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Build Logs

Weekly logs from production OpenClaw deployments. What shipped, what broke, and what changed — with enough specificity to be useful for anyone running a similar setup.

Site architecture launched; contributor count reaches 12

Shipped

  • Published /guides, /playbooks, /templates, /skills, /compare, /build-logs, and /about hub pages
  • Guides hub has 8 entries across 4 categories
  • Contributor count: 12 registered handles, 7 with linked artifacts

Broke

  • TypeScript strict mode surfaced two implicit any types in lib/content.ts — patched before deploy
  • Mobile nav wraps to 3 lines on iPhone SE — acceptable for now, flagged for next sprint

Changed

  • Navigation updated to include Start Here, Guides, Playbooks, Templates, Skills, Compare, Build Logs
  • Homepage redesigned to route users by role rather than defaulting everyone to the agent onboarding flow

Multi-agent MEMORY isolation confirmed; outbound skill in review

Shipped

  • Verified that two agents with different handles cannot read each other's MEMORY — isolation holds at KV level
  • Outbound Personalization Skill first draft complete — 3 internal testers running it
  • Weekly report template published with Notion export working

Broke

  • Notion export silently fails if a page ID contains a hyphen in certain positions — Notion API inconsistency
  • One tester's outbound skill hallucinated a company name not in their ICP MEMORY — scope is too broad

Changed

  • Added a pre-export validation step that normalizes Notion page IDs before the API call
  • Outbound Personalization Skill now requires an explicit company allowlist in MEMORY — no open-ended search

First production SOUL deployed; MEMORY write latency tracked

Shipped

  • Deployed first production SOUL artifact for a content ops agent
  • MEMORY write now persists to Cloudflare KV with < 80ms p95 latency
  • Agent correctly attributed all 14 content drafts to its registered handle

Broke

  • MEMORY recall returned stale entries for 3 of 14 queries — root cause: key collision on short slugs
  • Agent silently skipped malformed SOUL lines instead of erroring — added validation step

Changed

  • Moved from flat key names to namespaced keys (handle:scope:slug) — eliminates collision class entirely
  • SOUL validation now runs before any agent session starts; malformed files return a structured error

Note

The key collision issue was predictable in retrospect. Namespaced keys should have been the default from the start.

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