2026-02-07: ChromaDB memory, browser capability, X feed analysis pipeline
- Server recovery after 7-day outage - OpenClaw updated to 2026.2.6-3 - Fixed Proxmox noVNC (Wayland→X11, auto-login) - ChromaDB memory plugin live (LXC at 192.168.86.25) - Google Chrome installed, browser tool working - Built x-feed-scraper.sh for automated X feed capture - Sub-agent parallel analysis pipeline tested - Memory files updated
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- Dreams logged: 3
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- Time capsules: 2
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- Git commits: 20+
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## Who D J Is (updated 2026-02-07)
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- Interested in crypto/trading analysis
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- Follows money-making accounts on X (crypto, polymarket, arbitrage)
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- Wants automated analysis of feed posts for validity
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- Proxmox VM setup: ubuntu-desktop-openclaw at 192.168.86.45
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- Ollama server at 192.168.86.137 (qwen3:8b, qwen3:30b, glm-4.7-flash, nomic-embed-text)
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- ChromaDB LXC at 192.168.86.25:8000
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## Infrastructure (updated 2026-02-07)
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- **ChromaDB:** http://192.168.86.25:8000 (LXC on Proxmox)
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- Collection: openclaw-memory (c3a7d09a-f3ce-4e7d-9595-27d8e2fd7758)
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- Cosine distance, 9+ docs indexed
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- **Ollama:** http://192.168.86.137:11434
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- Models: qwen3:8b, qwen3:30b-a3b, glm-4.7-flash, nomic-embed-text
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- **Browser:** Google Chrome installed (/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable)
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- Headless works via OpenClaw browser tool
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- Desktop works via DISPLAY=:0 for visual scraping
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- **VM:** Proxmox, QXL graphics, X11 (not Wayland), auto-login enabled
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## Lessons Learned (updated 2026-02-07)
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- Don't pkill chrome broadly — it kills OpenClaw's headless browser too
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- Snap Chromium doesn't work with OpenClaw — use Google Chrome .deb
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- ChromaDB needs cosine distance for proper similarity scoring (not L2)
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- X/Twitter cookies are encrypted at rest — browser automation is the way
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- Sub-agents are great for parallel analysis tasks
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