## 2026-04-12
- In Slack #customer-service, Mike asked to push Jane Farnan’s recurring cleaning by 1 week and explicitly confirmed authority to act ("yes you can").
- Jane Farnan booking details verified from local customer data: Wed 2026-04-15 10:00 AM at 31 Silver Birch Ave, Toronto, phone 416-529-9155, email farnanjane@gmail.com, cadence Every 4 Weeks.
- Initial assumption that booking/customer id ending 2315 could be used for Launch27 reschedule was wrong. Launch27 admin booking 2315 was actually an old cancelled John Diemer booking from Dec 25 2017.
- Existing Playwright tooling for Launch27 reschedules was identified in workspace scripts, including scripts/reschedule-booking.py and related lookup/debug scripts.
- Jane’s live recurring booking was ultimately rescheduled in Launch27 from Wed Apr 15, 2026 10:00 AM to Wed Apr 22, 2026 10:00 AM, changing only that single occurrence rather than shifting the whole recurring series.
- During a later heartbeat, a Linear security email was flagged: new login alert at 11:14 AM EDT on Apr 12, 2026, with recommendation for Mike to verify it was him and rotate password/review sessions if not.

## 2026-04-12 17:49 EDT
- Mike asked about running OpenClaw on DigitalOcean. Recommendation: use a DigitalOcean Droplet (Ubuntu 24.04, basic VM, ~2-4 GB RAM) for reliability/always-on gateway rather than App Platform.
- Key architectural distinction captured: VPS is good for gateway, inbound webhooks, public endpoints, background jobs, and API-based/headless automations. Mike's Mac should remain for local exec, logged-in browser automation, local files/apps, Keychain/GUI flows, and home-network resources.
- Useful framing given to Mike: "DigitalOcean box = reliable public brainstem; Mike's Mac = hands/tools/browser."
- Context reminder: remote VPS setups can be awkward for browser automation that depends on a real logged-in personal browser session or local macOS state.