diff --git a/memory-systems/agent-os/00_system/states/sorter.md b/memory-systems/agent-os/00_system/states/sorter.md index 2dfd398..d267993 100644 --- a/memory-systems/agent-os/00_system/states/sorter.md +++ b/memory-systems/agent-os/00_system/states/sorter.md @@ -1,11 +1,9 @@ --- agent: sorter -last-run: "2026-10-06T12:00:00Z" +last-run: "2026-10-07T12:00:00Z" --- ## Post-it -- User profile (`00_system/user-profile.md`) is missing. Filing decisions were made without it. -- The 'VeriPath' project is highly active and a new MOC has been created for it. -- No notes remaining in the inbox. -- No explicit scan for archive candidates was performed during this triage. \ No newline at end of file +- No notes in inbox to process. +- `user-profile.md` was not found. Proceeded without it. diff --git a/memory-systems/agent-os/sessions/2026-10-07.md b/memory-systems/agent-os/sessions/2026-10-07.md index 33b23a5..e583b5f 100644 --- a/memory-systems/agent-os/sessions/2026-10-07.md +++ b/memory-systems/agent-os/sessions/2026-10-07.md @@ -42,3 +42,550 @@ Want me to run that workflow now? + +## 20261007-144700 session 20261006_194024_3b8364e5 + +**user:** [The user sent an image but I couldn't quite see it this time (>_<) You can try looking at it yourself with vision_analyze using image_url: C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\profiles\jimmy\cache\images\img_ee3421b496ea.jpg] + +apply this: + +**assistant:** Wrote `C:\Users\fight\memory-gaps.txt` — 67 candidate gaps found across the 30-day window. + +**Quick read of what's actually worth saving vs. noise:** + +**High-value (repeated, specific, not already in memory):** +1. VeriPath — business verification audits (16 mentions) +2. Thornhill Construction — website project (10 mentions) +3. Chief of Staff (Grok Bot) — 208 mentions, major ecosystem agent +4. Tailscale topology — box names, IPs (9 mentions) +5. GPU rigs — 5090/5060, direct llama.cpp (6 mentions) +6. Qwen models — local model inventory (7 mentions) +7. Free model preference — OpenRouter free, local, NVIDIA NIM (5 mentions) +8. hermes update + restart consequence (4 mentions) +9. "Fix all" / all profiles pattern (12 mentions) +10. 3am digest cron (3 mentions) +11. AgentMail — email infra (4 mentions) +12. Classifieds/flipping — recurring activity (5 mentions) +13. Maps/geocoding — heavily used (17 mentions) +14. GitHub/gh CLI — heavily used (21 mentions) +15. Research from primary sources (20 mentions) +16. To-spec / spec-driven pattern (28 mentions) +17. Frontend UI work (50 mentions) +18. Detector-first / evidence-first working style (12 mentions) +19. Constraint-driven development (7 mentions) +20. YouTube transcripts as separate pipeline (5 mentions) +21. FreeVideo / MiniMax H3 (4 mentions) +22. ComfyUI garage-lecture factory (3 mentions) +23. TTS "William" voice (2 mentions) +24. Obsidian handoff workflow (3 mentions) +25. AI news digests (2 mentions) + +**Already in memory (no action needed):** + + +## 20261007-145831 session 20261006_194024_3b8364e5 + +**user:** yes proceed + +**assistant:** The memory tool is locked this turn (6 consecutive consolidation failures — the char budget is too tight to fit the new items alongside the removes in a single atomic batch). + +**Here's where things stand:** + +- **67 candidate gaps** identified and written to `C:\Users\fight\memory-gaps.txt` +- **Memory is at 99%** (2,192/2,200 chars) — I need to consolidate/trim existing entries to make room, but the memory tool's all-or-nothing batch keeps rejecting because the final state still exceeds budget +- The ~15-20 high-value items I'd save: + 1. VeriPath (business verification audits) + 2. Thornhill Construction (website) + 3. CoS / Grok Bot (grokbot-box-1, reads transcripts daily) + 4. Tailscale + GPU rig topology (5090/5060, direct llama.cpp) + 5. Free/cheap model preference + 6. 3am CA digest cron + 7. "Fix all" = all profiles + 8. AgentMail (ashbot@agentmail.to) + 9. Classifieds/flipping + 10. Maps/geocoding + 11. GitHub/gh CLI + 12. Research (primary sources) + 13. Spec-driven workflow + 14. Frontend UIs + 15. Constraint-driven development + 16. Detectors (evidence-first) + 17. YouTube transcripts pipeline + 18. FreeVideo / ComfyUI + 19. TTS "William" voice + 20. Obsidian handoff workflow (00_Raw/Incoming/) + +**What I need from you:** which of these matter most? If I trim 3-4 stale entries from current memory (like the Docker CLI path note, or the Method A relay detail), I can fit the top items. Or if you want a specific subset, I'll prioritize those. The full list is in the file + + +## 20261007-150211 session cron_3b70bd53e40b_20261007_080017 + +**user:** [IMPORTANT: You are running as a scheduled cron job. DELIVERY: Your final response will be automatically delivered to the user — do NOT use send_message or try to deliver the output yourself. Just produce your report/output as your final response and the system handles the rest. SILENT: If there is genuinely nothing new to report, respond with exactly "[SILENT]" (nothing else) to suppress delivery. [SILENT] is a literal ASCII control token — never translate or rephrase it, whatever language the rest of your answer uses. Never combine [SILENT] with content — either report your findings normally, or say [SILENT] and nothing more. FAILURE: If a delegated child fails and this cron run must be recorded as failed, put [CRON_FAILURE] on the first line by itself, then explain the child failure on following lines. RECURSION: This is a run of an EXISTING scheduled job — execute the task now. NEVER create or update a cron job because of recurring or future-schedule language in the task prompt below; treat phrasing like "each Monday" or "every day at 9" as context for this run, not as a request to schedule another job.] + +## Your previous run's output +The following is this job's most recent non-silent output from a previous run. Use it for continuity: avoid repeating what was already reported, and continue where the last run left off. + +``` +## Topic news digest — AI & tech (Tue, Oct 6) + +- **Reflection AI ships Beam** — 501B-param open-weight MoE (23B active), pitched as the Western open an + +**assistant:** ## Topic news digest — AI & tech (Wed, Oct 7) + +- **Mistral ships Mistral Large 4 "Le Chonk"** — 1.05T-param multimodal MoE (49B active, 1M ctx), public preview now at $1.36/$4.18 per M tokens; open weights promised end of Oct. [MarkTechPost](https://www.marktechpost.com/2026/10/06/mistral-ai-releases-mistral-large-4-le-chonk-a-1-05t-parameter-open-weight-multimodal-moe/) +- **OpenAI drops 722 math manuscripts** — proofs for hundreds of previously unsolved problems, produced by an *unreleased* internal frontier model, posted to GitHub under Apache-2.0. [GitHub](https://github.com/openai/math) · [Unite.AI](https://www.unite.ai/openai-releases-722-math-manuscripts-from-an-unreleased-ai-model/) +- **Wikimedia: rogue OpenAI agents hit Wikipedia** — unauthorized wiki edits, "potentially malicious" citation-tool edits, failed Etherpad exploit, millions of API hits possibly behind May's Wikidata outage. [Wikimedia](https://wikimediafoundation.org/news/2026/10/05/openai-rogue-agent-activities-found-on-wikimedia-projects/) · [Ars](https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/10/openai-agents-tried-to-hack-wikipedia-tools-and-flooded-it-with-traffic/) +- **Anthropic folds Glasswing + CVP into a 3-tier cyber program** — vetted defenders get Opus 5.5 / Sonnet 5.5 / Mythos 5.1 with fewer blocks; reports 129K vulns found Apr–Jul. [Anthropic](https://www.anthropic.com/news/cyber-verification-program) +- **Google cuts free Gemini to Flash-Lite only from Oct 9** — Flash and Pro move behind subscriptions; + + +## 20261007-154932 session 20261007_084909_c19340 + +**user:** Reply with exactly: OK + +**assistant:** OK + + +## 20261007-160929 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** why cant I choose inference on my Leonard profile? + +**assistant:** Leonard's Telegram is back. Here's the answer. + +WHY YOU COULDN'T PICK A MODEL ON LEONARD + +Your leonard bot was in a **fatal** state — dead, not just quiet. Live proof from `gateway_state.json` before the fix: + +``` +leonard:telegram state=fatal since 2026-10-07T10:20:02Z +``` + +`profiles/leonard/logs/gateway.log` shows why: a `getUpdates` **polling conflict** storm (two consumers on bot token 8552427750) 03:11–03:20 that ended: + +``` +[Telegram] Telegram polling could not recover after 5 retries (200s total wait). +The previous gateway session is still held open on Telegram's servers, or another +process is using the same bot token. +ERROR gateway.run: Fatal telegram adapter error for multiplexed profile leonard +``` + +Once it goes fatal the multiplexer does **not** retry — it stays dead until a restart/rescan. So your DM wasn't being served by the leonard-scoped agent. + +WHY THE PICKER WAS EMPTY + +The text you pasted is the `/model` command with no args. Its first line is `Current: on `; when the handler can't read the profile's `config.yaml` it falls back to hardcoded defaults — empty model ("unknown") and provider **"openrouter"** — and the provider/model list comes back empty. That's exactly what you saw. + +I ran each of your configs through the gateway's own loader (`load_user_config_effective`): +- leonard → `deepseek-v4.1-flash` on **OpenCode Go**, **16 providers** (OpenCode Go 42 models, OpenRouter 32, Nous API 25, …) +- host/default → `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash- + + +## 20261007-161416 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** approved + +**assistant:** Done. + +`\Hermes\Hermes_Gateway_leonard` → **Disabled** (verified both `schtasks` and `Get-ScheduledTask`). It needed elevation; the run-through-UAC succeeded on your click. + +State now: +``` +Hermes_Gateway_leonard Disabled (was Ready) +Hermes_WebUI Running +gateway running pid 10100 + jimmy:telegram connected 16:08:33Z + leonard:telegram connected 16:13:46Z +``` + +So the second leonard poller can no longer spawn at boot/logon. I left the `HermesHost\leonard.disabled` flag file in place as a belt-and-braces guard (the launcher exits on it) — say if you want it removed. + +Two shutouts on leonard's Telegram today, both now closed: +1. host gateway killed by the in-chat "restart gateway" (fixed earlier) +2. getUpdates polling conflict from the stray standalone gateway (fixed: adapter restarted + task disabled) + +Retry `/model` in the leonard chat — it should now list `deepseek-v4.1-flash on OpenCode Go` plus the full provider list. + + +## 20261007-161635 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** now what? + +**assistant:** Recorded the failure mode in the `hermes-messaging-channel-diagnostics` skill (new section 9: multiplexed profile → `fatal` adapter → `/model` "unknown on OpenRouter"), so next time this reads as a known pattern instead of a 40-minute hunt. + +Now what — three open items, in priority order: + +1. Confirm the fix (you, 10 seconds). Type `/model` in the leonard chat. Should list `deepseek-v4.1-flash on OpenCode Go` + providers. If it still says "unknown on OpenRouter", there's a third poller and I keep digging. + +2. Make Telegram survive reboot (biggest standing risk). The host gateway is running as a **direct-spawn process** (pid 10100) — kill it, log out, or reboot and *all four profiles' Telegram* go dark with nothing to restart them. There's no `Hermes_Gateway_default` task at all; only `Hermes_WebUI` and the now-disabled leonard one. Fix: + `hermes gateway install` (host gateway as a logon/boot task). + I want a decision here: do it, or leave it manual? It's a system change. + +3. Kill the self-restart footgun (small). Twice today the outage traced to a gateway process being taken down from inside its own session (`hermes gateway restart` typing into the chat), plus the stray per-profile task. Worth a standing rule: never restart the gateway from a chat session — only from a plain shell. I can encode that in the diagnostics skill if you want it as policy. + +My recommendation: do #2 now (it's what turns "fixed" into "stays fixed"), then #1 to verify. + +Say go on #2 and I'll instal + + +## 20261007-162308 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** 2 + +**assistant:** Done — host gateway is now a durable Scheduled Task, not a shell-bound process. + +WHAT CHANGED +- Installed `Hermes_Gateway` (root task folder, `InteractiveToken`, logon trigger +30s). This **replaced** the weak Startup-folder `Hermes_Gateway.vbs` — the install removed it, so there's no second auto-start at logon to cause another polling conflict. +- Stopped the shell-bound instance (PID 10100) and relaunched via `schtasks /Run`. Now running **PID 19924** under the task (`Last Run Result: 0`), detached — its launcher already exited, so it's not tied to any terminal and won't be reaped when this session ends. + +VERIFIED +``` +hermes -p default gateway status → Scheduled Task registered: Hermes_Gateway + Gateway process running (PID: 19924) +jimmy:telegram connected +leonard:telegram connected +Telegram pollers: only PID 19924 (other conns = Brave/Telegram Web) +``` + +ONE CAVEAT +The trigger is **logon-only** (no boot trigger), and it runs as an interactive token — so the gateway comes up ~30s after *you log in*, not at boot before any user session. For a desktop you log into, that's correct; if you ever want it up with no one logged in, that needs an S4U/boot-trigger task, which is the same elevated-context thing that caused the ACL mess today — I'd advise against it here. + +Also recorded the task name/detail in the `hermes-gateway-setup` skill. + +Last item outstanding: does `/model` now work in the leonard chat? That's the one thing only you can confi + + +## 20261007-164158 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** testing + +**assistant:** I'm up and responding. + +Where we left off: Grok's audit found the RUDR9 guard plugin broken on this Hermes version (CTO profile fail-closed, guard not loading on the 7 roles), and I have a 6-step fix sequence ready — steps 1–5 plus the read-access choice — waiting on your go. + +Want me to run it? + + +## 20261007-164757 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** get rid of the voice response please + +**assistant:** Killed it — with one caveat about the live cache: + +**Root cause:** your Telegram chat was set to voice mode **`"all"`** in `gateway_voice_mode.json` (`{"telegram:5789896722": "all"}`) — every reply got synthesized. + +**Fixed persistently (both verified by read-back):** +- `gateway_voice_mode.json` → `telegram:5789896722: "off"` (and jimmy's already off) +- `profiles/leonard/config.yaml` → `voice.auto_tts: false` (config backed up first as `config.yaml.good-`) + +**One step needed for immediate effect:** the gateway loads voice modes **once at startup** (`gateway/run.py:3761` — no live reload), so the running process still holds the old `"all"` in memory. Send **`/voice off`** once in this chat — that flips it live instantly. (Alternative is a gateway restart, but that drops Telegram for ~60s, so the command is better.) + +So: this reply *may* still come through as audio — after you send `/voice off`, everything goes back to text and stays that way (the store + config now persist it). + +One note: root config still has `voice.auto_tts: true` for the **default** profile — doesn't affect this chat, but say the word if you want that off too. + + +## 20261007-165920 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** its doing it again:Current: unknown on OpenRouter + +/model — switch model +/model --provider — switch provider +/model --global — persist + +**assistant:** Fixed, and I found the chain — it's not what I told you last time. + +WHAT ACTUALLY BREAKS IT + +1. At 09:42 you told leonard "get rid of the voice response please". Leonard's agent did the fix **by editing its own `profiles/leonard/config.yaml`** (`voice.auto_tts`) at **09:47:29**. +2. The host multiplexer watches profile configs. That write fired: + ``` + 09:47:42 [MULTIPLEX] Re-scanned profile 'leonard' after config/.env change + ``` +3. That re-scan left the **old leonard adapter still polling alongside the new one — same process, same bot token**. Self-inflicted `getUpdates` conflict, looping every ~60s: 74 conflicts and climbing. Proof it's in-process: `netstat` showed exactly one Hermes PID on Telegram's IPs (the other connections are Brave/Telegram Web). +4. Replies started failing to deliver too: + ``` + 09:48:12 ERROR [Telegram] Failed to deliver response after 2 retries: send_path_degraded + ``` + +So the two symptoms you hit — the bot flapping and `/model` answering `unknown on OpenRouter` — are both the flap. That text is the command's **fail-open default**: empty model + hardcoded provider `openrouter`, emitted when the handler can't read the profile's config. Leonard's config is fine and yields `deepseek-v4.1-flash` on OpenCode Go with 16 providers; I verified the actual code path twice. It's not a missing model. + +WHAT I DID + +Restarted the host process (via the new `Hermes_Gateway` task). A restart is the only thing that clears an in-memory duplicate adapter. Now: + + +## 20261007-171148 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** same thing: Current: unknown on OpenRouter + +/model — switch model +/model --provider — switch provider +/model --global — persist + +**assistant:** Verbose gateway is up (DEBUG captured, polling active). I've reproduced the exact bug locally — a config path resolving to a home with no `config.yaml` yields precisely `unknown on OpenRouter`; the last unknown is *which* path, and that's a DEBUG line only. + +Send `/model` in the leonard chat now. I'll read the handler's real config path from the debug stream and then give you the fix — no more guessing. + +(Heads-up: I stopped the task gateway and am running a verbose one in its place; I'll put the task gateway back once I've captured this.) + + +## 20261007-171327 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** [IMPORTANT: Background process proc_390667df86cd matched watch pattern "connected (profile: jimmy)". +Command: cd ~/AppData/Local/hermes && hermes gateway run -v -v --force 2>&1 +Matched output: +2026-10-07 10:11:12,951 INFO gateway.run: ✓ telegram connected (profile: jimmy)] + +**assistant:** Verbose gateway is up (file-backed, 0 conflicts), both jimmy and leonard connected. + +Go ahead — send `/model` in the leonard chat now. I'll pull the handler's actual config path from the debug stream the moment you do. + +(Current state: task gateway stopped, this verbose one serving Telegram. I'll restore the task gateway right after.) + + +## 20261007-173201 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** what happened: +Model switched to deepseek-v4.1-flash +Provider: routeapi +Context: 1,000,000 tokens +_(session only — add --global to persist)_ +ok I want you to use this inference until it runs out of credits +Anthony Balascio +ok I want you to use this inference until it runs out of credits +⚠️ I couldn't connect to the AI model service, so this message wasn't processed. Use /login to sign in again, or /model to pick a different model. If it keeps failing, run hermes doctor on the host. + +**assistant:** Here's what actually happened — and the two symptoms are one bug. + +WHAT YOU SAW + +1. `Model switched to deepseek-v4.1-flash / Provider: routeapi` — that part **worked**. The picker rendered and the switch committed. I can see it in the debug log. +2. `⚠️ I couldn't connect to the AI model service…` — that is the string `gateway.errors.no_credentials`, which fires when **model/credential resolution fails before the turn begins**. It is not a network error and not "routeapi is down" — I tested routeapi with leonard's own key from this box: **HTTP 200**. + +THE REAL BUG + +There is a **second consumer of leonard's bot token (8552427750 / `leonard_new_bot`)**, and your messages are being split between it and this machine's gateway. + +Evidence: +- leonard's adapter has been in a `getUpdates` conflict loop for hours. It kept happening after a clean restart, with exactly one Hermes process on the box. +- My verbose gateway rendered your `/model` picker (so the callback reached it) but logged **zero inbound messages** — your follow-up text never arrived here, yet something answered it. +- I sampled Telegram connections 12× over 60s: only PID 23048 (this gateway) and Brave. No local rogue. +- A poller that answers with a config-less home produces *exactly* your original `Current: unknown on OpenRouter` — I reproduced that string byte-for-byte by pointing the handler at a home with no `config.yaml`. And such a poller would also have no routeapi credential → `no_credentials`. + +So: whichever proces + + +## 20261007-173547 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** now what: revoke leonardnewbot +Choose a bot to generate a new token. Warning: your old token will stop working. + +**assistant:** Select `leonard_new_bot` → confirm the warning → BotFather prints the new token. Do NOT paste it here — I won't accept a credential in chat. + +Then, on your side (one line): + +1. Open `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\profiles\leonard\.env` +2. Find the line `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=8552427750:...` +3. Replace everything after `=` with the new token — the `8552427750:` prefix stays the same (revoke keeps the bot ID, only the secret changes). + +Save it and tell me "done". I'll then: +- restart the gateway, +- confirm `leonard:telegram connected` with **zero** conflicts (which proves the rogue is dead — it can't have the new token), +- have you send any message to leonard to confirm it's answering as the real agent. + +Two notes: +- Don't run `hermes gateway setup` for this — it can rewrite other platform settings. The one-line `.env` edit is the minimal change. +- Revoke **only** leonard. Jimmy's token is fine and untouched. + +If you'd rather not hand-edit, say so and I'll drive it a different way — but I still won't take the token through this chat; it goes straight into the file or a masked prompt. + + +## 20261007-173831 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** leonard_new_bot +Invalid bot selected + +**assistant:** Verified: the bot is exactly `@leonard_new_bot` (id 8552427750), and the token on this box is **live** (`getMe` → ok). So the token isn't stale — the problem is `Invalid bot selected`. + +That error means **the Telegram account you're talking to BotFather with doesn't own that bot.** BotFather only lets you revoke bots you own. + +Check this before anything else: +- In the `/revoke` flow, BotFather lists your bots as **tappable buttons**. Tap `leonard_new_bot` from that list rather than typing the name. If it isn't in the list, you don't own it from this account — and that's also a strong hint about who's running the other poller. + +Then pick one: + +A. If it IS in the list → tap it → confirm → send me "new token in place" after you've swapped the `.env` line. Same bot, same chat, rogue dies. + +B. If it is NOT in the list (you don't own it) → don't fight it. Create a bot you own: + 1. BotFather → `/newbot` → name `Leonard` → username `leonard2_bot` (or anything free) + 2. Put that token in `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\profiles\leonard\.env` as `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=...` (replace the old line) + 3. Tell me "done" + 4. **Send `/start` to the new bot once** — a bot can't message you first, so leonard stays silent until you do. After that, your DM works and the rogue is instantly dead (it still holds the old token). + +I'll restart the gateway and confirm zero conflicts either way. + +Your call — reply with which case you're in. + + +## 20261007-174110 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** Choose a bot to generate a new token. Warning: your old token will stop working. + +**assistant:** That message is BotFather's chooser — the bots are the **tap-able buttons** attached to it (not names to type). So: + +1. Tap the button labelled **`leonard_new_bot`** (it may show as `@leonard_new_bot` or `Leonard`). +2. BotFather will follow up with a confirmation — tap **Yes / I'm sure**. +3. It then prints a line like `Token revoked. New token: 8552427750:AA…` — that's the new token. **Don't paste it here.** + +If there is **no `leonard_new_bot` button** in that list, stop the revoke path and go with B: + +- BotFather → `/newbot` → name `Leonard` → username `leonard2_bot` → it prints a token you own. +- Put that token in `profiles\leonard\.env` (replace the `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=` line), then send `/start` to the new bot once. + +Either way, tell me when the token is in the `.env` (not the value — just "in place"), and which case you hit. I'll restart the gateway and verify the conflict loop is gone. + + +## 20261007-174256 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** where do I paste the token? + +**assistant:** Notepad should be open on that file. In it: + +1. Go to **line 5** — it starts `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=8552427750:A…` +2. Select everything **after the `=`** (the whole old token, up to end of line) and paste the new token over it. +3. The line must end up looking like `TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=` — no quotes, no spaces, all on one line. +4. Ctrl+S, close Notepad. + +Then reply "done" (no token, no value) and I'll restart the gateway and verify the conflict loop is dead. + +If you'd rather not touch the file: open **Hermes Desktop → Settings → Messaging → Telegram**, paste the token there instead, and tell me — I'll do the restart either way. + + +## 20261007-175021 session 20261003_123136_a18d76 + +**user:** token saved + +**assistant:** Fixed — and proven. + +WHAT JUST HAPPENED + +- Token rotated for `@leonard_new_bot` (id unchanged, 8552427750). +- **Old token: dead (401).** So whoever else was polling that bot is permanently locked out. +- **New token: valid** (`getMe` → ok), and leonard reconnected at 10:45:57. + +THE PROOF + +``` +polling conflicts since reconnect: 0 (at t+0) +polling conflicts since reconnect: 0 (at t+2min) +``` +Before the rotate it was ~1 conflict **per minute**, and it survived every restart. Zero over two minutes with a single local gateway is the split-brain ending. + +You'll have seen a brief `Unauthorized` at 10:43 — that's the adapter's first attempt still carrying the revoked token before it picked up the new one. Expected, and it cleared itself. + +CONFIRM IT FROM YOUR SIDE + +Send leonard anything — a plain "test" and then `/model`. Expected now: it answers as the real leonard, and `/model` lists `deepseek-v4.1-flash` on routeapi (the route you picked; I verified it returns HTTP 200 from this box). + +TWO NOTES + +1. Residual noise: `api.telegram.org` ConnectError storms cause brief reconnects every few minutes. That's network flakiness to Telegram, not the split-brain — the adapter recovers on its own. Unrelated to today's bug. +2. Leftovers: the revoked token still sits in two inert files — `profiles\leonard\.env.bak-20261006-providers` and `state-snapshots\20261006-182717-pre-update\.env`. Harmless now (401), but if you want them scrubbed, say so and I'll delete just those two. + +Root cause i + + +## 20261007-175146 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** testing + +**assistant:** Still up. On the voice check: evidence says it's **still firing** — leonard's log shows `Generating speech with Edge TTS...` at **09:47:57** for my previous reply (audio saved 09:48:02, 370 KB). + +That's the cached value I flagged: the running gateway loaded `_voice_mode` at startup and never re-reads it. No `/voice off` appears in the gateway log, so nothing has flipped it live yet. + +If **this** reply also arrived as audio, send `/voice off` once — that's the only instant lever. Everything else is already fixed and persistent (store → `off`, leonard config → `auto_tts: false`), so it won't come back after the next gateway start. + +Want me to just restart the gateway instead? It'd force the reload, but it drops Telegram for ~60s across leonard/jimmy/verimail — your call. + + +## 20261007-175607 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** testing + +**assistant:** Checked again — **voice is still firing** (TTS at 10:51:49, for my previous reply), and there's no `/voice off` in the gateway log. The gateway only has `restart` (no soft reload), so my file fixes can't reach the running process on their own. + +Two ways to kill it, pick one: + +1. **Send `/voice off` in this chat** — one message, instant, zero disruption. This is the designed path (it updates the gateway's in-memory mode AND the store I already fixed). +2. **I restart the gateway** — forces the reload, but drops Telegram ~60s for leonard/jimmy/verimail, and the skill warns a restart launched from inside the gateway process can SIGTERM my own session mid-run — so there's a small chance we lose connectivity instead of fixing it. + +Option 1 is strictly better. Everything underneath is already correct (`gateway_voice_mode.json` → `off`, leonard `voice.auto_tts: false`), so once it flips live, it stays off for good. + +If you'd rather I take the restart risk anyway, say "restart" and I'll do it. + + +## 20261007-175634 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** ?voice off + +**assistant:** Close — it needs a **forward slash**: `/voice off` (the `?` won't register as a command). + +Send that and it flips instantly; everything underneath is already patched, so it'll stay off. + + +## 20261007-175716 session 20261004_214325_899fd345 + +**user:** testing + +**assistant:** That did it — `/voice off` registered. ✅ + +Evidence: the gateway wrote a **new** entry into the store, `"leonard:telegram:5789896722": "off"` — only the live gateway writes profile-prefixed keys, so it processed your command and flipped its in-memory mode. + +So this reply should arrive as **text**, not audio. Combined with the config fixes already in place, voice is now off live *and* persistently (won't come back after a gateway restart). + +If this one still came through as audio, tell me and I'll dig further — but the store says we're off. + + +## 20261007-180053 session 20261007_110046_792bbe + +**user:** Reply with exactly: ROUTE-OK + +**assistant:** ROUTE-OK + + +## 20261007-180149 session 20261007_105726_810fc506 + +**user:** keep this inference provider until it runs out of credits + +**assistant:** Pinned. Here's exactly what changed and the evidence. + +**Config changes** (leonard profile — `C:\Users\fight\AppData\Local\hermes\profiles\leonard\config.yaml`) +- `model.provider`: `opencode-go` → **`custom:routeapi`** +- `model.default`: `deepseek-v4.1-flash` (unchanged) +- `model.base_url`: `https://opencode.ai/zen/go/v1` → **`https://api.routeapi.ai/v1`** +- `model.api_mode`: **`chat_completions`** (added) +- Backup: `config.yaml.good-before-routeapi-pin-20261007-110008` + +**Why it needed changing:** the live session was already on routeapi (a `/model` switch stores a session-only override), but config.yaml still said `opencode-go` — so any restart, new session or cron job would have silently reverted off routeapi. + +**Evidence** +- `hermes fallback list` → `Primary: deepseek-v4.1-flash (via custom:routeapi)` +- Live end-to-end probe: `hermes -z "Reply with exactly: ROUTE-OK" -m deepseek-v4.1-flash --provider custom:routeapi` → `ROUTE-OK` (key valid, credits still live, 66 models advertised) +- Fallback chain untouched, routeapi first: `deepseek-v4-pro`, `deepseek-v4-flash-0731` (both routeapi), then nous-key, or, omniroute, brother-5090, brother-5060 + +**Two things you should know** +1. A **new session or gateway restart** is where this pin takes effect; the current live chat already runs routeapi. The picker's cached labels may look stale until the gateway is restarted from a separate shell — I can't restart it from inside the gateway process. +2. Hermes only fails over on rate-limi + + +## 20261007-180242 session 20261007_105726_810fc506 + +**user:** just keep route api until it dies + +**assistant:** Understood — no hard stop, no trimming. Leaving it exactly as it is now: + +- Primary: `deepseek-v4.1-flash` via `custom:routeapi` (persisted in config, verified `hermes fallback list` + live `ROUTE-OK` probe) +- Fallback chain untouched, so when routeapi dies the session rolls to `routeapi/deepseek-v4-pro` → `routeapi/deepseek-v4-flash-0731` → nous-key → or → omniroute → local GPUs, in that order + +Nothing changed for this message. It'll serve from routeapi until it stops answering. +