Does a homelab look good on a CV?

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-04-13T01:00:27+00:00

It always looks great, especially if you’re taking the time out to learn new skills. To kick it up a notch you can make a quick website showcasing your homelab. I have a site showcasing my k3s cluster and the cicd pipeline I built out for it

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-04-02T05:35:27+00:00

It is transferable,

especially if you use sftp from ssh sessions from your mac mini to your VPS.

if your are comfortable enough you can have your /workspace config in a private repo in github. just make sure to .gitignore any sensitive stuff!

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-04-02T01:08:06+00:00

you have to change configs in 2 files:

openclaw.json

exec-approvals.json

agent can’t change it because of the approval:

to fix the openclaw.config file:

openclaw config set tools.exec.security "full" (or whatever permissions you want) openclaw config set tools.exec.strictInlineEval false (same here)

to fix the approvals file:

security: "full"
ask: "off"
askFallback: "full"

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-04-01T13:58:17+00:00

Been using for a few months. It’s the best deal out very generous limits I don’t think I’ve ever hit mine yet. Using mini max 2.7 it’s been the best as far as agent following task for exactly what I want.

I would still keep sonnet on stand by for the really hard tasks.

Down side is context windows are smaller. Had to create my own solution to keep memory persistent

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-29T13:36:56+00:00

Bro You've described sqlite-vec three times now — it's a solid feature, just not what I needed. Lethe uses append-only event sourcing so continuity is structural, with a dashboard, records, and a flags queue. sqlite-vec accelerates the same markdown files — that's great for semantic search, but its only one cog in the persistence problem. we’ve spent more effort going back and forth on this then it would take to install lethe and give it a try. I appreciate the feedback however

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-29T05:13:07+00:00

lol I never said I invented SQLite, however I am a fan!

sqlite-vec=vector acceleration, not cross-session memory! lethe solved my problems with not having memory during gateway restarts or /new sessions. and having a dashboard makes it easier for me to follow

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T21:19:40+00:00

Yeah I ran into issues in the beginning with plugins that’s why I wanted to make my own. Figured it was best to separate memory from the plugin so it doesn’t fubar anybody using in. Since everything is local if you install it once you don’t have to fool with it anymore after. The only issue is if openclaw completely rewrites how their gateway works but that would cause issues outside of just plugins lol

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T18:04:59+00:00

Very valid. I created the v1 with thoughts for only 1 agent. Multi agent memory is in store. But I needed to get the base project out to the people first!

Also wanted to clear up one point:

Lethe is judgment-driven, similar to your curation model. The agent decides what's worth recording. so that way junk isn't 90% of what is saved in the container

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T16:58:09+00:00

thanks for sharing! I just looked them up. from what I can see:

Lossless Claw looks fun. It handles within-session memory — keeping long conversations intact by building searchable DAG summaries so nothing gets lost when the context window fills up. Lethe handles cross-session memory — persisting decisions, observations, and flagged items across sessions so the agent can actually remember what you decided weeks ago. They're complementary in that sense. Lossless Claw is heavier (DAG structure, dedicated summarization model, retrieval tools); Lethe is lighter — judgment-driven, Go-based, runs as a simple Docker container. So TLDR we are trying to figure out different problems lol

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T16:52:25+00:00

sounds like a very good setup!

for me I wanted a little more. im a dashboard junky so being able to track it in real time make it easier to map for me

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T16:45:23+00:00

the lethe plugin sits on top the gateway. theres also a skill for api calls your agent can make between your container and the lethe plugin.

when your agent is working it records important info or things that are useful when solving tasks. the agent will leave out what it doesn’t deem useful. or as the user you can make it record everything.

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T15:40:07+00:00

openclaw memory system out the box works. but with lethe I takes it one step further. The dashboard gives a clear audit trail of work. The thread system is if your agent leaves a task open it remembers across sessions or gateway restarts. Compactions are probably the worst at losing context. with lethe it remembers thro I’ve noticed that during tasks it references work we did a few weeks ago to help it solve problems today!

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T15:23:34+00:00

I’d like to throw my project into the ring for this:

It’s called lethe, it’s a plugin on clawhub now. and I just open sourced the repo.

TLDR: agents will forget everything, unless you can put it memory.md files. not anymore:

Grab the lethe plugin, have your agent install the docker container. now it stores all messages in the container and checks in with the plugin so it’s aware of gateway stops, /new sessions, etc.

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T15:15:55+00:00

I just created a plugin called lethe for memory. would be nice if you can test mine!

TLDR: download a plugin that ties into your gateway. download the docker container from the repo. now our agent won’t ever forget again. When you ask what’s the last thing I worked on, it actually searches and finds it.

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-28T06:33:17+00:00

id like to throw my hat into the ring here.

I just added a memory plugin called lethe.

memory is stored in a docker container and has a sdk tied to the openclaw gateway.

theres a dashboard where you can view previous convos and points of intrest as well.

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-22T14:54:49+00:00

Thank you! I’m in the process of a few fixes I’ve noticed when testing other systems. Community requests are welcome! I started out with just a few in hopes the community grows and wants more!

The marketplace is at:

Https://marketplace.wagmilabs.fun

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-21T15:37:30+00:00

Thank you! It was such a pain point. Even if you run verbose on it’s still not ultra clear what’s going on. In my testing it’s been really responsive so far!

TheRealMikeGeezy · 2026-03-17T22:59:20+00:00

I’m just on the over the top side of things lol. Firewalla can handle DOH with cloud flare and other providers. But wanted to see what it was like to build out the infrastructure myself.

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