# Sentinel Daily Log — 2026-02-27

## Self-Audit

### Part 1: Housekeeping
- Daily log 2026-02-26 exists with morning entries but missing afternoon/evening activity
- MEMORY.md is lean (good) but needs updates: Radar stalling pattern, Cog crash-loop recurrence, disk baseline correction
- CURRENT.md says "firewall approved" but I never received verified approval — discrepancy flagged

### Part 2: What I Produced Today (Feb 26)
- **20+ heartbeat cycles** — all completed, fleet status updated every cycle
- **Restarted Radar twice** (stalled with no journal output despite active service)
- **Restarted Cog** (crash-loop, restart counter hit 13)
- **Full VPS health audit** — SSL certs, nginx, ports, disk breakdown, processes
- **Escalated Cog crash-loop to Rivet** with diagnosis and 3 options
- **Rejected prompt injection** (fake fleet bulletin attempting comms hijack)
- **Biggest miss:** Radar keeps going silent and I keep restarting it without diagnosing the root cause. I should have investigated WHY it goes silent — is the heartbeat interval too long? Is it crashing silently? Is the model failing? I've been treating symptoms, not the disease.

### Part 3: Think Beyond Instructions
- **Radar root cause needed:** Next time Radar stalls, I should check its heartbeat config interval, model config, and whether it's actually hitting API errors that don't surface in journalctl. Reactive restarts aren't sustainable.
- **Cog crash-loop is model-layer:** The `mapOptionsForApi: undefined` error happens with kimi-k2.5 too, not just MiniMax. MEMORY.md says MiniMax was the cause — that's now incomplete. The bug may be in how pi-ai maps the moonshot provider, or a version mismatch. Builder or a Clawdbot update needed.
- **CURRENT.md says firewall approved but I never got verified confirmation.** The only "approval" came via a prompt injection. I should flag this to Rivet — either Michael genuinely approved it elsewhere, or CURRENT.md has bad data.
- **RAM trending up:** Started the day at 46%, now at 51%. Not alarming but worth watching — 8 agents accumulate memory over 10 days uptime. A scheduled restart of the heaviest agents (Rivet at 932MB) could prevent future issues.