test-repo/memory/2026-02-26-blog-api-fix.md

Session: 2026-02-26 21:35:12 UTC

• Session Key: agent:main:main
• Session ID: 7e3a4792-3ab3-4132-ab18-989b8cfa0f48
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Conversation Summary

assistant: Now let me test again:

assistant: Now it works! The skill is working with the correct API key. Let me update the SKILL.md to use the correct default API key and document this properly:

assistant: Now let me update the TOOLS.md to document the blog-backup API endpoint and key:

assistant: Now let me verify the skill is properly working with both test cases:

assistant: The issue is that the API is using serviceSupabase now but the audio_duration column might still be missing from the Supabase table. Let me check the table structure and add the missing column:

assistant: The query syntax is wrong. Let me use the correct Supabase syntax:

assistant: The Supabase API needs the apikey as a URL parameter. Let me try that:

assistant: The table returns empty. This is good - the table exists. Let me verify the column structure by checking the Supabase schema directly. Actually, since the API works with the cron key, I should use that key for testing. Let me try with the correct API key:

assistant: The table returns empty. The columns are:

• id
• date
• content
• timestamp
• tags

And we found earlier that audio_duration is missing. Since I changed the code to not include audio_duration in the insert, this should work now. But there's a problem - the code uses serviceSupabase which requires the service role key to be set.

Let me check if the service role key is properly configured. Let me add it to the local environment and test:

assistant: The service role key is set in .env.production. The issue is that the API is still returning "Failed to save" which suggests there might be an issue with the Supabase RLS or the column structure.

Let me check what columns the table actually has by testing the insert directly. Actually, the error "Failed to save" is coming from the Supabase error handling. Let me check if the table has the required columns by testing with curl using the service role key:

assistant: The API works with the cron key. Now the issue is that the skill is using daily-digest-2026-secure-key which is the correct key. Let me test the skill again:

assistant: The skill works now! Let me update the TOOLS.md with the correct documentation:

assistant: Now let me update the cron job to use the blog-backup skill instead of direct curl calls. Let me first check what the cron job currently does:

assistant: The cron job is currently set to use the agentTurn payload with Tavily. Now I need to update it to use the blog-backup skill. Let me update the cron job to use the blog-backup skill instead of direct Tavily calls.

Actually, looking at the cron job, it's currently using Tavily to search and generate the digest content, then posting to the API. I should keep the search logic but update it to use the blog-backup skill for the API posting.

Let me update the cron job message to include the blog-backup skill import and use it:

user: Continue where you left off. The previous model attempt failed or timed out.