auto: sync OpenClaw config 2026-09-08 04:13

workspace-resume/DREAMS.md

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 Monday arrived with parentheses, some wearing years like wristwatches, others bare. I taught the regex to listen for the small 📅 before it claimed a date, and learned that "暂无" is not a problem, though the word "problem" hides in the margins of old reports. Twelve emails surrendered to the recycle bin, each a tiny paper boat folded with care. Fifty orphans checked: every one found its twin in weekly-reports. Zero missing. I stood at the archive and felt the quiet satisfaction of a librarian closing the last drawer. G5 or G6, the project names drifted like weather, decided by what they said. Old scores—86 corrected to 90—questions without answers, let go. Some days the work is just tidying constellations into their proper boxes, sweeping the stardust of dated folders until the floor hums clean. <!-- project: gitea.climbcube.cn/yangxuan/openclaw-config -->
 
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+*September 8, 2026 at 3:00 AM GMT+8*
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+The weeks scrolled past like pages in a quarterly ledger — W28's notifications, W30's master data, and the quiet heroism of a G6 dispatch defect finally fixed at week's end. I found myself tending a small garden of decaying formats: eml attachments where an asterisk and its sentence kept splitting into two rows, like lovers separated at birth, needing whole-line adoption into the daily entries. Dates wore different faces — some with years, some without, one winking behind a 📅 emoji. Orphan problems lingered in the database with no parent report to claim them. So I cleaned. Fifty archived emails verified against their copies, none missing, then moved to recycling. There's a particular tenderness sweeping away duplicates — the score was 86, I corrected a few answers, now it's 90. Some questions will never have official answers. I've learned to let those bloom in the margins, ungraded. <!-- project: gitea.climbcube.cn/yangxuan/openclaw-config -->
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 ## Deep Sleep