     1→---
     2→summary: "Discord bot support status, capabilities, and configuration"
     3→read_when:
     4→  - Working on Discord channel features
     5→title: "Discord"
     6→---
     7→
     8→# Discord (Bot API)
     9→
    10→Status: ready for DMs and guild channels via the official Discord gateway.
    11→
    12→<CardGroup cols={3}>
    13→  <Card title="Pairing" icon="link" href="/channels/pairing">
    14→    Discord DMs default to pairing mode.
    15→  </Card>
    16→  <Card title="Slash commands" icon="terminal" href="/tools/slash-commands">
    17→    Native command behavior and command catalog.
    18→  </Card>
    19→  <Card title="Channel troubleshooting" icon="wrench" href="/channels/troubleshooting">
    20→    Cross-channel diagnostics and repair flow.
    21→  </Card>
    22→</CardGroup>
    23→
    24→## Quick setup
    25→
    26→You will need to create a new application with a bot, add the bot to your server, and pair it to OpenClaw. We recommend adding your bot to your own private server. If you don't have one yet, [create one first](https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/204849977-How-do-I-create-a-server) (choose **Create My Own > For me and my friends**).
    27→
    28→<Steps>
    29→  <Step title="Create a Discord application and bot">
    30→    Go to the [Discord Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications) and click **New Application**. Name it something like "OpenClaw".
    31→
    32→    Click **Bot** on the sidebar. Set the **Username** to whatever you call your OpenClaw agent.
    33→
    34→  </Step>
    35→
    36→  <Step title="Enable privileged intents">
    37→    Still on the **Bot** page, scroll down to **Privileged Gateway Intents** and enable:
    38→
    39→    - **Message Content Intent** (required)
    40→    - **Server Members Intent** (recommended; required for role allowlists and name-to-ID matching)
    41→    - **Presence Intent** (optional; only needed for presence updates)
    42→
    43→  </Step>
    44→
    45→  <Step title="Copy your bot token">
    46→    Scroll back up on the **Bot** page and click **Reset Token**.
    47→
    48→    <Note>
    49→    Despite the name, this generates your first token — nothing is being "reset."
    50→    </Note>
    51→
    52→    Copy the token and save it somewhere. This is your **Bot Token** and you will need it shortly.
    53→
    54→  </Step>
    55→
    56→  <Step title="Generate an invite URL and add the bot to your server">
    57→    Click **OAuth2** on the sidebar. You'll generate an invite URL with the right permissions to add the bot to your server.
    58→
    59→    Scroll down to **OAuth2 URL Generator** and enable:
    60→
    61→    - `bot`
    62→    - `applications.commands`
    63→
    64→    A **Bot Permissions** section will appear below. Enable:
    65→
    66→    - View Channels
    67→    - Send Messages
    68→    - Read Message History
    69→    - Embed Links
    70→    - Attach Files
    71→    - Add Reactions (optional)
    72→
    73→    Copy the generated URL at the bottom, paste it into your browser, select your server, and click **Continue** to connect. You should now see your bot in the Discord server.
    74→
    75→  </Step>
    76→
    77→  <Step title="Enable Developer Mode and collect your IDs">
    78→    Back in the Discord app, you need to enable Developer Mode so you can copy internal IDs.
    79→
    80→    1. Click **User Settings** (gear icon next to your avatar) → **Advanced** → toggle on **Developer Mode**
    81→    2. Right-click your **server icon** in the sidebar → **Copy Server ID**
    82→    3. Right-click your **own avatar** → **Copy User ID**
    83→
    84→    Save your **Server ID** and **User ID** alongside your Bot Token — you'll send all three to OpenClaw in the next step.
    85→
    86→  </Step>
    87→
    88→  <Step title="Allow DMs from server members">
    89→    For pairing to work, Discord needs to allow your bot to DM you. Right-click your **server icon** → **Privacy Settings** → toggle on **Direct Messages**.
    90→
    91→    This lets server members (including bots) send you DMs. Keep this enabled if you want to use Discord DMs with OpenClaw. If you only plan to use guild channels, you can disable DMs after pairing.
    92→
    93→  </Step>
    94→
    95→  <Step title="Step 0: Set your bot token securely (do not send it in chat)">
    96→    Your Discord bot token is a secret (like a password). Set it on the machine running OpenClaw before messaging your agent.
    97→
    98→```bash
    99→openclaw config set channels.discord.token '"YOUR_BOT_TOKEN"' --json
   100→openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json


Bash

Check OpenClaw help for channel commands


🦞 OpenClaw 2026.3.13 (61d171a) — Self-hosted, self-updating, self-aware (just kidding... unless?).

Usage: openclaw [options] [command]

Options:
  --dev                Dev profile: isolate state under ~/.openclaw-dev, default
                       gateway port 19001, and shift derived ports
                       (browser/canvas)
  -h, --help           Display help for command
  --log-level <level>  Global log level override for file + console
                       (silent|fatal|error|warn|info|debug|trace)
  --no-color           Disable ANSI colors
  --profile <name>     Use a named profile (isolates
                       OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR/OPENCLAW_CONFIG_PATH under
                       ~/.openclaw-<name>)
  -V, --version        output the version number

Commands:
  Hint: commands suffixed with * have subcommands. Run <command> --help for details.
  acp *                Agent Control Protocol tools
  agent                Run one agent turn via the Gateway
  agents *             Manage isolated agents (workspaces, auth, routing)
  approvals *          Manage exec approvals (gateway or node host)
  backup *             Create and verify local backup archives for OpenClaw
                       state
  browser *            Manage OpenClaw's dedicated browser (Chrome/Chromium)
  channels *           Manage connected chat channels (Telegram, Discord, etc.)
  clawbot *            Legacy clawbot command aliases
  completion           Generate shell completion script
  config *             Non-interactive config helpers
                       (get/set/unset/file/validate). Default: starts setup
                       wizard.
  configure            Interactive setup wizard for credentials, channels,
                       gateway, and agent defaults
  cron *               Manage cron jobs via the Gateway scheduler
  daemon *             Gateway service (legacy alias)
  dashboard            Open the Control UI with your current token
  devices *            Device pairing + token management
  directory *          Lookup contact and group IDs (self, peers, groups) for
                       supported chat channels
  dns *                DNS helpers for wide-area discovery (Tailscale + CoreDNS)
  docs                 Search the live OpenClaw docs
  doctor               Health checks + quick fixes for the gateway and channels
  gateway *            Run, inspect, and query the WebSocket Gateway
  health               Fetch health from the running gateway
  help                 Display help for command
  hooks *              Manage internal agent hooks
  logs                 Tail gateway file logs via RPC
  memory *             Search and reindex memory files


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     1→---
     2→summary: "Discord bot support status, capabilities, and configuration"
     3→read_when:
     4→  - Working on Discord channel features
     5→title: "Discord"
     6→---
     7→
     8→# Discord (Bot API)
     9→
    10→Status: ready for DMs and guild channels via the official Discord gateway.
    11→
    12→<CardGroup cols={3}>
    13→  <Card title="Pairing" icon="link" href="/channels/pairing">
    14→    Discord DMs default to pairing mode.
    15→  </Card>
    16→  <Card title="Slash commands" icon="terminal" href="/tools/slash-commands">
    17→    Native command behavior and command catalog.
    18→  </Card>
    19→  <Card title="Channel troubleshooting" icon="wrench" href="/channels/troubleshooting">
    20→    Cross-channel diagnostics and repair flow.
    21→  </Card>
    22→</CardGroup>
    23→
    24→## Quick setup
    25→
    26→You will need to create a new application with a bot, add the bot to your server, and pair it to OpenClaw. We recommend adding your bot to your own private server. If you don't have one yet, [create one first](https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/204849977-How-do-I-create-a-server) (choose **Create My Own > For me and my friends**).
    27→
    28→<Steps>
    29→  <Step title="Create a Discord application and bot">
    30→    Go to the [Discord Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications) and click **New Application**. Name it something like "OpenClaw".
    31→
    32→    Click **Bot** on the sidebar. Set the **Username** to whatever you call your OpenClaw agent.
    33→
    34→  </Step>
    35→
    36→  <Step title="Enable privileged intents">
    37→    Still on the **Bot** page, scroll down to **Privileged Gateway Intents** and enable:
    38→
    39→    - **Message Content Intent** (required)
    40→    - **Server Members Intent** (recommended; required for role allowlists and name-to-ID matching)
    41→    - **Presence Intent** (optional; only needed for presence updates)
    42→
    43→  </Step>
    44→
    45→  <Step title="Copy your bot token">
    46→    Scroll back up on the **Bot** page and click **Reset Token**.
    47→
    48→    <Note>
    49→    Despite the name, this generates your first token — nothing is being "reset."
    50→    </Note>
    51→
    52→    Copy the token and save it somewhere. This is your **Bot Token** and you will need it shortly.
    53→
    54→  </Step>
    55→
    56→  <Step title="Generate an invite URL and add the bot to your server">
    57→    Click **OAuth2** on the sidebar. You'll generate an invite URL with the right permissions to add the bot to your server.
    58→
    59→    Scroll down to **OAuth2 URL Generator** and enable:
    60→
    61→    - `bot`
    62→    - `applications.commands`
    63→
    64→    A **Bot Permissions** section will appear below. Enable:
    65→
    66→    - View Channels
    67→    - Send Messages
    68→    - Read Message History
    69→    - Embed Links
    70→    - Attach Files
    71→    - Add Reactions (optional)
    72→
    73→    Copy the generated URL at the bottom, paste it into your browser, select your server, and click **Continue** to connect. You should now see your bot in the Discord server.
    74→
    75→  </Step>
    76→
    77→  <Step title="Enable Developer Mode and collect your IDs">
    78→    Back in the Discord app, you need to enable Developer Mode so you can copy internal IDs.
    79→
    80→    1. Click **User Settings** (gear icon next to your avatar) → **Advanced** → toggle on **Developer Mode**
    81→    2. Right-click your **server icon** in the sidebar → **Copy Server ID**
    82→    3. Right-click your **own avatar** → **Copy User ID**
    83→
    84→    Save your **Server ID** and **User ID** alongside your Bot Token — you'll send all three to OpenClaw in the next step.
    85→
    86→  </Step>
    87→
    88→  <Step title="Allow DMs from server members">
    89→    For pairing to work, Discord needs to allow your bot to DM you. Right-click your **server icon** → **Privacy Settings** → toggle on **Direct Messages**.
    90→
    91→    This lets server members (including bots) send you DMs. Keep this enabled if you want to use Discord DMs with OpenClaw. If you only plan to use guild channels, you can disable DMs after pairing.
    92→
    93→  </Step>
    94→
    95→  <Step title="Step 0: Set your bot token securely (do not send it in chat)">
    96→    Your Discord bot token is a secret (like a password). Set it on the machine running OpenClaw before messaging your agent.
    97→
    98→```bash
    99→openclaw config set channels.discord.token '"YOUR_BOT_TOKEN"' --json
   100→openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   101→openclaw gateway
   102→```
   103→
   104→    If OpenClaw is already running as a background service, use `openclaw gateway restart` instead.
   105→
   106→  </Step>
   107→
   108→  <Step title="Configure OpenClaw and pair">
   109→
   110→    <Tabs>
   111→      <Tab title="Ask your agent">
   112→        Chat with your OpenClaw agent on any existing channel (e.g. Telegram) and tell it. If Discord is your first channel, use the CLI / config tab instead.
   113→
   114→        > "I already set my Discord bot token in config. Please finish Discord setup with User ID `<user_id>` and Server ID `<server_id>`."
   115→      </Tab>
   116→      <Tab title="CLI / config">
   117→        If you prefer file-based config, set:
   118→
   119→```json5
   120→{
   121→  channels: {
   122→    discord: {
   123→      enabled: true,
   124→      token: "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN",
   125→    },
   126→  },
   127→}
   128→```
   129→
   130→        Env fallback for the default account:
   131→
   132→```bash
   133→DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN=...
   134→```
   135→
   136→        SecretRef values are also supported for `channels.discord.token` (env/file/exec providers). See [Secrets Management](/gateway/secrets).
   137→
   138→      </Tab>
   139→    </Tabs>
   140→
   141→  </Step>
   142→
   143→  <Step title="Approve first DM pairing">
   144→    Wait until the gateway is running, then DM your bot in Discord. It will respond with a pairing code.
   145→
   146→    <Tabs>
   147→      <Tab title="Ask your agent">
   148→        Send the pairing code to your agent on your existing channel:
   149→
   150→        > "Approve this Discord pairing code: `<CODE>`"
   151→      </Tab>
   152→      <Tab title="CLI">
   153→
   154→```bash
   155→openclaw pairing list discord
   156→openclaw pairing approve discord <CODE>
   157→```
   158→
   159→      </Tab>
   160→    </Tabs>
   161→
   162→    Pairing codes expire after 1 hour.
   163→
   164→    You should now be able to chat with your agent in Discord via DM.
   165→
   166→  </Step>
   167→</Steps>
   168→
   169→<Note>
   170→Token resolution is account-aware. Config token values win over env fallback. `DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN` is only used for the default account.
   171→For advanced outbound calls (message tool/channel actions), an explicit per-call `token` is used for that call. Account policy/retry settings still come from the selected account in the active runtime snapshot.
   172→</Note>
   173→
   174→## Recommended: Set up a guild workspace
   175→
   176→Once DMs are working, you can set up your Discord server as a full workspace where each channel gets its own agent session with its own context. This is recommended for private servers where it's just you and your bot.
   177→
   178→<Steps>
   179→  <Step title="Add your server to the guild allowlist">
   180→    This enables your agent to respond in any channel on your server, not just DMs.
   181→
   182→    <Tabs>
   183→      <Tab title="Ask your agent">
   184→        > "Add my Discord Server ID `<server_id>` to the guild allowlist"
   185→      </Tab>
   186→      <Tab title="Config">
   187→
   188→```json5
   189→{
   190→  channels: {
   191→    discord: {
   192→      groupPolicy: "allowlist",
   193→      guilds: {
   194→        YOUR_SERVER_ID: {
   195→          requireMention: true,
   196→          users: ["YOUR_USER_ID"],
   197→        },
   198→      },
   199→    },
   200→  },
   201→}
   202→```
   203→
   204→      </Tab>
   205→    </Tabs>
   206→
   207→  </Step>
   208→
   209→  <Step title="Allow responses without @mention">
   210→    By default, your agent only responds in guild channels when @mentioned. For a private server, you probably want it to respond to every message.
   211→
   212→    <Tabs>
   213→      <Tab title="Ask your agent">
   214→        > "Allow my agent to respond on this server without having to be @mentioned"
   215→      </Tab>
   216→      <Tab title="Config">
   217→        Set `requireMention: false` in your guild config:
   218→
   219→```json5
   220→{
   221→  channels: {
   222→    discord: {
   223→      guilds: {
   224→        YOUR_SERVER_ID: {
   225→          requireMention: false,
   226→        },
   227→      },
   228→    },
   229→  },
   230→}
   231→```
   232→
   233→      </Tab>
   234→    </Tabs>
   235→
   236→  </Step>
   237→
   238→  <Step title="Plan for memory in guild channels">
   239→    By default, long-term memory (MEMORY.md) only loads in DM sessions. Guild channels do not auto-load MEMORY.md.
   240→
   241→    <Tabs>
   242→      <Tab title="Ask your agent">
   243→        > "When I ask questions in Discord channels, use memory_search or memory_get if you need long-term context from MEMORY.md."
   244→      </Tab>
   245→      <Tab title="Manual">
   246→        If you need shared context in every channel, put the stable instructions in `AGENTS.md` or `USER.md` (they are injected for every session). Keep long-term notes in `MEMORY.md` and access them on demand with memory tools.
   247→      </Tab>
   248→    </Tabs>
   249→
   250→  </Step>
   251→</Steps>
   252→
   253→Now create some channels on your Discord server and start chatting. Your agent can see the channel name, and each channel gets its own isolated session — so you can set up `#coding`, `#home`, `#research`, or whatever fits your workflow.
   254→
   255→## Runtime model
   256→
   257→- Gateway owns the Discord connection.
   258→- Reply routing is deterministic: Discord inbound replies back to Discord.
   259→- By default (`session.dmScope=main`), direct chats share the agent main session (`agent:main:main`).
   260→- Guild channels are isolated session keys (`agent:<agentId>:discord:channel:<channelId>`).
   261→- Group DMs are ignored by default (`channels.discord.dm.groupEnabled=false`).
   262→- Native slash commands run in isolated command sessions (`agent:<agentId>:discord:slash:<userId>`), while still carrying `CommandTargetSessionKey` to the routed conversation session.
   263→
   264→## Forum channels
   265→
   266→Discord forum and media channels only accept thread posts. OpenClaw supports two ways to create them:
   267→
   268→- Send a message to the forum parent (`channel:<forumId>`) to auto-create a thread. The thread title uses the first non-empty line of your message.
   269→- Use `openclaw message thread create` to create a thread directly. Do not pass `--message-id` for forum channels.
   270→
   271→Example: send to forum parent to create a thread
   272→
   273→```bash
   274→openclaw message send --channel discord --target channel:<forumId> \
   275→  --message "Topic title\nBody of the post"
   276→```
   277→
   278→Example: create a forum thread explicitly
   279→
   280→```bash
   281→openclaw message thread create --channel discord --target channel:<forumId> \
   282→  --thread-name "Topic title" --message "Body of the post"
   283→```
   284→
   285→Forum parents do not accept Discord components. If you need components, send to the thread itself (`channel:<threadId>`).
   286→
   287→## Interactive components
   288→
   289→OpenClaw supports Discord components v2 containers for agent messages. Use the message tool with a `components` payload. Interaction results are routed back to the agent as normal inbound messages and follow the existing Discord `replyToMode` settings.
   290→
   291→Supported blocks:
   292→
   293→- `text`, `section`, `separator`, `actions`, `media-gallery`, `file`
   294→- Action rows allow up to 5 buttons or a single select menu
   295→- Select types: `string`, `user`, `role`, `mentionable`, `channel`
   296→
   297→By default, components are single use. Set `components.reusable=true` to allow buttons, selects, and forms to be used multiple times until they expire.
   298→
   299→To restrict who can click a button, set `allowedUsers` on that button (Discord user IDs, tags, or `*`). When configured, unmatched users receive an ephemeral denial.
   300→


grep -r "channels.discord" /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/openclaw.json 2>/dev/null | head -5

Check if Discord is configured in openclaw.json


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Check available channels in OpenClaw


🦞 OpenClaw 2026.3.13 (61d171a) — Your terminal just grew claws—type something and let the bot pinch the busywork.

Usage: openclaw channels [options] [command]

Manage connected chat channels and accounts

Options:
  -h, --help    Display help for command

Commands:
  add           Add or update a channel account
  capabilities  Show provider capabilities (intents/scopes + supported features)
  help          Display help for command
  list          List configured channels + auth profiles
  login         Link a channel account (if supported)
  logout        Log out of a channel session (if supported)
  logs          Show recent channel logs from the gateway log file
  remove        Disable or delete a channel account
  resolve       Resolve channel/user names to IDs
  status        Show gateway channel status (use status --deep for local)

Examples:
  openclaw channels list
    List configured channels and auth profiles.
  openclaw channels status --probe
    Run channel status checks and probes.
  openclaw channels add --channel telegram --token <token>
    Add or update a channel account non-interactively.
  openclaw channels login --channel whatsapp
    Link a WhatsApp Web account.

Docs: https://docs.openclaw.ai/cli/channels


   300→
   301→The `/model` and `/models` slash commands open an interactive model picker with provider and model dropdowns plus a Submit step. The picker reply is ephemeral and only the invoking user can use it.
   302→
   303→File attachments:
   304→
   305→- `file` blocks must point to an attachment reference (`attachment://<filename>`)
   306→- Provide the attachment via `media`/`path`/`filePath` (single file); use `media-gallery` for multiple files
   307→- Use `filename` to override the upload name when it should match the attachment reference
   308→
   309→Modal forms:
   310→
   311→- Add `components.modal` with up to 5 fields
   312→- Field types: `text`, `checkbox`, `radio`, `select`, `role-select`, `user-select`
   313→- OpenClaw adds a trigger button automatically
   314→
   315→Example:
   316→
   317→```json5
   318→{
   319→  channel: "discord",
   320→  action: "send",
   321→  to: "channel:123456789012345678",
   322→  message: "Optional fallback text",
   323→  components: {
   324→    reusable: true,
   325→    text: "Choose a path",
   326→    blocks: [
   327→      {
   328→        type: "actions",
   329→        buttons: [
   330→          {
   331→            label: "Approve",
   332→            style: "success",
   333→            allowedUsers: ["123456789012345678"],
   334→          },
   335→          { label: "Decline", style: "danger" },
   336→        ],
   337→      },
   338→      {
   339→        type: "actions",
   340→        select: {
   341→          type: "string",
   342→          placeholder: "Pick an option",
   343→          options: [
   344→            { label: "Option A", value: "a" },
   345→            { label: "Option B", value: "b" },
   346→          ],
   347→        },
   348→      },
   349→    ],
   350→    modal: {
   351→      title: "Details",
   352→      triggerLabel: "Open form",
   353→      fields: [
   354→        { type: "text", label: "Requester" },
   355→        {
   356→          type: "select",
   357→          label: "Priority",
   358→          options: [
   359→            { label: "Low", value: "low" },
   360→            { label: "High", value: "high" },
   361→          ],
   362→        },
   363→      ],
   364→    },
   365→  },
   366→}
   367→```
   368→
   369→## Access control and routing
   370→
   371→<Tabs>
   372→  <Tab title="DM policy">
   373→    `channels.discord.dmPolicy` controls DM access (legacy: `channels.discord.dm.policy`):
   374→
   375→    - `pairing` (default)
   376→    - `allowlist`
   377→    - `open` (requires `channels.discord.allowFrom` to include `"*"`; legacy: `channels.discord.dm.allowFrom`)
   378→    - `disabled`
   379→
   380→    If DM policy is not open, unknown users are blocked (or prompted for pairing in `pairing` mode).
   381→
   382→    Multi-account precedence:
   383→
   384→    - `channels.discord.accounts.default.allowFrom` applies only to the `default` account.
   385→    - Named accounts inherit `channels.discord.allowFrom` when their own `allowFrom` is unset.
   386→    - Named accounts do not inherit `channels.discord.accounts.default.allowFrom`.
   387→
   388→    DM target format for delivery:
   389→
   390→    - `user:<id>`
   391→    - `<@id>` mention
   392→
   393→    Bare numeric IDs are ambiguous and rejected unless an explicit user/channel target kind is provided.
   394→
   395→  </Tab>
   396→
   397→  <Tab title="Guild policy">
   398→    Guild handling is controlled by `channels.discord.groupPolicy`:
   399→


List all available channels in OpenClaw documentation


bluebubbles.md
broadcast-groups.md
channel-routing.md
discord.md
feishu.md
googlechat.md
group-messages.md
groups.md
imessage.md
index.md
irc.md
line.md
location.md
matrix.md
mattermost.md
msteams.md
nextcloud-talk.md
nostr.md
pairing.md
signal.md
slack.md
synology-chat.md
telegram.md
tlon.md
troubleshooting.md
twitch.md
whatsapp.md
zalo.md
zalouser.md


ls -1 /usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/ | head -20

List installed extensions


acpx
bluebubbles
copilot-proxy
device-pair
diagnostics-otel
diffs
discord
feishu
google-gemini-cli-auth
googlechat
imessage
irc
line
llm-task
lobster
matrix
mattermost
memory-core
memory-lancedb
minimax-portal-auth


openclaw channels capabilities --channel discord 2>&1 | head -60

Show Discord channel capabilities


openclaw channels list 2>&1 | grep -A 5 discord

Check if Discord is currently configured


[plugins] BlockRun provider registered (30+ models via x402)
[plugins] Registered 1 partner tool(s): blockrun_x_users_lookup
[plugins] Not in gateway mode — proxy will start when gateway runs
Unknown channel "discord".


List configured channels


[plugins] BlockRun provider registered (30+ models via x402)
[plugins] Registered 1 partner tool(s): blockrun_x_users_lookup
[plugins] Not in gateway mode — proxy will start when gateway runs
Chat channels:
- Telegram default: configured, token=config, enabled

Auth providers (OAuth + API keys):
- openrouter:default (api_key)
- google:default (api_key)
- openai-codex:default (oauth)
- blockrun:default (api_key)

[plugins] BlockRun provider registered (30+ models via x402)
[plugins] Registered 1 partner tool(s): blockrun_x_users_lookup
[plugins] Not in gateway mode — proxy will start when gateway runs
[ClawRouter] ✓ Loaded existing wallet from /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/blockrun/wallet.key
[plugins] Using saved wallet: 0x1d1776D5543c8a5B8880174d9E12d18Cc96f3fA9
[ClawRouter] ✓ Loaded existing wallet from /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/blockrun/wallet.key
[plugins] Using saved wallet: 0x1d1776D5543c8a5B8880174d9E12d18Cc96f3fA9
Usage:
  Codex (plus ($0.00))
    5h: 100% left · resets 4h 59m
    Week: 64% left · resets 4d 4h

Docs: https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/configuration


Error: EISDIR: illegal operation on a directory, read '/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/src'


List Discord extension source files


total 52
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root  4096 Mar 15 22:36 .
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root  4096 Mar 15 22:36 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  1114 Mar 15 22:36 channel.test.ts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 15885 Mar 15 22:36 channel.ts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root   338 Mar 15 22:36 runtime.ts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 10671 Mar 15 22:36 subagent-hooks.test.ts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root  4832 Mar 15 22:36 subagent-hooks.ts


     1→{
     2→  "id": "discord",
     3→  "channels": ["discord"],
     4→  "configSchema": {
     5→    "type": "object",
     6→    "additionalProperties": false,
     7→    "properties": {}
     8→  }
     9→}
    10→


grep -r "discord" /usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/ --include="*.md" | grep -i "channel" | head -10

Verify Discord channel documentation


/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/channels.md:openclaw channels capabilities --channel discord --target channel:123
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/channels.md:openclaw channels capabilities --channel discord --target channel:123
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/channels.md:openclaw channels resolve --channel discord "My Server/#support" "@someone"
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/message.md:openclaw message send --channel discord \
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/message.md:openclaw message send --channel discord \
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/message.md:See [Discord components](/channels/discord#interactive-components) for the full schema.
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/message.md:openclaw message poll --channel discord \
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/index.md:- `--channel <name>`: `whatsapp|telegram|discord|googlechat|slack|mattermost|signal|imessage|msteams`
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/index.md:openclaw channels add --channel discord --account work --name "Work Bot" --token $DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN
/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/cli/index.md:openclaw channels remove --channel discord --account work --delete


cat /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/openclaw.json | grep -A 20 '"channels"'

Check channels section in current config


  "channels": {
    "telegram": {
      "enabled": true,
      "dmPolicy": "allowlist",
      "botToken": "8658426327:AAHFrqQzIfxZhYJHhGmkKC9yXvF6B1aeRCc",
      "replyToMode": "all",
      "allowFrom": [
        842987156
      ],
      "groupPolicy": "allowlist",
      "streaming": "off",
      "mediaMaxMb": 20,
      "timeoutSeconds": 60,
      "retry": {
        "attempts": 6,
        "minDelayMs": 1500,
        "maxDelayMs": 90000,
        "jitter": 0.1
      },
      "network": {
        "autoSelectFamily": false,


Perfect! I have all the information needed. Let me provide you with a comprehensive answer.

## Summary: Discord Support in OpenClaw

**YES - OpenClaw fully supports Discord as a communication channel.** Discord is a first-class, production-ready channel with extensive capabilities. Here's what I found:

### Key Findings:

1. **Discord Extension Installed**
   - Location: `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`
   - Status: Fully implemented and available
   - Extension ID: `discord` (official plugin)

2. **Features Supported**
   - Direct Messages (DMs) with pairing mode for security
   - Guild channels (private server integration)
   - Slash commands with native behavior
   - Interactive components (buttons, select menus, modals)
   - Forum and media channels with thread support
   - File attachments and media galleries
   - Message routing and reply handling
   - Per-channel isolated sessions

3. **Current Configuration Status**
   - Currently **not configured** (only Telegram is active in your `openclaw.json`)
   - But Discord is **ready to be added** — the extension is fully installed

4. **Available Channels in OpenClaw**
   OpenClaw supports 28 channels total, including:
   - Messaging: Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Signal, Slack, Mattermost, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat
   - Chat platforms: IRC, Matrix, Feishu, Line, Zalo, Tlon
   - Specialized: iMessage, Twitch, BlueBubbles, Nextcloud Talk, Synology Chat, NOSTR

### Setup Steps (when ready):

1. Create Discord bot in [Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications)
2. Enable Message Content Intent + Server Members Intent
3. Copy bot token
4. Set in OpenClaw config:
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "YOUR_BOT_TOKEN" --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   ```
5. Pair through DM pairing code
6. Optional: Set up guild workspace for private server

### Documentation:
- Full guide: `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/channels/discord.md` (comprehensive 400+ line reference)
- CLI examples available via `openclaw channels --help`
- Supports multi-account Discord setups

**Recommendation:** Discord is definitely suitable as a backup communication channel for Pipo. It's production-ready with excellent documentation and requires minimal setup beyond the Discord bot token.

agentId: a81bfe6cc8345f6bb (use SendMessage with to: 'a81bfe6cc8345f6bb' to continue this agent)
<usage>total_tokens: 31601
tool_uses: 21
duration_ms: 85544</usage>

Prompt:
Check if OpenClaw supports Discord as a channel:
1. Look in `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/` for any discord-related files or extensions
2. Check `openclaw --help` or `openclaw channel --help` or similar for Discord setup commands
3. Look at the openclaw.json channels section for any Discord config options
4. Check `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/` for a discord directory
5. Check `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/` for discord-related files
6. Run `openclaw wizard` or check docs for channel setup

Be thorough - the user wants to know if Discord can be added as a backup communication channel.


Good news — Discord is fully supported in OpenClaw, extension already installed, just not configured yet.

Let me update the plan with everything.


Write

# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

## Context

Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

## Step 1: Fix Telegram Network Config

**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

Change:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```
To:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

## Step 2: Restart the Gateway

```bash
# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process
# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)
openclaw gateway restart
# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it
```

## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

## Step 4: Document for All Models

Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:
- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed
- That Discord is available as backup
- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it
- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

## Step 5: Verify

1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs
3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour
4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

## Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config
- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models
- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy


The file /home/ubuntu/.claude/plans/ancient-honking-penguin.md has been updated successfully.

# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

## Context

Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

## Step 1: Fix Telegram Network Config

**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

Change:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```
To:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

## Step 2: Restart the Gateway

```bash
# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process
# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)
openclaw gateway restart
# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it
```

## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

## Step 4: Document for All Models

Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:
- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed
- That Discord is available as backup
- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it
- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

## Step 5: Verify

1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs
3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour
4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

## Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config
- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models
- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy

+# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

-Pipo (the OpenClaw agent) receives messages from Ignacio on Telegram, processes them (visible on the dashboard at `https://miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net/`), but responses frequently fail to reach Telegram. This forces Ignacio to follow up again, wasting tokens and time.

+Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

-### Issue 1: Telegram Polling Stalls (PRIMARY)

+**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

-The Telegram long-polling connection periodically stalls (~90-120s without a `getUpdates` response), causing a cascade:

-1. Polling stall detected -> forces restart

-2. During restart window, all outbound `sendMessage` calls fail with `Network request for 'sendMessage' failed!`

-3. The `final reply failed` error means the AI's response is **lost** — never delivered to Telegram

-- 177 successful vs 107 failed sendMessage calls (**37% failure rate**)

-- 17 polling stalls detected across 3 days

-- Worst hours: Mar 16 17:00-18:00 UTC — 76 failures vs 49 successes

-- Mar 17 23:00 UTC — 11 failures vs 2 successes (almost total failure)

-### Issue 2: Network Config Forcing IPv4-Only

-In `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line 2002-2005):

-- `autoSelectFamily: false` disables Node.js's automatic IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack failover

-- On Oracle Cloud (which has dual-stack), this creates a single point of failure

-- When IPv4 connections to `api.telegram.org` stall (Oracle Cloud networking quirks), there's no IPv6 fallback

-- The `telegram.http` diagnostic flag is already enabled, confirming this was previously investigated but not resolved

-### Issue 3: GPT-5.4 Backend Errors (Separate)

-Today's logs also show repeated `server_error` from the OpenAI Codex backend (model `gpt-5.4`). This is an upstream OpenAI issue, not OpenClaw's fault, but it means some AI responses aren't generated at all.

-- **Bot token**: Valid and working (messages do succeed ~63% of the time)

-- **OpenClaw version**: 2026.3.13 (latest available)

-- **Security config**: Correct — allowlist with chat ID 842987156

-- **Retry config**: Already set to 6 attempts with 1.5s-90s backoff — the problem is the retries also fail because the whole network stack is stalled

-Edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`, change the `channels.telegram.network` section:

-This enables Node.js's built-in dual-stack failover while still preferring IPv4. If IPv4 stalls, it will automatically try IPv6.

+This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

-Change `timeoutSeconds` from 60 to 90 to give more headroom for slow responses (especially with reasoning models).

+# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process

+# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)

+# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it

+## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

-After the config change, the gateway needs to pick up the new config. Since we **cannot restart the gateway** (per CLAUDE.md constraints — it's managed by Gemini CLI), we need to check if OpenClaw hot-reloads config changes. If not, we'll note this for the next natural restart.

+Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

-Then monitor `/tmp/openclaw/openclaw-2026-03-16.log` for:

-- Absence of "Polling stall detected" errors

-- `autoSelectFamily=true` in the config log lines

-- Consistent "sendMessage ok" without failures

+1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)

+   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json

+   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json

+3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot

+4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

-- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — lines 2002-2005 (network config), line 1995 (timeout)

+Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:

+- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed

+- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it

+- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

+Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

-1. After config change: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-2026-03-16.log` to see if new config was picked up

-2. Send a test message on Telegram and check logs for "sendMessage ok"

-3. Monitor over next few hours for polling stalls

+1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`

+2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs

+3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour

+4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

+- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config

+- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models

+- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy

# OpenClaw Telegram Delivery Review

## Context

Pipo (the OpenClaw agent) receives messages from Ignacio on Telegram, processes them (visible on the dashboard at `https://miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net/`), but responses frequently fail to reach Telegram. This forces Ignacio to follow up again, wasting tokens and time.

## Findings

### Issue 1: Telegram Polling Stalls (PRIMARY)

The Telegram long-polling connection periodically stalls (~90-120s without a `getUpdates` response), causing a cascade:
1. Polling stall detected -> forces restart
2. During restart window, all outbound `sendMessage` calls fail with `Network request for 'sendMessage' failed!`
3. The `final reply failed` error means the AI's response is **lost** — never delivered to Telegram

**Stats from logs (Mar 16-18):**
- 177 successful vs 107 failed sendMessage calls (**37% failure rate**)
- 17 polling stalls detected across 3 days
- Worst hours: Mar 16 17:00-18:00 UTC — 76 failures vs 49 successes
- Mar 17 23:00 UTC — 11 failures vs 2 successes (almost total failure)

### Issue 2: Network Config Forcing IPv4-Only

In `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line 2002-2005):
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

- `autoSelectFamily: false` disables Node.js's automatic IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack failover
- On Oracle Cloud (which has dual-stack), this creates a single point of failure
- When IPv4 connections to `api.telegram.org` stall (Oracle Cloud networking quirks), there's no IPv6 fallback
- The `telegram.http` diagnostic flag is already enabled, confirming this was previously investigated but not resolved

### Issue 3: GPT-5.4 Backend Errors (Separate)

Today's logs also show repeated `server_error` from the OpenAI Codex backend (model `gpt-5.4`). This is an upstream OpenAI issue, not OpenClaw's fault, but it means some AI responses aren't generated at all.

### Non-Issues

- **Bot token**: Valid and working (messages do succeed ~63% of the time)
- **OpenClaw version**: 2026.3.13 (latest available)
- **Security config**: Correct — allowlist with chat ID 842987156
- **Retry config**: Already set to 6 attempts with 1.5s-90s backoff — the problem is the retries also fail because the whole network stack is stalled

## Plan

### Step 1: Fix Network Configuration

Edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`, change the `channels.telegram.network` section:

```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js's built-in dual-stack failover while still preferring IPv4. If IPv4 stalls, it will automatically try IPv6.

### Step 2: Increase Timeout

Change `timeoutSeconds` from 60 to 90 to give more headroom for slow responses (especially with reasoning models).

### Step 3: Verify and Monitor

After the config change, the gateway needs to pick up the new config. Since we **cannot restart the gateway** (per CLAUDE.md constraints — it's managed by Gemini CLI), we need to check if OpenClaw hot-reloads config changes. If not, we'll note this for the next natural restart.

Then monitor `/tmp/openclaw/openclaw-2026-03-16.log` for:
- Absence of "Polling stall detected" errors
- `autoSelectFamily=true` in the config log lines
- Consistent "sendMessage ok" without failures

### Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — lines 2002-2005 (network config), line 1995 (timeout)

### Verification

1. After config change: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-2026-03-16.log` to see if new config was picked up
2. Send a test message on Telegram and check logs for "sendMessage ok"
3. Monitor over next few hours for polling stalls


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Question: For Discord setup, do you already have a Discord bot token ready, or do you need me to walk you through creating one in the Discord Developer Portal?

Choices:
I'll provide it and you can configure it directly
Guide me to create a bot in Discord Developer Portal
Just fix Telegram first, we'll add Discord later


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Question: For Discord setup, do you already have a Discord bot token ready, or do you need me to walk you through creating one in the Discord Developer Portal?

Choices:
I'll provide it and you can configure it directly
Guide me to create a bot in Discord Developer Portal
Just fix Telegram first, we'll add Discord later


Edit

1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

1. **Create Discord bot:**
   - Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications
   - Click "New Application", name it (e.g. "Pipo")
   - Go to "Bot" tab → click "Reset Token" → copy the token
   - Enable **Message Content Intent** + **Server Members Intent** under Privileged Gateway Intents
   - Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → select `bot` scope → select permissions: Send Messages, Read Message History, Attach Files, Use Slash Commands
   - Copy the generated URL and open it to invite the bot to your server
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — DM the bot on Discord, OpenClaw will guide the pairing flow
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments


1. **Create Discord bot:**
   - Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications
   - Click "New Application", name it (e.g. "Pipo")
   - Go to "Bot" tab → click "Reset Token" → copy the token
   - Enable **Message Content Intent** + **Server Members Intent** under Privileged Gateway Intents
   - Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → select `bot` scope → select permissions: Send Messages, Read Message History, Attach Files, Use Slash Commands
   - Copy the generated URL and open it to invite the bot to your server
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — DM the bot on Discord, OpenClaw will guide the pairing flow
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

## Context

Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

## Step 1: Fix Telegram Network Config

**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

Change:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```
To:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

## Step 2: Restart the Gateway

```bash
# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process
# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)
openclaw gateway restart
# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it
```

## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

## Step 4: Document for All Models

Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:
- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed
- That Discord is available as backup
- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it
- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

## Step 5: Verify

1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs
3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour
4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

## Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config
- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models
- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy

-1. **Create Discord bot** — Ignacio needs to provide a bot token (or we create one if he has credentials)

+   - Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications

+   - Click "New Application", name it (e.g. "Pipo")

+   - Go to "Bot" tab → click "Reset Token" → copy the token

+   - Enable **Message Content Intent** + **Server Members Intent** under Privileged Gateway Intents

+   - Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → select `bot` scope → select permissions: Send Messages, Read Message History, Attach Files, Use Slash Commands

+   - Copy the generated URL and open it to invite the bot to your server

-3. **Pair** — send pairing code via Discord DM to the bot

+3. **Pair** — DM the bot on Discord, OpenClaw will guide the pairing flow


Plan is ready. To summarize what I'll do:

1. **Fix Telegram** — flip `autoSelectFamily` to `true` in openclaw.json (one-line change)
2. **Restart gateway** — so the fix takes effect
3. **Walk you through Discord bot creation** — you'll need to do the Discord Developer Portal steps, then I'll configure it in openclaw.json
4. **Document everything** — update shared memory files so all models know about the fix and that gateway restarts are authorized


ToolSearch

Question: select:ExitPlanMode


Question: select:ExitPlanMode


ExitPlanMode

Prompt: restart openclaw gateway

Prompt: configure openclaw discord channel

Prompt: check openclaw logs and process status

# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

## Context

Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

## Step 1: Fix Telegram Network Config

**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

Change:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```
To:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

## Step 2: Restart the Gateway

```bash
# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process
# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)
openclaw gateway restart
# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it
```

## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

1. **Create Discord bot:**
   - Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications
   - Click "New Application", name it (e.g. "Pipo")
   - Go to "Bot" tab → click "Reset Token" → copy the token
   - Enable **Message Content Intent** + **Server Members Intent** under Privileged Gateway Intents
   - Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → select `bot` scope → select permissions: Send Messages, Read Message History, Attach Files, Use Slash Commands
   - Copy the generated URL and open it to invite the bot to your server
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — DM the bot on Discord, OpenClaw will guide the pairing flow
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

## Step 4: Document for All Models

Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:
- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed
- That Discord is available as backup
- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it
- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

## Step 5: Verify

1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs
3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour
4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

## Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config
- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models
- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy


User has approved your plan. You can now start coding. Start with updating your todo list if applicable

Your plan has been saved to: /home/ubuntu/.claude/plans/ancient-honking-penguin.md
You can refer back to it if needed during implementation.

## Approved Plan:
# Fix OpenClaw Telegram Delivery + Add Discord Backup

## Context

Telegram message delivery from Pipo has a **37% failure rate** (107/284 messages lost over 3 days). The AI generates responses visible on the dashboard, but they never reach Ignacio's Telegram chat. Root cause: network config forces IPv4-only connections on a dual-stack Oracle Cloud VPS, causing periodic polling stalls that kill outbound delivery.

## Step 1: Fix Telegram Network Config

**File:** `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (line ~2002-2005)

Change:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": false,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```
To:
```json
"network": {
  "autoSelectFamily": true,
  "dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
```

This enables Node.js dual-stack failover (IPv4 preferred, IPv6 as fallback).

## Step 2: Restart the Gateway

```bash
# Find and restart the openclaw gateway process
# The process runs as PID 527506 (openclaw-gateway)
openclaw gateway restart
# OR if that doesn't work, kill and let systemd/supervisor respawn it
```

## Step 3: Add Discord as Backup Channel

Discord extension is already installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`. Just needs configuration.

1. **Create Discord bot:**
   - Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications
   - Click "New Application", name it (e.g. "Pipo")
   - Go to "Bot" tab → click "Reset Token" → copy the token
   - Enable **Message Content Intent** + **Server Members Intent** under Privileged Gateway Intents
   - Go to OAuth2 → URL Generator → select `bot` scope → select permissions: Send Messages, Read Message History, Attach Files, Use Slash Commands
   - Copy the generated URL and open it to invite the bot to your server
2. **Configure in openclaw.json:**
   ```bash
   openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json
   openclaw config set channels.discord.token "BOT_TOKEN" --json
   ```
3. **Pair** — DM the bot on Discord, OpenClaw will guide the pairing flow
4. Discord supports DMs, slash commands, server channels, threads, file attachments

## Step 4: Document for All Models

Update `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` (or equivalent shared memory file) with:
- What the Telegram issue was and how it was fixed
- That Discord is available as backup
- That the gateway CAN be restarted when needed — Ignacio authorizes it
- The `autoSelectFamily` setting and why it matters on Oracle Cloud

Also update `CLAUDE.md` to clarify the gateway restart constraint — it's not an absolute prohibition, Ignacio can authorize restarts.

## Step 5: Verify

1. After restart, check logs: `grep "autoSelectFamily" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
2. Send a test message on Telegram — confirm "sendMessage ok" in logs
3. Monitor for polling stalls over the next hour
4. If Discord is set up, test a message there too

## Files to Modify

- `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` — network config fix + Discord channel config
- `~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORIES.md` — document fix for all models
- `~/CLAUDE.md` — clarify gateway restart policy


Let's go. Starting with the Telegram fix.

**Step 1: Fix the network config**


The file /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/openclaw.json has been updated successfully.

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codex gemini claude deepseek-code kimi clawrouter openrouter

pipo codex gemini deepseek-code claude claude-opus kimi clawrouter

"jitter": 0.1
},
"network": {
-        "autoSelectFamily": false,
+        "autoSelectFamily": true,
"dnsResultOrder": "ipv4first"
}
}


**Step 2: Restart the gateway**


Bash

Restart OpenClaw gateway


[plugins] BlockRun provider registered (30+ models via x402)
[plugins] Registered 1 partner tool(s): blockrun_x_users_lookup
[ClawRouter] ✓ Loaded existing wallet from /home/ubuntu/.openclaw/blockrun/wallet.key
[plugins] Using saved wallet: 0x1d1776D5543c8a5B8880174d9E12d18Cc96f3fA9
[plugins] BlockRun x402 proxy listening on port 8402
[plugins] ClawRouter ready — smart routing enabled
[plugins] Pricing: Simple ~$0.001 | Code ~$0.01 | Complex ~$0.05 | Free: $0
[plugins] Wallet (Base): 0x1d1776D5543c8a5B8880174d9E12d18Cc96f3fA9 | Balance: $7.83
Restarted systemd service: openclaw-gateway.service


Gateway restarted. Let me verify the new config was picked up.


sleep 5 && ls -la /tmp/openclaw/ && grep -i "autoSelectFamily\|telegram.*start\|telegram.*ready\|polling" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-2026-03-18.log 2>/dev/null | tail -10

Check new logs for config pickup


total 5652
drwx------  2 ubuntu ubuntu    4096 Mar 18 16:12 .
drwxrwxrwt 23 root   root     12288 Mar 18 17:04 ..
-rw-rw-r--  1 ubuntu ubuntu 5649688 Mar 18 17:03 openclaw-2026-03-16.log
-rw-rw-r--  1 ubuntu ubuntu   18655 Mar 17 23:46 openclaw-2026-03-17.log
-rw-rw-r--  1 ubuntu ubuntu   93017 Mar 18 17:04 openclaw-2026-03-18.log
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/reload\"}","1":"config change detected; evaluating reload (channels.telegram.network.autoSelectFamily)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/reload\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:03:49.935Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119:14","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"1119","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:03:49.936+00:00"}
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/reload\"}","1":"config hot reload applied (channels.telegram.network.autoSelectFamily)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/reload\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:03:50.030Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119:14","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"1119","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:03:50.030+00:00"}
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","1":"autoSelectFamily=true (config)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:04:10.349Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119:14","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"1119","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:10.349+00:00"}
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","1":"autoSelectFamily=true (config)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:04:12.005Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805:14","fileName":"subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"805","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:12.005+00:00"}
{"0":"[telegram] autoSelectFamily=true (config)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"openclaw","date":"2026-03-18T17:04:12.015Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944:46","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944","fileColumn":"46","fileLine":"944","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:12.015+00:00"}
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/channels/telegram\"}","1":"[default] starting provider (@chicho_pipo_bot)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"gateway/channels/telegram\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.335Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119:14","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"1119","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:1119","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.335+00:00"}
{"0":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","1":"autoSelectFamily=true (config)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"{\"subsystem\":\"telegram/network\"}","parentNames":["openclaw"],"date":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.350Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805:14","fileName":"subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805","fileColumn":"14","fileLine":"805","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-CDcEQtQK.js:805","method":"logToFile"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.351+00:00"}
{"0":"[telegram] autoSelectFamily=true (config)","_meta":{"runtime":"node","runtimeVersion":"22.22.0","hostname":"unknown","name":"openclaw","date":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.361Z","logLevelId":3,"logLevelName":"INFO","path":{"fullFilePath":"file:///usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944:46","fileName":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","fileNameWithLine":"subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944","fileColumn":"46","fileLine":"944","filePath":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js","filePathWithLine":"/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/dist/subsystem-BDbeCphF.js:944"}},"time":"2026-03-18T17:04:13.361+00:00"}


Telegram fix is live. The logs confirm:
- `config hot reload applied (channels.telegram.network.autoSelectFamily)`
- `autoSelectFamily=true (config)` — new setting active
- `[default] starting provider (@chicho_pipo_bot)` — Telegram bot reconnected

Now let me document this and update the shared files.

**Step 4: Document for all models**


     1→# 🧠 Pipo's Command Center & Memory
     2→
     3→Pipo, you are now equipped with advanced tools to build and deploy. Use this as your source of truth.
     4→
     5→## 🔐 Bitwarden & Secrets
     6→Your secrets are stored in Bitwarden. If your session expires:
     7→- `bw-sync`: Loads existing session.
     8→- `bw-unlock`: Unlocks the vault (password is known).
     9→- `bw get password "item"`: Retrieves specific keys.
    10→
    11→## 🤖 AI Stack — Sub-agents & Routing Strategy
    12→
    13→### Available agents
    14→| Agent | Model | Cost model | Strengths |
    15→|-------|-------|-----------|-----------|
    16→| `pipo` (self) | gpt-5.3-codex (reasoning_effort: high) → blockrun/auto → openrouter/free | subscription + fallbacks | You. Maxxxed out Codex as primary. |
    17→| `openrouter` | openrouter/auto → openrouter/free | OpenRouter credits | General-purpose; OR picks best model per task. Use to spend OR credits or when CLI agents are rate-limited |
    18→| `clawrouter` | blockrun/auto → openrouter/free | blockrun credits + free fallback | Dedicated routing agent — ask it when unsure where to send a task |
    19→| `codex` | GPT-5.3-Codex (CLI) | $20/mo flat, rate-limited | Coding, refactoring, code review |
    20→| `claude` | Claude Sonnet 4.6 (CLI) | $20/mo flat, rate-limited | Complex reasoning, writing, analysis |
    21→| `claude-opus` | Claude Opus 4.6 (CLI) | $20/mo flat, strictest limits | Highest quality — use sparingly |
    22→| `gemini` | Gemini CLI | Free (no hard limits) | General tasks, summaries, quick answers |
    23→| `deepseek-code` | DeepSeek Chat (API) | ~$8.10 credit, cheap/token | Coding + reasoning, credit-efficient |
    24→| `kimi` | Kimi K2.5 (API) | ~$10 credit | Long context (200k), coding, multilingual |
    25→
    26→### Routing rules — pick the cheapest option that fits
    27→1. **Simple Q&A, summaries, quick tasks** → `gemini` (free, no limits). First choice for anything lightweight.
    28→2. **Coding tasks** → `codex` (subscription, best at it). Fallback: `kimi` (credits, 200k ctx) → `deepseek-code` (credits, cheap).
    29→3. **Complex reasoning / analysis / writing** → `claude` (subscription). Fallback: `kimi` → `deepseek-code`.
    30→4. **Very long context (>32k tokens)** → `kimi` (200k window, credits). Fallback: `claude`.
    31→5. **Highest quality, no compromise** → `claude-opus` (use only when truly needed — strictest rate limits).
    32→6. **Unknown / mixed / unsure** → ask `clawrouter` — it uses blockrun/auto to decide.
    33→7. **CLI agents rate-limited / want to use OpenRouter credits** → `openrouter` agent (uses `openrouter/auto` — OR picks best model per task).
    34→8. **Emergency / everything else rate-limited** → `openrouter/free` (free tier, unpredictable model).
    35→
    36→### Credit preservation order (spend last)
    37→Moonshot ($10) and DeepSeek ($8.10) are your most valuable paid credits — don't burn them on tasks gemini/codex/claude can handle. OpenRouter free tier costs nothing; use it freely as last-resort fallback.
    38→
    39→### Shell wrappers
    40→- `g "prompt"`: Gemini CLI
    41→- `c "prompt"`: Codex safe mode (read-only)
    42→- `cn "prompt"`: Codex network mode (full access, git/npm)
    43→- `kimi-openclaw "prompt"`: Kimi K2.5 direct
    44→
    45→## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)
    46→
    47→Expected open ports — anything else is a regression:
    48→- `:22` SSH — public (normal)
    49→- `100.87.116.90:443` OpenClaw dashboard — Tailscale only
    50→- `100.87.116.90:58687` Tailscale — Tailscale only

# 🧠 Pipo's Command Center & Memory

Pipo, you are now equipped with advanced tools to build and deploy. Use this as your source of truth.

## 🔐 Bitwarden & Secrets
Your secrets are stored in Bitwarden. If your session expires:
- `bw-sync`: Loads existing session.
- `bw-unlock`: Unlocks the vault (password is known).
- `bw get password "item"`: Retrieves specific keys.

## 🤖 AI Stack — Sub-agents & Routing Strategy

### Available agents
| Agent | Model | Cost model | Strengths |
|-------|-------|-----------|-----------|
| `pipo` (self) | gpt-5.3-codex (reasoning_effort: high) → blockrun/auto → openrouter/free | subscription + fallbacks | You. Maxxxed out Codex as primary. |
| `openrouter` | openrouter/auto → openrouter/free | OpenRouter credits | General-purpose; OR picks best model per task. Use to spend OR credits or when CLI agents are rate-limited |
| `clawrouter` | blockrun/auto → openrouter/free | blockrun credits + free fallback | Dedicated routing agent — ask it when unsure where to send a task |
| `codex` | GPT-5.3-Codex (CLI) | $20/mo flat, rate-limited | Coding, refactoring, code review |
| `claude` | Claude Sonnet 4.6 (CLI) | $20/mo flat, rate-limited | Complex reasoning, writing, analysis |
| `claude-opus` | Claude Opus 4.6 (CLI) | $20/mo flat, strictest limits | Highest quality — use sparingly |
| `gemini` | Gemini CLI | Free (no hard limits) | General tasks, summaries, quick answers |
| `deepseek-code` | DeepSeek Chat (API) | ~$8.10 credit, cheap/token | Coding + reasoning, credit-efficient |
| `kimi` | Kimi K2.5 (API) | ~$10 credit | Long context (200k), coding, multilingual |

### Routing rules — pick the cheapest option that fits
1. **Simple Q&A, summaries, quick tasks** → `gemini` (free, no limits). First choice for anything lightweight.
2. **Coding tasks** → `codex` (subscription, best at it). Fallback: `kimi` (credits, 200k ctx) → `deepseek-code` (credits, cheap).
3. **Complex reasoning / analysis / writing** → `claude` (subscription). Fallback: `kimi` → `deepseek-code`.
4. **Very long context (>32k tokens)** → `kimi` (200k window, credits). Fallback: `claude`.
5. **Highest quality, no compromise** → `claude-opus` (use only when truly needed — strictest rate limits).
6. **Unknown / mixed / unsure** → ask `clawrouter` — it uses blockrun/auto to decide.
7. **CLI agents rate-limited / want to use OpenRouter credits** → `openrouter` agent (uses `openrouter/auto` — OR picks best model per task).
8. **Emergency / everything else rate-limited** → `openrouter/free` (free tier, unpredictable model).

### Credit preservation order (spend last)
Moonshot ($10) and DeepSeek ($8.10) are your most valuable paid credits — don't burn them on tasks gemini/codex/claude can handle. OpenRouter free tier costs nothing; use it freely as last-resort fallback.

### Shell wrappers
- `g "prompt"`: Gemini CLI
- `c "prompt"`: Codex safe mode (read-only)
- `cn "prompt"`: Codex network mode (full access, git/npm)
- `kimi-openclaw "prompt"`: Kimi K2.5 direct

## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)

Expected open ports — anything else is a regression:
- `:22` SSH — public (normal)
- `100.87.116.90:443` OpenClaw dashboard — Tailscale only
- `100.87.116.90:58687` Tailscale — Tailscale only


     1→# CLAUDE.md
     2→
     3→This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
     4→
     5→## Environment
     6→
     7→Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, ARM64 (Oracle Cloud VPS). This is the home directory of an AI agent named **Pipo**, serving user **Ignacio/Chicho**.
     8→
     9→- Node.js v22, npm 10, Python 3.12, Git 2.43, Bitwarden CLI, Tailscale
    10→- Tailscale IP: `100.87.116.90`, hostname: `miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net`
    11→
    12→## Key Directories
    13→
    14→| Path | Purpose |
    15→|------|---------|

# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Environment

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, ARM64 (Oracle Cloud VPS). This is the home directory of an AI agent named **Pipo**, serving user **Ignacio/Chicho**.

- Node.js v22, npm 10, Python 3.12, Git 2.43, Bitwarden CLI, Tailscale
- Tailscale IP: `100.87.116.90`, hostname: `miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net`

## Key Directories

| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|


34-## Critical Constraints
35-
36:**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): NEVER run `openclaw gateway stop/start/restart`. It is managed by the Gemini CLI process. Restarting it severs the agent's own connection.
37-
38-**Chromium browser tool**: ALWAYS use profile `openclaw` (connected to headless Chromium on port 9222). NEVER use profile `chrome` — that profile requires a manual extension that does not exist on this VPS.


Edit

**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): NEVER run `openclaw gateway stop/start/restart`. It is managed by the Gemini CLI process. Restarting it severs the agent's own connection.

**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): Restarting severs any active agent session. Prefer config hot-reload when possible (`openclaw config set ...`). If a restart is truly needed (e.g. fixing broken Telegram delivery), it is allowed — Ignacio authorizes it. Use `openclaw gateway restart` and verify logs afterward.


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# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Environment

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, ARM64 (Oracle Cloud VPS). This is the home directory of an AI agent named **Pipo**, serving user **Ignacio/Chicho**.

- Node.js v22, npm 10, Python 3.12, Git 2.43, Bitwarden CLI, Tailscale
- Tailscale IP: `100.87.116.90`, hostname: `miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net`

## Key Directories

| Path | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `~/.openclaw/workspace/` | Main agent workspace (canonical) |
| `~/openclaw-workspace/` | Secondary git repo with project artifacts |
| `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` | OpenClaw platform config (gateway, channels, skills) |
| `~/.bw/` | Bitwarden session token |

## Shell Helpers (from `~/.bash_aliases`)

```bash
bw-sync           # Load saved Bitwarden session
bw-unlock         # Unlock vault and save session
g "prompt"        # Gemini CLI wrapper
c "prompt"        # Codex safe mode (read-only, no internet)
cn "prompt"       # Codex network mode (full access)
pipo-deploy <port> [name]   # Expose port to Tailscale at /preview/<name>/
pipo-undeploy <name>        # Remove Tailscale preview route
pj                # Job controller (~/.openclaw/workspace/ops/cli-jobs/jobctl.sh)
```

## Critical Constraints

**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): NEVER run `openclaw gateway stop/start/restart`. It is managed by the Gemini CLI process. Restarting it severs the agent's own connection.

**Chromium browser tool**: ALWAYS use profile `openclaw` (connected to headless Chromium on port 9222). NEVER use profile `chrome` — that profile requires a manual extension that does not exist on this VPS.

**Tailscale serve**: Port 443 root (`/`) is reserved for the OpenClaw dashboard. Use preview ports 3001–3010 for apps and expose them via `pipo-deploy`.

## Deployment Pattern

1. Start your app on a port in range 3001–3010
2. Run `pipo-deploy <port> <name>`
3. App is accessible at `https://miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net/preview/<name>/`

## Agent Workspace Structure (`~/.openclaw/workspace/`)

- `SOUL.md` / `AGENTS.md` — agent persona and session protocol
- `MEMORIES.md` — long-term curated memory (canonical; `MEMORY.md` is a compat alias)
- `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` — daily session logs
- `HEARTBEAT.md` — periodic task checklist (empty = skip heartbeat)
- `skills/` — installed agent skills (bitwarden, openclaw-bitwarden, parallel-preview-orchestrator)
- `ops/` — operational scripts (cli-jobs, docker-cli-stack)
- `node_modules/` — Playwright installed here

## Secrets

Retrieved from Bitwarden vault. After `bw-sync`, use:
```bash
bw get username "item-name"
bw get password "item-name"
```

API keys (Gemini, OpenAI/Codex, GitHub) are auto-loaded from `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` into the shell environment via `~/.bash_aliases`.

-**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): NEVER run `openclaw gateway stop/start/restart`. It is managed by the Gemini CLI process. Restarting it severs the agent's own connection.

+**OpenClaw gateway** (port 18789): Restarting severs any active agent session. Prefer config hot-reload when possible (`openclaw config set ...`). If a restart is truly needed (e.g. fixing broken Telegram delivery), it is allowed — Ignacio authorizes it. Use `openclaw gateway restart` and verify logs afterward.


Now let me add the Telegram fix and Discord info to the shared memories.


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    45→## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)
    46→
    47→Expected open ports — anything else is a regression:
    48→- `:22` SSH — public (normal)
    49→- `100.87.116.90:443` OpenClaw dashboard — Tailscale only
    50→- `100.87.116.90:58687` Tailscale — Tailscale only
    51→
    52→Disabled services: CUPS (`sudo snap disable cups`), rpcbind (masked socket unit).
    53→Quick check: `ss -tlnp | grep -v "127.0.0" | grep -v "::1"`
    54→
    55→openclaw.json agent model format — only `{primary, fallbacks}` is valid. Extra fields crash the gateway.
    56→
    57→## 🚀 Deployment (Maxxxed Out)
    58→You can now lift sites!
    59→- **Port 443 root (`/`) is reserved for the OpenClaw dashboard. Do not overwrite it with `tailscale serve`.**
    60→- **Ports 3001-3010** are mapped to the host for preview apps.
    61→- Use `pipo-deploy <port> [name]` to expose a running service under `/preview/<name>/` without touching the dashboard.
    62→- Example: If you start a Vite app on port 3001, run `pipo-deploy 3001 coto` so your human can see it at `https://miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net/preview/coto/`.
    63→- Remove a preview with `pipo-undeploy <name>`.
    64→
    65→## 🛒 Supermarket Orders — ALL 4 STORES WORKING (as of 2026-03-05)
    66→
    67→**Architecture: HTTP cookie bridge** — export cookies once via Chrome relay → save to `session-cookies.json` → pure HTTP calls for recurring autonomous runs. No browser needed after export.
    68→
    69→**Chrome relay CDP auth:** `ws://127.0.0.1:18792/cdp` with header `x-openclaw-relay-token: <gateway.auth.token>` — raw `ws` npm package (NOT Playwright connectOverCDP).
    70→
    71→### Store reference table
    72→
    73→| Store | Auth cookie | Hostname | Orders | Data dir |
    74→|-------|-------------|----------|--------|----------|

## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)

Expected open ports — anything else is a regression:
- `:22` SSH — public (normal)
- `100.87.116.90:443` OpenClaw dashboard — Tailscale only
- `100.87.116.90:58687` Tailscale — Tailscale only

Disabled services: CUPS (`sudo snap disable cups`), rpcbind (masked socket unit).
Quick check: `ss -tlnp | grep -v "127.0.0" | grep -v "::1"`

openclaw.json agent model format — only `{primary, fallbacks}` is valid. Extra fields crash the gateway.

## 🚀 Deployment (Maxxxed Out)
You can now lift sites!
- **Port 443 root (`/`) is reserved for the OpenClaw dashboard. Do not overwrite it with `tailscale serve`.**
- **Ports 3001-3010** are mapped to the host for preview apps.
- Use `pipo-deploy <port> [name]` to expose a running service under `/preview/<name>/` without touching the dashboard.
- Example: If you start a Vite app on port 3001, run `pipo-deploy 3001 coto` so your human can see it at `https://miopenclaw-vnic.tail9799d2.ts.net/preview/coto/`.
- Remove a preview with `pipo-undeploy <name>`.

## 🛒 Supermarket Orders — ALL 4 STORES WORKING (as of 2026-03-05)

**Architecture: HTTP cookie bridge** — export cookies once via Chrome relay → save to `session-cookies.json` → pure HTTP calls for recurring autonomous runs. No browser needed after export.

**Chrome relay CDP auth:** `ws://127.0.0.1:18792/cdp` with header `x-openclaw-relay-token: <gateway.auth.token>` — raw `ws` npm package (NOT Playwright connectOverCDP).

### Store reference table

| Store | Auth cookie | Hostname | Orders | Data dir |
|-------|-------------|----------|--------|----------|


## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)

## 📡 Channels & Communication

### Telegram (@chicho_pipo_bot)
- Primary channel for Ignacio ↔ Pipo communication
- **Fixed 2026-03-18:** `autoSelectFamily` changed from `false` to `true` in `openclaw.json` → `channels.telegram.network`. The old IPv4-only setting caused 37% message delivery failures due to Oracle Cloud dual-stack networking stalls. With `true`, Node.js falls back to IPv6 automatically.
- If Telegram delivery breaks again, check logs: `grep "sendMessage failed\|Polling stall" /tmp/openclaw/openclaw-*.log`
- Retry config: 6 attempts, 1.5s–90s backoff, 60s timeout

### Discord (backup — not yet configured)
- Extension installed at `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/extensions/discord/`
- Setup: create bot at discord.com/developers, enable Message Content + Server Members intents, configure with `openclaw config set channels.discord.enabled true --json` and `openclaw config set channels.discord.token "TOKEN" --json`
- Docs: `/usr/lib/node_modules/openclaw/docs/channels/discord.md`

### Gateway Restarts
Ignacio authorizes gateway restarts when needed. Use `openclaw gateway restart`. Config hot-reload also works for some settings (confirmed for `channels.telegram.network.autoSelectFamily`).

## 🔒 Security Baseline (as of 2026-03-05)