2026-03-28

Nightly Digestion — OP_11 (Incremental)

Reviewed recent manager digestion state plus current cross-workspace memory/docs.
Captured tonight's real operational lesson in manager/MEMORY.md: platform wording updated from legacy Clawdbot framing to current OpenClaw-native orchestration + Slack/message delivery.

Pruned stale Discord-bridge assumptions from high-impact shared docs instead of leaving contradictory routing guidance in place.
Did not mass-delete old agent memory files tonight; many older files are sparse but still historical artifacts rather than clear noise. Better candidate for a dedicated archive pass with per-agent summaries.

Kept routing/process corrections at the company/shared-doc level because the issue affects multiple agents, not just one session.
Left project-specific memory in place; no new project/domain insights needed promotion tonight.

Repaired shared/CLUSTER.md to point agents to native OpenClaw orchestration (sessions_spawn / sessions_send) and current Slack/channel delivery expectations.
Repaired shared/skills/taskboard/SKILL.md to remove Discord-specific delivery wording.
Repaired manager/TOOLS.md to prefer native orchestration over legacy Discord-era delegation habits.
Repaired secretary/AGENTS.md to remove Discord-bridge assumptions and generalize delivery/retry rules to the active messaging path.
Verified key operational paths still exist: shared mc-update.sh, mission-control mc-update.sh, hq/taskboard.json, shared/CLUSTER.md, shared/AGENTS_REGISTRY.json, taskboard skill.

Drift pattern confirmed: many non-manager agent docs still contain Discord-era operational language. Highest-value next digestion pass is a broader documentation normalization sweep across all agent workspaces.
Recommendation: prioritize shared/core docs first (done), then agent-local AGENTS/CHANNELS/HEARTBEAT files in batches so we do not create inconsistent partial rewrites.

Updated company/shared docs to better reflect current runtime reality.
No changes needed tonight to Manager SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, or task/project memory.