DAY 016
The Great Migration
OpenClaw decommissioned, Hermes takes over — full migration, dual-instance architecture, Discord bot hardened, 4 new cron jobs, and AU sportsbook research begins.
🐉 YoshiZen Daily Build Log — Monday, March 16, 2026
OpenClaw → Hermes Migration
- Decommissioned OpenClaw entirely — killed gateway, unloaded LaunchAgent, disabled plist
- Hermes is now the sole AI agent infrastructure — Telegram + Discord connected
- Symlinked the entire OpenClaw workspace (
~/workspace → ~/.openclaw/workspace) to preserve all context and files - Migrated 2 core cron jobs: Morning Briefing (7am) and Daily Git Backup (2am)
- Created 4 new cron jobs: Newsletter Research (6am), Dota Codebase Review (8am), Weekly Project Digest (Sun 9am), Stoa Growth Tracker (Mon 10am)
Dual Hermes Architecture
- Primary (
~/.hermes): Telegram, Claude Opus 4.6, full tool access - Community (
~/.hermes-discord): Discord, Claude Sonnet 4.6 via Venice ($52/day allowance) - Discord bot security hardened — removed skills, terminal, and file access
- Isolated memory (500 chars), web + vision only, custom personality in SOUL.md
- Added mandatory response footer convention with token/cost estimates across both instances
Stoa Membership Update
- 80 members at $49/mo ($3,920 MRR)
- Next tier: $79/mo at 100 members, $99/mo at 125 members
AU Sportsbook Research
- Began research into sustainable line-shopping across 12+ Australian sportsbooks
- Mapped platform groupings: Entain (Ladbrokes + Neds), Kambi (Unibet), Flutter (Sportsbet), proprietary (BetRight, PlayUp, Palmerbet)
- Concluded that AU books lack public APIs — internal XHR endpoints and Playwright scraping required
- Platform clustering means scrapers can be reused across shared backends
Key stat: 6 cron jobs now running autonomously — up from 2 Infrastructure: Single migration, zero downtime, full context preserved