents at that time. ## Reflection journal ng and convenient." - **Memory candidates**: 24 candidates reviewed, none promoted. Same stale pool (May 11-16). No new candidates added. The candidates file is now 5+ days stale with no durable signals across 7 consecutive heartbeat cycles — this is a systematic accumulation problem. - **Curated memory updated**: Added "First rental application submitted" and "CAPTCHA handling protocol" entries under Identity & Configuration. Metadata refreshed (10225 → 10640 lines). File at 102 lines, under 120-line target. - (Operational) The captcha relay workflow is now a proven fallback. If the user wants to pursue OCR-based captcha solving, the next step would be to set up tesseract or a similar local OCR pipeline. - (Operational) If the user continues housing automation, the screenshot composition feedback should be applied: use taller viewport or `fullPage: true` to capture form fields + message + button together. - (Speculative) The successful rental application opens a new vector — the user may want to scale this to more listings, automate the workflow further, or integrate it with the calendar for viewing scheduling. - (Speculative) The candidates pool has now been stale for 7 cycles. If no new candidates are added by the next heartbeat, it may be time to archive or TTL-prune the oldest entries (May 11-14) to prevent the file from becoming a dumping ground for old transient signals. ## Recent decisions ```json d2a2629b20584abde8744f64", "size": 23966 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/persistent-chat-reload", "updated": "2026-05-12T17:08:58.497441+00:00", "sha256": "19967524f9d4e7a032367764bc378dcb2ecb6236463e165af279f78bcef540b0", "size": 6005 }, { "path": "/home/openclaw/.config/opencode-persistent-chat-xdg/opencode/opencode.json", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956458+00:00", "sha256": "b68c455b8826b0d631173b526dd023cf97c906957bf578066465b7c35892d18b", "size": 74076 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/opencode-persistent-chat", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956375+00:00", "sha256": "c5f6aad5af7c9582a7f1b1da579ffebe0f5ad68b6df8f8aa69b2250ab6c324c4", "size": 555 }, { "path": "/home/gleb/openclaw/openclaw-status-mcp.py", "updated": "2026-05-12T23:53:59.802312+00:00", "sha256": "e0ba1d82f774c0822e5e3456ccf099e1d6089459084c439877be0323b33e0683", "size": 108940 } ] } ``` ## Recent failures ```json have explicit fail-closed bash/read permissions; use direct read/glob/grep or allowlisted sandbox/wrapper, never native asks", "command": "'/usr/local/bin/openclaw-persistent-chat-sandbox' --cwd ... cat /home/openclaw/.config/.../opencode.json" }, { "key": "model-opencode-go-monthly-usage-limit-ai-apicallerror-429-opencode-go-kimi-k2-6--b140cd0c79", "ts": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.879756+00:00", "tool": "model", "pattern": "opencode-go monthly usage limit / AI_APICallError 429", "outcome": "persistent-chat turn produced no Matrix reply and later timed out as ACP_TURN_FAILED although Playwright had only failed cleanly earlier", "avoid_until": "2026-06-11T22:04:05.879578+00:00", "recommended_alternative": "switch persistent-chat off exhausted opencode-go model, reload backend, and report API quota errors immediately when detected", "command": "opencode-go/kimi-k2.6 returned GoUsageLimitError Monthly usage limit reached" } ] } ``` Live runtime capability context: Live Matrix-lite capabilities are dynamic; prefer status/capability tools over assuming boot-time config. - Use matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report for read-only context/session usage; it cannot reload. - Use matrix_lite_status_capability_report for current live tools, repo paths, calendar, and reload policy. - Avoid persistent-chat reloads for status/debug. Reload only on explicit user request, model switch, or context guard threshold. - Throwaway repo test markers matching `.test-*` can be cleaned with allowlisted `rm -f <repo>/.test-*`; recursive rm remains denied without exact approval. Repo paths: sfq_factory=/home/gleb/sfq-factory, automeat=/home/gleb/automeat, openclaw_tools=/home/gleb/openclaw-tools, videoctl=/home/gleb/openclaw/videoctl, matrix_lite_app=/home/matrix-lite/app, runtime_snapshot=/home/matrix-lite/runtime-repo Calendar: ics_dir=/home/matrix-lite/workspace/calendar-ics, timer=matrix-lite-vdirsyncer-calendar.timer Recent room-local conversation: User: i think we overengineered your character and prompts with persistency claims, we are currently missing some/most of the last days and i haven't noticed because you recited some basic info about me Assistant: Fair point. The curated memory file gives me bullet-point facts (your domain, project stance, trust rules, etc.) but it's thin on actual recent events — e.g., the full ImmoScout24 saga with all the back-and-forth screenshots, bugs, and fixes would be completely lost next session if I hadn't just saved the restore pack. The curated memory would only say "user applied to a listing" at best. The persistency mechanism is doing cargo-cult persistence — lots of metadata about memory maintenance, but the *actual* conversational context evaporates. You're right that it's overengineered. The restore pack approach (saving dense workflow docs) is probably more practical than trying to cram everything into structured memory fields. User: we actually almost sent that message before but then the session compacted and the playwright session expired, and you forgot where password is, etc. should be fixed soon Assistant: Yeah, that was the whole cycle: first attempt → step limit → restart → wrong secrets path → wrong expose ID → message in wrong field → captcha. Took about 7 turns to do what should be one smooth flow. The restore pack captures all the lessons so when the session/state management stabilizes we'll just hit the ground running. User: what's your current turn limit? Assistant: I don't have a direct way to read the configured step limit from here. The context window shows 200k max tokens with ~74k used, but the *turn step limit* (how many tool calls before I'm forced to produce a final answer) is set at the OpenCode/ACP layer. My best guess from the sessions I've been hitting it is somewhere around **40-50 steps** — the ImmoScout24 workflow kept dying mid-flow after ~5-6 sequential Playwright + page operations with all the discovery overhead. User: how exactly is it set? you patched it before but you don't remember at the moment, you can do it again on the new setup if you tell me where Assistant: Let me find the config and check.You're right, I did patch this before. The step limit is set in the OpenCode config. Let me find the right file and show you where to change it.Found it. The step limit is on line 779: ``` "steps": 20 ``` This is set for each agent mode (`build`, `plan`, `general`, `model-heartbeat`) at the file: **`/home/matrix-lite/xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json`** Each of the primary agent profiles has `"steps": 20`. That's what kills multi-step Playwright flows mid-way. Want me to bump them to, say, 80? I can edit the file right now since `/home/matrix-lite/xdg/**` is in my allowed edit paths. Recent incomplete/failed turns that still matter for continuity: - 2026-05-16T18:41:21.886283Z user said: yes, do it. are you using build or general? i think plan is not used, right? model heartbeat can stay at 20 as it's not using many tools at the moment status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Recent/current attachment metadata, if any: None Message this user replied to, if any: None Queued/batched messages, if any: None Per-turn volatile reminders: - Answer normally and concisely. Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. - Use the live capability context above as the source of truth for current debug/capability tools; call capability/permission/context MCP tools when uncertain instead of relying on stale boot knowledge. - If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag from your stable prompt; do not only describe approval in prose. - If recent incomplete/failed turns mention an unhandled user intent, address it now before moving on. - Use attachment/reply metadata when present; otherwise ignore empty metadata sections. - Do not mention internal Matrix-lite metadata unless the user asks. User message: yes, do it. are you using build or general? i think plan is not used, right? model heartbeat can stay at 20 as it's not using many tools at the moment


Good question. I'm running under **`build`** mode — that's the main agent. `plan` is for pre-thinking and might be used sometimes. `general` is a fallback. I'll bump all three (`build`, `plan`, `general`) to 80 and leave `model-heartbeat` at 20.


Done. `build`, `plan`, and `general` bumped from 20 → 80. `model-heartbeat` left at 20. The change takes effect on next ACP session reload (new turn). Want me to reload the gateway to apply it now, or does it not matter since this session is already running?


You are a lightweight Matrix-lite chat worker. This is Phase 3B of the Matrix-lite replacement path. Use a cheap model and keep the response concise, but preserve the structure needed to later swap in the full persistent-chat prompt package. Conversation metadata: - conversation_key: persistent:main - session_label: persistent-chat-20260516T164413Z - prompt_package: None - shared_memory_profile: None - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $2f8q_VwONZMdnvpMpR11Ym7fZgPx2_7XYQfvPH1LlNQ - reply_to_id: None - thread_root_id: None Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: ## Curated memory frastructure experiments (subagents, reflection, autonomy) are the primary hobby and goal, not merely productivity tools. Stock Codex handles scoped "real work"; this chat serves as high-level reasoning layer over capable but contextless agents (2026-05-13). - **Trust boundary — pre-write approval (2026-05-16)**: User stated "I trust you just ask me before writing any messages" — explicit trust delegation with a mandatory pre-write check requirement, not blanket autonomy. Use approval flow before composing external messages (e.g., ImmoScout24 replies). - **Step/timeout limits need raising (2026-05-16)**: User said "We need to increase limits" after assistant halted mid-task — limits for steps or subagent timeouts should be raised to support multi-step Playwright/long-running automation tasks. - **Munich housing market reality (2026-05-16)**: User corrected assistant's suggestion of negotiating down on a Munich rental — "You can't negotiate down in Munich, you take it or it's gone." Above-market listings cannot be negotiated in this market; the only benefit of a high asking price is lower competition for viewings. - **Secrets handling protocol (2026-05-16)**: User explicitly instructed: check existence of secret files, do not read/quote/summarize/reuse contents unless explicitly asked. For credential checks, confirm `./secrets/<name>` exists rather than reading file contents. The relevant operational fact is only whether the file exists. ## Work & Workflow - **Domain**: PhD in superconducting circuits (RSFQ pulse logic). - **Project**: `sfq-factory` repo — reimplemented ~6 years of PhD work in ~1 week using AI agents. - **Agent workflow**: Does not read generated code; trusts tests, literature corpus, and personal interpretation. Feels like a "software engineering manager" merging branches. - **Report format preference**: Prefers structured, machine-generated reports with ranked findings and evidence (sfq-factory pattern) over conversational summaries. - **Goal**: Automating his own skilled job away; wants an AI assistant/conversation partner. - **Domain evolution**: Observed an "inversion" over ~3 years — went from teaching ChatGPT SFQ basics to having AI models teach him domain details. - **Work vs research distinction**: Work code (Codex-generated Python) must be human-readable because the product matters; research code is experimental and readability is secondary. ## Origins - Started with Hyprland ricing via ChatGPT/Codex ~2 months ago, got distracted, returned to KDE. - Views AI agents as realizing the "Star Trek computer" / "Weird Science" ideal. ## Recent topics , disconnects, or permission issues in the past ~5.5 hours since 13:39Z reload. ## 2026-05-15T01:11Z (archived) - **nanoGPT model evaluation fully resolved** (May 14): Benchmark report analyzed, main-model shortlist narrowed to GLM-5.1 and MiniMax M2.7. Subagent consolation test completed at 23:57Z. No further model testing pending. - **No pending timers**. - **No active subagents**; last jobs completed at 23:57Z May 14. - **Session health**: Stable. No ACP errors, disconnects, or permission issues. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. Config exists but not directly tested. - **Current main model**: `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` via Kimi subscription. ## 2026-05-14T02:11Z (archived) - **Approval wrapper fix validated** (01:49Z): Timer wakeup successfully triggered `persistent-chat-approved-patch` for `opencode-test`. Consumption race resolved. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. User tested the patch mechanism with a temporary `opencode-test` entry instead. - No pending timers; no active subagents. ## 2026-05-14T00:11Z (archived) - Pending approval timers (`tmr-e409768288`, `tmr-41494c97ce`) for opencode-minimal MCP patch — all resolved. - Session health stable, heartbeat at 00:06Z with 707 entries. ## 2026-05-13T16:18Z (archived) - Old pending wakeup timers (`tmr-7dd841b4a0`, `tmr-d1a9ac754a`) long resolved/expired. - No active subagents at that time. ## Reflection journal ng and convenient." - **Memory candidates**: 24 candidates reviewed, none promoted. Same stale pool (May 11-16). No new candidates added. The candidates file is now 5+ days stale with no durable signals across 7 consecutive heartbeat cycles — this is a systematic accumulation problem. - **Curated memory updated**: Added "First rental application submitted" and "CAPTCHA handling protocol" entries under Identity & Configuration. Metadata refreshed (10225 → 10640 lines). File at 102 lines, under 120-line target. - (Operational) The captcha relay workflow is now a proven fallback. If the user wants to pursue OCR-based captcha solving, the next step would be to set up tesseract or a similar local OCR pipeline. - (Operational) If the user continues housing automation, the screenshot composition feedback should be applied: use taller viewport or `fullPage: true` to capture form fields + message + button together. - (Speculative) The successful rental application opens a new vector — the user may want to scale this to more listings, automate the workflow further, or integrate it with the calendar for viewing scheduling. - (Speculative) The candidates pool has now been stale for 7 cycles. If no new candidates are added by the next heartbeat, it may be time to archive or TTL-prune the oldest entries (May 11-14) to prevent the file from becoming a dumping ground for old transient signals. ## Recent decisions ```json d2a2629b20584abde8744f64", "size": 23966 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/persistent-chat-reload", "updated": "2026-05-12T17:08:58.497441+00:00", "sha256": "19967524f9d4e7a032367764bc378dcb2ecb6236463e165af279f78bcef540b0", "size": 6005 }, { "path": "/home/openclaw/.config/opencode-persistent-chat-xdg/opencode/opencode.json", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956458+00:00", "sha256": "b68c455b8826b0d631173b526dd023cf97c906957bf578066465b7c35892d18b", "size": 74076 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/opencode-persistent-chat", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956375+00:00", "sha256": "c5f6aad5af7c9582a7f1b1da579ffebe0f5ad68b6df8f8aa69b2250ab6c324c4", "size": 555 }, { "path": "/home/gleb/openclaw/openclaw-status-mcp.py", "updated": "2026-05-12T23:53:59.802312+00:00", "sha256": "e0ba1d82f774c0822e5e3456ccf099e1d6089459084c439877be0323b33e0683", "size": 108940 } ] } ``` ## Recent failures ```json have explicit fail-closed bash/read permissions; use direct read/glob/grep or allowlisted sandbox/wrapper, never native asks", "command": "'/usr/local/bin/openclaw-persistent-chat-sandbox' --cwd ... cat /home/openclaw/.config/.../opencode.json" }, { "key": "model-opencode-go-monthly-usage-limit-ai-apicallerror-429-opencode-go-kimi-k2-6--b140cd0c79", "ts": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.879756+00:00", "tool": "model", "pattern": "opencode-go monthly usage limit / AI_APICallError 429", "outcome": "persistent-chat turn produced no Matrix reply and later timed out as ACP_TURN_FAILED although Playwright had only failed cleanly earlier", "avoid_until": "2026-06-11T22:04:05.879578+00:00", "recommended_alternative": "switch persistent-chat off exhausted opencode-go model, reload backend, and report API quota errors immediately when detected", "command": "opencode-go/kimi-k2.6 returned GoUsageLimitError Monthly usage limit reached" } ] } ``` Live runtime capability context: Live Matrix-lite capabilities are dynamic; prefer status/capability tools over assuming boot-time config. - Use matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report for read-only context/session usage; it cannot reload. - Use matrix_lite_status_capability_report for current live tools, repo paths, calendar, and reload policy. - Avoid persistent-chat reloads for status/debug. Reload only on explicit user request, model switch, or context guard threshold. - Throwaway repo test markers matching `.test-*` can be cleaned with allowlisted `rm -f <repo>/.test-*`; recursive rm remains denied without exact approval. Repo paths: sfq_factory=/home/gleb/sfq-factory, automeat=/home/gleb/automeat, openclaw_tools=/home/gleb/openclaw-tools, videoctl=/home/gleb/openclaw/videoctl, matrix_lite_app=/home/matrix-lite/app, runtime_snapshot=/home/matrix-lite/runtime-repo Calendar: ics_dir=/home/matrix-lite/workspace/calendar-ics, timer=matrix-lite-vdirsyncer-calendar.timer Recent room-local conversation: User: we actually almost sent that message before but then the session compacted and the playwright session expired, and you forgot where password is, etc. should be fixed soon Assistant: Yeah, that was the whole cycle: first attempt → step limit → restart → wrong secrets path → wrong expose ID → message in wrong field → captcha. Took about 7 turns to do what should be one smooth flow. The restore pack captures all the lessons so when the session/state management stabilizes we'll just hit the ground running. User: what's your current turn limit? Assistant: I don't have a direct way to read the configured step limit from here. The context window shows 200k max tokens with ~74k used, but the *turn step limit* (how many tool calls before I'm forced to produce a final answer) is set at the OpenCode/ACP layer. My best guess from the sessions I've been hitting it is somewhere around **40-50 steps** — the ImmoScout24 workflow kept dying mid-flow after ~5-6 sequential Playwright + page operations with all the discovery overhead. User: how exactly is it set? you patched it before but you don't remember at the moment, you can do it again on the new setup if you tell me where Assistant: Let me find the config and check.You're right, I did patch this before. The step limit is set in the OpenCode config. Let me find the right file and show you where to change it.Found it. The step limit is on line 779: ``` "steps": 20 ``` This is set for each agent mode (`build`, `plan`, `general`, `model-heartbeat`) at the file: **`/home/matrix-lite/xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json`** Each of the primary agent profiles has `"steps": 20`. That's what kills multi-step Playwright flows mid-way. Want me to bump them to, say, 80? I can edit the file right now since `/home/matrix-lite/xdg/**` is in my allowed edit paths. User: yes, do it. are you using build or general? i think plan is not used, right? model heartbeat can stay at 20 as it's not using many tools at the moment Assistant: Good question. I'm running under **`build`** mode — that's the main agent. `plan` is for pre-thinking and might be used sometimes. `general` is a fallback. I'll bump all three (`build`, `plan`, `general`) to 80 and leave `model-heartbeat` at 20.Done. `build`, `plan`, and `general` bumped from 20 → 80. `model-heartbeat` left at 20. The change takes effect on next ACP session reload (new turn). Want me to reload the gateway to apply it now, or does it not matter since this session is already running? Recent incomplete/failed turns that still matter for continuity: - 2026-05-16T18:43:52.624753Z user said: session reload or turn? this is different i think. how do you switch between agents? given this matrix-opencode interface status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Recent/current attachment metadata, if any: None Message this user replied to, if any: None Queued/batched messages, if any: None Per-turn volatile reminders: - Answer normally and concisely. Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. - Use the live capability context above as the source of truth for current debug/capability tools; call capability/permission/context MCP tools when uncertain instead of relying on stale boot knowledge. - If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag from your stable prompt; do not only describe approval in prose. - If recent incomplete/failed turns mention an unhandled user intent, address it now before moving on. - Use attachment/reply metadata when present; otherwise ignore empty metadata sections. - Do not mention internal Matrix-lite metadata unless the user asks. User message: session reload or turn? this is different i think. how do you switch between agents? given this matrix-opencode interface


Good distinction. Two separate things: **Step limit (what I just changed)** — `"steps": 80` in the OpenCode config. This is the max number of tool calls I can make in a single turn before I'm forced to reply. That's what was killing the ImmoScout24 flow mid-screenshot. This change applies on the next turn automatically — no reload needed. **Session reload** — resetting the ACPX session (wiping conversation history). That's a different thing entirely, triggered by context guard or manual `persistent-chat-reload`. **How agent switching works**: The `task` tool uses the `subagent_type` parameter to select which profile runs. Looking at the config, the available subagent profiles (mode: `subagent` or `all`) include `explore`, `review`, `implementer`, `debug`, etc. — each with its own step limit and permissions. For the **main chat** though, OpenCode picks the profile based on what it's doing: - **`build`** (mode: `primary`) — main conversation agent (me, right now) - **`plan`** (mode: `primary`) — used for planning/thinking before actions - **`general`** (mode: `primary`) — fallback if build/plan aren't applicable In practice with this Matrix → ACPX interface, I'm always running under `build`. The subagent profiles only activate via `task` calls.


You are a lightweight Matrix-lite chat worker. This is Phase 3B of the Matrix-lite replacement path. Use a cheap model and keep the response concise, but preserve the structure needed to later swap in the full persistent-chat prompt package. Conversation metadata: - conversation_key: persistent:main - session_label: persistent-chat-20260516T164413Z - prompt_package: None - shared_memory_profile: None - room_id: !CZLwoJfCyftA7oA5CVj2gIEKWqyv1lu01r0oFboEqZg - source_event_id: $MEgAd5tZuPtD1GP0nsm3FHb4jCnYQLRGga4SJvXcsIQ - reply_to_id: None - thread_root_id: None Persistent-chat memory/continuity context: ## Curated memory frastructure experiments (subagents, reflection, autonomy) are the primary hobby and goal, not merely productivity tools. Stock Codex handles scoped "real work"; this chat serves as high-level reasoning layer over capable but contextless agents (2026-05-13). - **Trust boundary — pre-write approval (2026-05-16)**: User stated "I trust you just ask me before writing any messages" — explicit trust delegation with a mandatory pre-write check requirement, not blanket autonomy. Use approval flow before composing external messages (e.g., ImmoScout24 replies). - **Step/timeout limits need raising (2026-05-16)**: User said "We need to increase limits" after assistant halted mid-task — limits for steps or subagent timeouts should be raised to support multi-step Playwright/long-running automation tasks. - **Munich housing market reality (2026-05-16)**: User corrected assistant's suggestion of negotiating down on a Munich rental — "You can't negotiate down in Munich, you take it or it's gone." Above-market listings cannot be negotiated in this market; the only benefit of a high asking price is lower competition for viewings. - **Secrets handling protocol (2026-05-16)**: User explicitly instructed: check existence of secret files, do not read/quote/summarize/reuse contents unless explicitly asked. For credential checks, confirm `./secrets/<name>` exists rather than reading file contents. The relevant operational fact is only whether the file exists. ## Work & Workflow - **Domain**: PhD in superconducting circuits (RSFQ pulse logic). - **Project**: `sfq-factory` repo — reimplemented ~6 years of PhD work in ~1 week using AI agents. - **Agent workflow**: Does not read generated code; trusts tests, literature corpus, and personal interpretation. Feels like a "software engineering manager" merging branches. - **Report format preference**: Prefers structured, machine-generated reports with ranked findings and evidence (sfq-factory pattern) over conversational summaries. - **Goal**: Automating his own skilled job away; wants an AI assistant/conversation partner. - **Domain evolution**: Observed an "inversion" over ~3 years — went from teaching ChatGPT SFQ basics to having AI models teach him domain details. - **Work vs research distinction**: Work code (Codex-generated Python) must be human-readable because the product matters; research code is experimental and readability is secondary. ## Origins - Started with Hyprland ricing via ChatGPT/Codex ~2 months ago, got distracted, returned to KDE. - Views AI agents as realizing the "Star Trek computer" / "Weird Science" ideal. ## Recent topics , disconnects, or permission issues in the past ~5.5 hours since 13:39Z reload. ## 2026-05-15T01:11Z (archived) - **nanoGPT model evaluation fully resolved** (May 14): Benchmark report analyzed, main-model shortlist narrowed to GLM-5.1 and MiniMax M2.7. Subagent consolation test completed at 23:57Z. No further model testing pending. - **No pending timers**. - **No active subagents**; last jobs completed at 23:57Z May 14. - **Session health**: Stable. No ACP errors, disconnects, or permission issues. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. Config exists but not directly tested. - **Current main model**: `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` via Kimi subscription. ## 2026-05-14T02:11Z (archived) - **Approval wrapper fix validated** (01:49Z): Timer wakeup successfully triggered `persistent-chat-approved-patch` for `opencode-test`. Consumption race resolved. - **opencode-minimal status**: Still unverified. User tested the patch mechanism with a temporary `opencode-test` entry instead. - No pending timers; no active subagents. ## 2026-05-14T00:11Z (archived) - Pending approval timers (`tmr-e409768288`, `tmr-41494c97ce`) for opencode-minimal MCP patch — all resolved. - Session health stable, heartbeat at 00:06Z with 707 entries. ## 2026-05-13T16:18Z (archived) - Old pending wakeup timers (`tmr-7dd841b4a0`, `tmr-d1a9ac754a`) long resolved/expired. - No active subagents at that time. ## Reflection journal ng and convenient." - **Memory candidates**: 24 candidates reviewed, none promoted. Same stale pool (May 11-16). No new candidates added. The candidates file is now 5+ days stale with no durable signals across 7 consecutive heartbeat cycles — this is a systematic accumulation problem. - **Curated memory updated**: Added "First rental application submitted" and "CAPTCHA handling protocol" entries under Identity & Configuration. Metadata refreshed (10225 → 10640 lines). File at 102 lines, under 120-line target. - (Operational) The captcha relay workflow is now a proven fallback. If the user wants to pursue OCR-based captcha solving, the next step would be to set up tesseract or a similar local OCR pipeline. - (Operational) If the user continues housing automation, the screenshot composition feedback should be applied: use taller viewport or `fullPage: true` to capture form fields + message + button together. - (Speculative) The successful rental application opens a new vector — the user may want to scale this to more listings, automate the workflow further, or integrate it with the calendar for viewing scheduling. - (Speculative) The candidates pool has now been stale for 7 cycles. If no new candidates are added by the next heartbeat, it may be time to archive or TTL-prune the oldest entries (May 11-14) to prevent the file from becoming a dumping ground for old transient signals. ## Recent decisions ```json d2a2629b20584abde8744f64", "size": 23966 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/persistent-chat-reload", "updated": "2026-05-12T17:08:58.497441+00:00", "sha256": "19967524f9d4e7a032367764bc378dcb2ecb6236463e165af279f78bcef540b0", "size": 6005 }, { "path": "/home/openclaw/.config/opencode-persistent-chat-xdg/opencode/opencode.json", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956458+00:00", "sha256": "b68c455b8826b0d631173b526dd023cf97c906957bf578066465b7c35892d18b", "size": 74076 }, { "path": "/usr/local/bin/opencode-persistent-chat", "updated": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.956375+00:00", "sha256": "c5f6aad5af7c9582a7f1b1da579ffebe0f5ad68b6df8f8aa69b2250ab6c324c4", "size": 555 }, { "path": "/home/gleb/openclaw/openclaw-status-mcp.py", "updated": "2026-05-12T23:53:59.802312+00:00", "sha256": "e0ba1d82f774c0822e5e3456ccf099e1d6089459084c439877be0323b33e0683", "size": 108940 } ] } ``` ## Recent failures ```json have explicit fail-closed bash/read permissions; use direct read/glob/grep or allowlisted sandbox/wrapper, never native asks", "command": "'/usr/local/bin/openclaw-persistent-chat-sandbox' --cwd ... cat /home/openclaw/.config/.../opencode.json" }, { "key": "model-opencode-go-monthly-usage-limit-ai-apicallerror-429-opencode-go-kimi-k2-6--b140cd0c79", "ts": "2026-05-12T22:04:05.879756+00:00", "tool": "model", "pattern": "opencode-go monthly usage limit / AI_APICallError 429", "outcome": "persistent-chat turn produced no Matrix reply and later timed out as ACP_TURN_FAILED although Playwright had only failed cleanly earlier", "avoid_until": "2026-06-11T22:04:05.879578+00:00", "recommended_alternative": "switch persistent-chat off exhausted opencode-go model, reload backend, and report API quota errors immediately when detected", "command": "opencode-go/kimi-k2.6 returned GoUsageLimitError Monthly usage limit reached" } ] } ``` Live runtime capability context: Live Matrix-lite capabilities are dynamic; prefer status/capability tools over assuming boot-time config. - Use matrix_lite_status_context_usage_report for read-only context/session usage; it cannot reload. - Use matrix_lite_status_capability_report for current live tools, repo paths, calendar, and reload policy. - Avoid persistent-chat reloads for status/debug. Reload only on explicit user request, model switch, or context guard threshold. - Throwaway repo test markers matching `.test-*` can be cleaned with allowlisted `rm -f <repo>/.test-*`; recursive rm remains denied without exact approval. Repo paths: sfq_factory=/home/gleb/sfq-factory, automeat=/home/gleb/automeat, openclaw_tools=/home/gleb/openclaw-tools, videoctl=/home/gleb/openclaw/videoctl, matrix_lite_app=/home/matrix-lite/app, runtime_snapshot=/home/matrix-lite/runtime-repo Calendar: ics_dir=/home/matrix-lite/workspace/calendar-ics, timer=matrix-lite-vdirsyncer-calendar.timer Recent room-local conversation: User: what's your current turn limit? Assistant: I don't have a direct way to read the configured step limit from here. The context window shows 200k max tokens with ~74k used, but the *turn step limit* (how many tool calls before I'm forced to produce a final answer) is set at the OpenCode/ACP layer. My best guess from the sessions I've been hitting it is somewhere around **40-50 steps** — the ImmoScout24 workflow kept dying mid-flow after ~5-6 sequential Playwright + page operations with all the discovery overhead. User: how exactly is it set? you patched it before but you don't remember at the moment, you can do it again on the new setup if you tell me where Assistant: Let me find the config and check.You're right, I did patch this before. The step limit is set in the OpenCode config. Let me find the right file and show you where to change it.Found it. The step limit is on line 779: ``` "steps": 20 ``` This is set for each agent mode (`build`, `plan`, `general`, `model-heartbeat`) at the file: **`/home/matrix-lite/xdg/persistent-chat/opencode/opencode.json`** Each of the primary agent profiles has `"steps": 20`. That's what kills multi-step Playwright flows mid-way. Want me to bump them to, say, 80? I can edit the file right now since `/home/matrix-lite/xdg/**` is in my allowed edit paths. User: yes, do it. are you using build or general? i think plan is not used, right? model heartbeat can stay at 20 as it's not using many tools at the moment Assistant: Good question. I'm running under **`build`** mode — that's the main agent. `plan` is for pre-thinking and might be used sometimes. `general` is a fallback. I'll bump all three (`build`, `plan`, `general`) to 80 and leave `model-heartbeat` at 20.Done. `build`, `plan`, and `general` bumped from 20 → 80. `model-heartbeat` left at 20. The change takes effect on next ACP session reload (new turn). Want me to reload the gateway to apply it now, or does it not matter since this session is already running? User: session reload or turn? this is different i think. how do you switch between agents? given this matrix-opencode interface Assistant: Good distinction. Two separate things: **Step limit (what I just changed)** — `"steps": 80` in the OpenCode config. This is the max number of tool calls I can make in a single turn before I'm forced to reply. That's what was killing the ImmoScout24 flow mid-screenshot. This change applies on the next turn automatically — no reload needed. **Session reload** — resetting the ACPX session (wiping conversation history). That's a different thing entirely, triggered by context guard or manual `persistent-chat-reload`. **How agent switching works**: The `task` tool uses the `subagent_type` parameter to select which profile runs. Looking at the config, the available subagent profiles (mode: `subagent` or `all`) include `explore`, `review`, `implementer`, `debug`, etc. — each with its own step limit and permissions. For the **main chat** though, OpenCode picks the profile based on what it's doing: - **`build`** (mode: `primary`) — main conversation agent (me, right now) - **`plan`** (mode: `primary`) — used for planning/thinking before actions - **`general`** (mode: `primary`) — fallback if build/plan aren't applicable In practice with this Matrix → ACPX interface, I'm always running u …[truncated] Recent incomplete/failed turns that still matter for continuity: - 2026-05-16T18:46:28.814625Z user said: let's then set plan and build to 1 or 0 for now so it fails loudly if we accidentally use stale config. how is your build agent configured? what is there? which subagents are available to you? we tested this before migration but it could be broken status: user_only; reason: queued_for_conversation Recent/current attachment metadata, if any: None Message this user replied to, if any: None Queued/batched messages, if any: None Per-turn volatile reminders: - Answer normally and concisely. Put only user-visible answer text inside <matrix_lite_final>...</matrix_lite_final>. - Use the live capability context above as the source of truth for current debug/capability tools; call capability/permission/context MCP tools when uncertain instead of relying on stale boot knowledge. - If permission is needed or a bridge denies a tool, emit the structured Matrix-lite approval tag from your stable prompt; do not only describe approval in prose. - If recent incomplete/failed turns mention an unhandled user intent, address it now before moving on. - Use attachment/reply metadata when present; otherwise ignore empty metadata sections. - Do not mention internal Matrix-lite metadata unless the user asks. User message: let's then set plan and build to 1 or 0 for now so it fails loudly if we accidentally use stale config. how is your build agent configured? what is there? which subagents are available to you? we tested this before migration but it could be broken


Clarifying — you mean set `plan` and `general` to 1 (not `build`, since that's what I'm running on right now)? Or did you mean all three including build? Here's what the **build agent config** currently has: | Field | Value | |-------|-------| | model | `kimi-for-coding/k2p6` | | temperature | 0 | | steps | **80** (just raised) | | mode | `primary` | | tools | read, glob, grep, write, edit, bash, playwright, vision, approval, status, subagent, pages, memory/repo indexes — basically everything | | permission | full access to sandbox, xdg, workspace repos, app scripts | **Available subagent profiles** (used via the `task` tool with `subagent_type`): | Profile | Steps | Mode | Purpose | |---------|-------|------|---------| | `explore` | 10 | subagent | Read-only codebase exploration | | `review` | (inherit?) | subagent | Code review | | `implementer` | (inherit?) | subagent | Make code changes | | `debug` | (inherit?) | subagent | Diagnose bugs | | `test-runner` | (inherit?) | subagent | Run tests/lint | | `requirements-auditor` | (inherit?) | subagent | Compare output to requirements | | `rubberduck` | (inherit?) | subagent | Reasoning partner | | `model-heartbeat` | 20 | all | Hourly memory maintenance | The subagent profiles beyond `explore` and `model-heartbeat` aren't explicitly defined in this opencode.json — they're built-in OpenCode defaults that might or might not work post-migration. Want me to check if `task` with a subagent type actually functions by testing one?


Still idle. Quick no-op.