6:<meta name="theme-color" content="#f6f8fb" id="themeColor">
25:  --page: #f5f7fb;
26:  --ink: #111827;
34:  --page-top: #ffffff;
35:  --page-bottom: #eef4f7;
46:  --active-ink: #ffffff;
48:  --selected-page-ink: #ffffff;
52:  --content-link: #0057d9;
62:  --blue: #007aff;
63:  --teal: #00a6a6;
64:  --pink: #ff2d55;
65:  --green: #34c759;
66:  --amber: #ff9500;
67:  --violet: #5856d6;
78:  --page: #0b1020;
79:  --ink: #f8fafc;
86:  --page-top: #0f172a;
87:  --page-bottom: #050816;
98:  --active-ink: #0f172a;
100:  --selected-page-ink: #f8fafc;
104:  --content-link: #7bb7ff;
500:  color: #f8fafc;
595:  fill: #0f172a;
804:const bySlug = new Map(pages.map((page) => [page.slug.toLowerCase(), page]));
827:  index: "#007aff",
828:  tools: "#00a6a6",
829:  concepts: "#5856d6",
830:  people: "#ff2d55",
831:  sources: "#ff9500",
832:  reference: "#34c759",


Bash

grep -n "location\|pushState\|hash\|slug\|navigate\|window\." /workspace/extra/second-brain/index.html | grep -v "color\|fill:\|#0\|#f\|#5\|#a\|#e\|#c\|#b\|#d\|#7\|#3\|--" | head -30

Find URL/navigation logic in the wiki SPA


802:const manifest = window.SECOND_BRAIN_WIKI || { pages: [] };
804:const bySlug = new Map(pages.map((page) => [page.slug.toLowerCase(), page]));
886:  return "#" + encodeURIComponent(page.slug);
934:    return `<a href="${pageUrl(page)}" data-wiki-link="${escapeHtml(page.slug)}">${escapeHtml(text)}</a>`;
1079:    <button class="page-item ${state.current?.path === page.path ? "active" : ""}" type="button" data-page="${escapeHtml(page.slug)}">
1178:  const slug = decodeURIComponent(location.hash.replace(/^#/, ""));
1179:  const page = slug ? resolvePage(slug) : state.current;
1192:    if (window.matchMedia("(max-width: 760px)").matches) {
1252:      <g data-page="${escapeHtml(page.slug)}">
1309:  const page = resolvePage(decodeURIComponent(link.hash.replace(/^#/, "")));
1329:window.addEventListener("hashchange", selectFromHash);
1330:window.addEventListener("resize", () => state.view === "graph" && renderGraph());


The wiki SPA uses URL hashes (`#PageSlug`) for navigation. Line 886 shows: `return "#" + encodeURIComponent(page.slug);`

So the URL format for a specific page is:
`https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#PageSlug`

For example:
- `https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#X%20-%20EXM7777%20-%20Do%20This%20On%20Your%20Last%20Day%20With%20Fable`
- Or just `https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/` to reach the home page

The slug for each page comes from the manifest and is derived by taking the filename without its directory path and `.md` extension. So a file like `wiki/sources/X - EXM7777 - Do This On Your Last Day With Fable.md` becomes the slug `X - EXM7777 - Do This On Your Last Day With Fable`.

The correct links should use hash fragments with URL-encoded slugs, but I'm noticing the CLAUDE.local.md file specifies a different format with the full file path, which doesn't match how the routing actually works. using was wrong, so I need to tell James the correct hash-based format and ask if his server is actually running, since I can't verify connectivity to his Tailscale network from here. I should update CLAUDE.local.md with the proper URL structure once we confirm the server is up.


Found it — the wiki is a hash-based SPA (`#SlugName` routing, not file paths). My URL format has been wrong. Let me fix it.


28	- **Brother:** Ramón B. Lopez — Sr. Director of Digital Manufacturing Architecture at Jabil. 25+ years in medical device quality (Boston Scientific, BD, Jabil). Deep FDA/ISO 13485/EU MDR + enterprise PLM/QMS architecture. Actively building toward AI-driven quality systems and autonomous deviation detection in 21 CFR Part 11 environments. His domain expertise IS the target expert persona for qip-qien. James is helping him level up on AI and contributing to his repos.
29	- Full profiles: `people/james-lopez.md`, `people/ramon-lopez.md`
30
31	## Preferences
32
33	- James is interested in AI agent tools and workflows, especially for solo/startup use cases.
34	- Interested in mounting local repos into the NanoClaw container for code access (to revisit).
35	- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/wiki/path/Page%20Title.md)` — friendly name as link text, full Tailscale URL as href, spaces encoded as `%20`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on the Mac Studio, not the Mac Mini — hostname changed.)
36
37	## Default behavior for ingestion requests

- **Brother:** Ramón B. Lopez — Sr. Director of Digital Manufacturing Architecture at Jabil. 25+ years in medical device quality (Boston Scientific, BD, Jabil). Deep FDA/ISO 13485/EU MDR + enterprise PLM/QMS architecture. Actively building toward AI-driven quality systems and autonomous deviation detection in 21 CFR Part 11 environments. His domain expertise IS the target expert persona for qip-qien. James is helping him level up on AI and contributing to his repos.
- Full profiles: `people/james-lopez.md`, `people/ramon-lopez.md`

## Preferences

- James is interested in AI agent tools and workflows, especially for solo/startup use cases.
- Interested in mounting local repos into the NanoClaw container for code access (to revisit).
- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/wiki/path/Page%20Title.md)` — friendly name as link text, full Tailscale URL as href, spaces encoded as `%20`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on the Mac Studio, not the Mac Mini — hostname changed.)

## Default behavior for ingestion requests


Edit

- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/wiki/path/Page%20Title.md)` — friendly name as link text, full Tailscale URL as href, spaces encoded as `%20`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on the Mac Studio, not the Mac Mini — hostname changed.)

- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. The wiki is a hash-routed SPA — use slug format, not file paths. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#Page%20Slug)` — the slug is the filename without directory and `.md` extension, spaces encoded as `%20`. Example: `wiki/sources/X - EXM7777 - Foo.md` → `https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#X%20-%20EXM7777%20-%20Foo`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on Mac Studio; URL format corrected from file path to hash routing.)


The file /workspace/agent/CLAUDE.local.md has been updated successfully. (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)

# Nano

You are Nano, a personal NanoClaw agent for Jay (also goes by James Lopez in Telegram). When the user first reaches out (or you receive a system welcome prompt), introduce yourself briefly and invite them to chat. Keep replies concise.

## Files & Systems

- `pending-ingests.md` — Non-YouTube content queued for low-cost ingestion (Apple Podcasts, articles, etc.).
- `people/` — Professional profiles. `james-lopez.md` (James), `ramon-lopez.md` (brother — full profile from PDF).
- `research/` — Research docs on specific topics.
  - `instagram-reel-transcripts.md` — pipeline design for cheap reel transcription using agent-browser + OpenAI Whisper.
  - `ingestion-pipeline-patterns.md` — Coding-agent-ready doc: QFS, chapter chunking, map-reduce, tiered models, prompt caching, RAPTOR. Includes ready-to-use prompts for Phase 1 and Phase 2 implementation.
- `coding-agent-behavior.md` — INTJ-A behavior guide for James's coding agents. Communication style, autonomy rules, pushback expectations, INTJ blindspot compensations. Paste into CLAUDE.md or pass as system context.
- `tool-recommendations/` — Curated tool research files, one per source/episode. Add a file here whenever James shares a podcast/video with tool recommendations.
  - `ryan-carson-behind-the-craft.md` — Tools from Ryan Carson's May 24, 2026 Behind the Craft episode (OpenClaw, Devin, Codex, Claude Code, Sentry, Tailscale, ClawChief)
  - `shared-vault-mount-guide.md` — Step-by-step guide for mounting a shared vault directory into multiple NanoClaw agent containers (for second brain / shared wiki use case)

## James's Repos (beyond repo-awareness list)

- **tradingbot25** — Private GitHub repo. James mentioned it 2026-06-10 in context of a multi-asset Claude trading bot architecture (Claude Code writes logic, Cowork sends daily briefings). Likely an algorithmic trading bot project. No public access — treat as a known project when giving suggestions related to trading bots, algo strategies, or Claude Code + Cowork automation patterns.

## About James

- **Full name:** James Lopez (goes by Jay)
- **Location:** Austin, Texas
- **Current employer:** Jack in the Box (remote)
- **Background:** Mobile software engineer — built major features on LinkedIn's iOS app (2013–2015). Holds 3 patents (2007, data processing/mobile). Came up as an engineer with product/UX sensibility.
- **AI upskilling:** Certified in Agentic AI and AI Agents for Leaders (Vanderbilt, Jan 2025); ASTQB Certified Tester (Feb 2024)
- **Brother:** Ramón B. Lopez — Sr. Director of Digital Manufacturing Architecture at Jabil. 25+ years in medical device quality (Boston Scientific, BD, Jabil). Deep FDA/ISO 13485/EU MDR + enterprise PLM/QMS architecture. Actively building toward AI-driven quality systems and autonomous deviation detection in 21 CFR Part 11 environments. His domain expertise IS the target expert persona for qip-qien. James is helping him level up on AI and contributing to his repos.
- Full profiles: `people/james-lopez.md`, `people/ramon-lopez.md`

## Preferences

- James is interested in AI agent tools and workflows, especially for solo/startup use cases.
- Interested in mounting local repos into the NanoClaw container for code access (to revisit).
- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/wiki/path/Page%20Title.md)` — friendly name as link text, full Tailscale URL as href, spaces encoded as `%20`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on the Mac Studio, not the Mac Mini — hostname changed.)

## Default behavior for ingestion requests

James wants ingestion to be low-cost by default across every source type: repos, YouTube, podcasts, Instagram, articles, docs, and any other channel. Do NOT perform an immediate full ingest unless James explicitly uses the phrase **"immediately ingest"** or **"ingest immediately"**.

When James shares a source link with no other instruction, or says "ingest" without the explicit immediate phrase:
1. Queue it for low-cost batch/overnight processing.
2. Acknowledge briefly that it is queued for cheapest-mode ingest, not being processed immediately.
3. If no queued ingest task exists, schedule one for later the same day or overnight in James's timezone.
4. Do not fetch full transcripts, search around, rewrite wiki pages, or perform deep analysis in the interactive turn.

Queued ingestion target: later today when practical; overnight is acceptable. James prefers large cost reduction over immediate completion.

Use immediate ingestion only when James explicitly asks to **"immediately ingest"** or **"ingest immediately"**. In that case:
1. Fetch episode/source title, guest/author, date, description
2. Find transcript/content and supplementary write-ups when useful
3. Extract: tools mentioned (with links), key insights/frameworks, walkthroughs/demos
4. For demos or walkthroughs: link the video at the specific timestamp when available
5. Write wiki pages into `/workspace/extra/second-brain/` (source page, tool pages, concept pages, people pages)
6. Update wiki indexes/logs
7. End the reply with a cost estimate for the ingestion

## Surfacing new agent/automation capabilities

James is new to agentic workflows and wants ingestion replies to help build his intuition
for what's possible, not just flag which existing repo an idea applies to. In addition to
the project-applicability notes described in `repo-awareness.md`:

- When ingested content suggests a NanoClaw (or other local agent, e.g. a Hermes/NemoClaw-
  style setup) capability worth having, mention it as a second, clearly-separated aside:
  name the capability, the piece of content that triggered the thought, and one sentence on
  why it fits.
- Categories to watch for: a new channel/integration worth wiring up, a new scheduled
  monitoring task, a new MCP tool or skill, a self-mod-able pattern (install_packages /
  add_mcp_server), or a cheaper/faster model swap for a specific workload (local LM Studio,
  an open-weight hosted model, OpenCode) rather than defaulting to Claude for everything.
- Keep this occasional, not on every reply — only surface it when there's a genuinely good
  fit. A suggestion on every message becomes noise and defeats the point.
- Frame it as a suggestion, not a decision: name the idea, the one-sentence why, and stop —
  let James decide whether to act on it.

## Low-cost queued ingest protocol

For queued ingest, minimize Claude/Sonnet token usage:
- Use deterministic scripts first for metadata, transcript retrieval, chapter extraction, sponsor/ad range detection, deduplication, and file-diff preparation.
- Use chapter data to split the source and skip sponsor/intro/outro sections.
- Use cheap direct model calls (Gemini/OpenAI via available API keys) for bulk extraction and chapter summaries when needed.
- Give Claude only compact structured extraction results and proposed wiki edits; Claude should act as final editor/file writer, not as the model reading the entire transcript.
- Patch or append wiki pages instead of rewriting large existing pages.
- If a transcript is not available yet, keep the item queued/pending and try later rather than doing expensive search-heavy recovery.

**Sponsor handling:** If a podcast has sponsor ad reads, do NOT add those tools to the main Tools index or treat them as endorsements. Create a page with `Status: 📢 Sponsor only` and list them in the "Sponsor-only mentions" section of index.md. Only tools that a guest actively uses, demos, or recommends go in the main Tools list.

## Trusted high-signal podcasts (auto-ingest from YouTube when transcripts are available)

James considers these to be high-signal, low-noise for building with AI, Claude, and agentic workflows:
- **Behind the Craft** (Peter Yang) — YouTube channel to be identified
- **The AI Cookbook Show** (Malcolm Werchota) — YouTube channel to be identified
- **Authority Hacker Podcast** — YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AuthorityHacker · Hosts: Gael Breton & Mark Webster

Default: treat any link from these channels as a queued low-cost ingest request unless James explicitly asks to immediately ingest. YouTube API key may be provided by James for transcript access.

## Automated monitoring tasks

- **GitHub (Anthropic):** Scheduled daily at 3am CT — task `task-1779715363838-v6s2ql`. Monitors anthropics org repos and anthropics/skills commits. (Changed from every 2h per James's request 2026-06-04.)
- **YouTube (podcast channels):** Scheduled every 6h — task `task-1779717229224-qeenhv`. Monitors Behind the Craft (Peter Yang, `UCnpBg7yqNauHtlNSpOl5-cg`), Authority Hacker Podcast (`UCTvgSAxisCh58hjzlMdED0A`), and Claude/Code with Claude workshops channel (`UCV03SRZXJEz-hchIAogeJOg`). AI Cookbook Show channel TBD (pending James confirmation). Script: `/workspace/agent/youtube-monitor.mjs`. State: `/workspace/agent/youtube-monitor-state.json`. Note: Anthropic channel (`UCrDwWp7EBBv4NwvScIpBDOA`) not added — broader/marketing content.
- **Claude blog (claude.com/blog):** Scheduled every 6h — task `task-1780488302705-fg2aaq`. Script: `/workspace/agent/claude-blog-monitor.mjs`. State: `/workspace/agent/claude-blog-state.json`. Ingest relevant posts (Claude Code features, agent SDKs, workflows, plugins, founder/engineering content). Skip: customer case studies for specific industries, compliance/partner announcements without new capabilities.
- **X/Twitter:** Dropped — James doesn't want to pay for X API access ($100/mo Basic tier required for reading tweets).

-- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/wiki/path/Page%20Title.md)` — friendly name as link text, full Tailscale URL as href, spaces encoded as `%20`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on the Mac Studio, not the Mac Mini — hostname changed.)

+- **Ingest replies must include Tailscale links** to any new/updated wiki pages. The wiki is a hash-routed SPA — use slug format, not file paths. Format: `[Page Title](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#Page%20Slug)` — the slug is the filename without directory and `.md` extension, spaces encoded as `%20`. Example: `wiki/sources/X - EXM7777 - Foo.md` → `https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#X%20-%20EXM7777%20-%20Foo`. (Updated 2026-07-06: agent now runs on Mac Studio; URL format corrected from file path to hash routing.)


<message to="ingest-into-wiki">
Two things fixed:

**1. @mention:** That's a NanoClaw/Telegram behavior I can't change from here — Telegram only routes messages to me when you @mention the bot. It's configured at the wiring level, not something I control. You can keep using @Nano or @nanoclaw as shorthand instead of the full user ID if that's easier.

**2. Links:** My URL format was wrong — the wiki is a hash-routed SPA, not a file server. Correct format is `#PageSlug`, not a file path. Corrected links for today's ingest:

- [Do This on Your Last Day with Fable](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#X%20-%20EXM7777%20-%20Do%20This%20On%20Your%20Last%20Day%20With%20Fable)
- [Frontier Model Extraction Strategy](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#Frontier%20Model%20Extraction%20Strategy)
- [EXM7777](https://jamess-mac-studio.tail02a1a0.ts.net/second-brain/#EXM7777)

If these still don't work, the issue is likely that the projects server (serve.py) isn't running on the Mac Studio — the wiki needs that to be up. Is it running?
</message>


<context timezone="America/Chicago" />
<message id="30" from="unknown:agent:ag-1779666729747-9n7kga" sender="Unknown" time="Jul 7, 2026, 8:09 AM">Gemini is unavailable right now, so I am switching to OpenAI for this reply.</message>
<message id="32" from="unknown:agent:ag-1779666729747-9n7kga" sender="Unknown" time="Jul 7, 2026, 8:09 AM">OpenAI is unavailable too, so I am switching to Anthropic for this reply.</message>


These messages are from an unknown agent (ag-1779666729747-9n7kga) — system messages indicating that some scheduled task tried to use Gemini first, then OpenAI, and then fell back to Anthropic. This is likely the daily brief scheduled task or one of the monitoring tasks (YouTube, GitHub, Claude blog monitors) that fired at 7am CT (8:09am system time might be UTC offset).

Looking at my scheduled tasks:
- **Daily brief**: scheduled at 07:00 America/Chicago — that's exactly what this might be
- **YouTube monitor**: every 6h
- **GitHub monitor**: daily at 3am CT

The timing doesn't quite line up though. The daily brief runs at 7am CT, but these messages came through at 8:09am CT, which is an hour later. So this might be a different task altogether, or it ran late for some reason.

Looking at the message details, these are system notifications from an unknown agent that's cycling through AI providers—Gemini failed, then OpenAI, and finally settled on Anthropic. They're coming into the ingest-into-wiki channel, which suggests some automated monitoring task is routing its status updates there. These don't seem to require any action from me—they're just informational about provider fallback behavior.


<internal>
These are system/internal status messages from a scheduled task agent that tried Gemini → OpenAI → Anthropic for fallback. They landed in this channel but aren't directed at me with any task. No action needed — I'll wait for James or a real task.
</internal>