2026-02-03

Discord Channel Configuration

Mention requirement disabled for Discord channels (config updated to requireMention: false)
OpenClaw can now respond in channels without being @mentioned

URL: http://192.168.0.39:8123
Token: Long-lived access token configured in TOOLS.md
Successfully tested connectivity and turned on light.kitchen_2
Entity naming convention: full entity_id (e.g., light.kitchen_2 not shorthand)
Corey's entity names need cleanup over time (current ones are a bit inconsistent)

Brave API key configured: BSAVjWnVKGI5ZeU-mEBirztyCDmHhcI
Successfully tested web search for Home Assistant content
Resources found: Reddit automations thread, HA community thread, frenck's awesome-home-assistant list

SSH Connected to livingroom-pi (192.168.0.95) with key auth
Setup completed: package.json + swapfile (512MB) for memory relief
npm install running - slow due to Pi memory constraints (~100MB free, using swap)
Status: 17/300+ packages installed after 3+ min (no hurry, letting it run)
Config found: ~/room-assistant/config/local.yml pre-configured:
- MQTT: 192.168.0.39:1883 (corey/41945549)
- Bluetooth tracking enabled (device addresses present)
- Room: "LivingRoom"
- homeAssistant integration enabled

MariaDB 10.11.14 running on port 3306
Database: clawdbot_projects / AlexAI / alexisabignerd
Apache 2.4 running on port 80
PHP 8.2 with MySQL extension
Dashboard: /var/www/html/dashboard.html (retro-wave theme, mobile-friendly)
API endpoints: /api/stats.php, /api/actions.php, /api/memories.php
Tables: daily_notes, long_term_memories, action_items, backup_logs, sessions, generation_history
Note: Old Windows MySQL data not migrated - switched to file-based memory (see below)

File-based memory (memory/*.md) as primary - simple, portable
MySQL database exists but not actively synced (could sync later if needed)
Write triggers:
- Pre-compaction flush at session end
- Manual prompts ("remember this")
- Obvious important info (IPs, credentials, project decisions)
Don't over-engineer - lightweight is better
Corey will mention explicitly when something sticks
I use judgment for obvious things, but keep it concise