# 2026-02-25 Session Notes

## OpenClaw Context Overflow Investigation

Nicholai initiated an investigation into context overflow issues affecting agents running on OpenClaw/ClawdBot. The session focused on tracing how context is assembled and delivered to agents through the Signet daemon.

## Investigation Scope

Three primary code paths were identified for investigation:

1. **OpenClaw Adapter** (`packages/adapters/openclaw/src/`) — Runtime plugin that handles agent execution
2. **OpenClaw Connector** (`packages/connector-openclaw/src/`) — Install-time connector that integrates with OpenClaw config
3. **Daemon Hook Handlers** (`packages/daemon/src/`) — Session start and synthesis hooks that assemble context payloads

## Investigation Areas

The exploration targeted:
- Memory injection into agent context (what data, how formatted)
- Size limits and truncation logic
- Session start hook response payloads
- Unbounded data sources that could grow without limit

## Initial Findings

An Explore agent was spawned to trace the full data flow from hook request to response payload. The session was interrupted before conclusions were reached.

## Next Steps

Complete the context assembly trace, identify unbounded data sources, and propose size limits or truncation strategies for memory injection.