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Heartbeat found no eligible Charles/Subagent backlog tasks. Revenue-ops validation confirmed the UDBuilds recovery held through the afternoon: the live scheduler state in `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\state\openclaw.sqlite` shows job `875df36a-0e80-4a1f-8b25-631e64182b3f` still at `last_run_status = ok`, `consecutive_errors = 0`, and a clean sequence of recent successful runs through 3:34 PM local under `openai/gpt-5.4`. Background action: added `DL-012` to `personal-mission-control/data/decision-log.json`, making the SQLite scheduler tables the preferred heartbeat validation path whenever the cron CLI hangs.

Heartbeat found no eligible Charles/Subagent backlog tasks. Revenue-ops validation confirmed a real UDBuilds recovery by querying the live scheduler state directly from `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\state\openclaw.sqlite`: job `875df36a-0e80-4a1f-8b25-631e64182b3f` is back to `last_run_status = ok`, `consecutive_errors = 0`, and the recent 11:15 AM, 11:30 AM, 11:45 AM, 12:10 PM, and 12:30 PM local runs all completed successfully under `openai/gpt-5.4`. Background action: refreshed `personal-mission-control/data/automation-workflows.json` so `WF-006` is marked `live` again with the new healthy run cadence instead of the earlier blocked timeout snapshot.

Heartbeat found no eligible Charles/Subagent backlog tasks. Revenue-ops validation pulled the live scheduler state directly from `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\state\openclaw.sqlite` after the CLI status path hung. The scheduled 9:00 AM local UDBuilds retry did run and changed failure shape: job `875df36a-0e80-4a1f-8b25-631e64182b3f` advanced past fallback selection, started under `openai/gpt-5.4`, then hung in `tool-execution-started` and timed out after about 30 minutes (`durationMs: 1804722`), raising `consecutive_errors` to 34. Prior run logs still preserve the underlying fallback gap when OpenAI lanes are constrained: no usable local Google auth/API key exists for `google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite`, and the main agent's local `models.json` still exposes only the OpenAI Codex provider. Background action: refreshed `personal-mission-control/data/automation-workflows.json` so the ledger now reflects this newer timeout-at-tool-execution failure mode instead of the older pre-run fallback-only snapshot.

Heartbeat found no eligible Charles/Subagent backlog tasks. Revenue-ops diagnosis tightened the UDBuilds blocker again with a disk-backed check: the global OpenClaw config still advertises `google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite` as an agent fallback, but the local `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\credentials` directory currently contains only `browser-extension-relay.secret`, and the main agent's local `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\agents\main\agent\models.json` still exposes only the OpenAI Codex provider. That means the cron job is not just hitting a transient auth failure; it currently has no materialized local Google credential surface to use when the OpenAI lanes rate-limit. Background action: refreshed `personal-mission-control/data/automation-workflows.json` so the workflow ledger reflects this disk-confirmed absence instead of only the provider-path mismatch.

Heartbeat found no eligible Charles/Subagent backlog tasks. Revenue-ops diagnosis narrowed the UDBuilds blocker without changing its blocked state: the failing cron job is inheriting the global fallback chain that points to `google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite` on the plain Google provider path, but the main agent lacks a usable local Google API-key auth/config for that provider-model pair. The main agent's local `C:\Users\purpl\.openclaw\agents\main\agent\models.json` currently only exposes the OpenAI Codex provider, so once the OpenAI lanes rate-limit there is no viable agent-local non-OpenAI fallback lane for the cron job. Background action: refreshed `personal-mission-control/data/automation-workflows.json` so the workflow ledger now reflects that sharper provider-path mismatch instead of only the broader auth outage wording.