Keith Recap Dashboard

A lightweight dashboard for daily recaps, open loops, decisions, and what still needs doing. Generated from recap files, not hand-maintained fairy dust.

Recap files
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Latest recap
2026-04-02
Generated
2026-04-02 12:30 AEDT

Latest recap

2026-04-02

The day shifted the recap project from scaffold mode toward something actually browseable. The dashboard/HTML refresh chain was tightened, the web view stopped clobbering fresh generated files, and the recap system gained clearer visibility into current decisions, next actions, and where the whole thing should go next.

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Current open loops

  • The recap system still needs multi-day rollups and better browse/search views to become genuinely useful instead of merely present.
  • Build visibility/status rhythm (`⚙️ Working`, `⏸️ Blocked`, `✅ Done`) needs to be used consistently during active build/debug sessions.
  • The next operational power-ups are identified, but not yet implemented: lower approval friction, better privileged deploy path, stronger internal-tool publishing, and more reusable operator scripts.
  • Windows leftovers for Dropbox Redeem Launcher and Windows 11 Installation Assistant still exist.

Recent decisions

  • The recap project remains the current main project until it becomes properly useful.
  • Recommended build order for recap work is: automation first, retrieval/search second, richer dashboard/browser third.
  • In this chat surface, chunkier work should prefer detached/background execution paths so progress does not depend on filler prompts.
  • Low-risk workflow/build work should be handled with sensible initiative rather than excessive caution.
  • Build/debug work should use a short visible status rhythm so Guy is not left guessing.
  • Keith is the assistant’s name going forward.
  • Australian slang/language is allowed when it fits naturally.
  • Guy’s effective human timezone should be treated as `Australia/Sydney`, with daylight saving handled automatically.
  • The VPS remains the single main OpenClaw instance; the Windows PC should be reached through the VPS rather than running a second OpenClaw install.
  • Future shorthand like “scan the PC”, “audit the PC”, and “clean the PC” should map to concrete standard workflows.
  • Gaming/modding tools that may still be in active use should not be removed casually.
  • The daily recap / recall system should be treated as the current project until it is properly useful.

Recent next actions

  • Add multi-day rollups for recent decisions and next actions across recap files.
  • Wire those rollups into both the markdown dashboard and the web dashboard.
  • Keep improving recap retrieval/browse quality so the system answers prior-work questions faster.
  • Start using detached/background runs more deliberately for longer build/debug chunks.
  • Move on to the Keith operational power-ups once the recap system is genuinely useful.

Status

  • Daily recap cron: active
  • Timezone basis: Australia/Sydney
  • Refresh chain: recaps → rollups → HTML → site bundle
  • Storage model: recap files + generated rollups