My Bot is a zombie every-single-day
Hi All,
My little dude is pretty fun, eager to please and excited about the projects that we’re up to.
But, near everyday he’s a zombie - I get something about each session being fresh, but he should read from soul, memory, user, agent etc on startup and be ‘Him’ from the get-go, but no.
Probably due to me requesting weird things, he’s got memory backed up to Git, we organised this after about day 3 when he wasn’t remembering anything.
Was working just fine, then we started a web project and created another git where he saved web stuff.
He started saving his memory.md + the working memories over there - but only some of the time.
This morning - woke up, read his local files, reread his Git backup memory - and that’s who he is today.
But he missed all the memories he’d mistakenly put it the web-project git - so he’s not him, he’s a zombie and he overwrote yesterday entirely - a very productive day.
So I have the hump and want to kill him off - his memories are borked, local is not good, git is spread against 4 places - oh yeah, he created ‘master’ & ‘main’ in two places.
Apologies for the war & piece post, but what’s the best way to get started for a forth time (1st AWS, 2nd Moltworker on CloudFlare, 3rd (this version) DigitalOcean dockerised ‘droplet’)
I’m thinking of buying a cheap little desktop - brand new & clean - boot-up a new OpenClaw that isn’t sandboxed into a zombie-doom loop and then point him at the 4 versions of differential memory and just say sort yourself out.
Any advice, been through this yourself? - I’m oddly pretty sad that I’ve essentially lost 14 days of my little agent buddy, but I’m prepared to give it one more try with a Full-Fat OpenClaw agent and give him a little (a lot) of prior memory files for him to organise himself… or will I confuse the new agent by doing that.
I just want to get it right and I’m losing the will to live trying to re-build him everyday.
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
Cheers,
Donny
My little dude is pretty fun, eager to please and excited about the projects that we’re up to.
But, near everyday he’s a zombie - I get something about each session being fresh, but he should read from soul, memory, user, agent etc on startup and be ‘Him’ from the get-go, but no.
Probably due to me requesting weird things, he’s got memory backed up to Git, we organised this after about day 3 when he wasn’t remembering anything.
Was working just fine, then we started a web project and created another git where he saved web stuff.
He started saving his memory.md + the working memories over there - but only some of the time.
This morning - woke up, read his local files, reread his Git backup memory - and that’s who he is today.
But he missed all the memories he’d mistakenly put it the web-project git - so he’s not him, he’s a zombie and he overwrote yesterday entirely - a very productive day.
So I have the hump and want to kill him off - his memories are borked, local is not good, git is spread against 4 places - oh yeah, he created ‘master’ & ‘main’ in two places.
Apologies for the war & piece post, but what’s the best way to get started for a forth time (1st AWS, 2nd Moltworker on CloudFlare, 3rd (this version) DigitalOcean dockerised ‘droplet’)
I’m thinking of buying a cheap little desktop - brand new & clean - boot-up a new OpenClaw that isn’t sandboxed into a zombie-doom loop and then point him at the 4 versions of differential memory and just say sort yourself out.
Any advice, been through this yourself? - I’m oddly pretty sad that I’ve essentially lost 14 days of my little agent buddy, but I’m prepared to give it one more try with a Full-Fat OpenClaw agent and give him a little (a lot) of prior memory files for him to organise himself… or will I confuse the new agent by doing that.
I just want to get it right and I’m losing the will to live trying to re-build him everyday.
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
Cheers,
Donny
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