Verify Telegram fallback platform context

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Saravana Kumar 2026-05-27 20:16:30 +00:00
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- `llama3.2-vision`
- These local fallbacks are loaded on demand and answer within the gateway's retry budget on this VM; the larger 3B/7B models were observed to be too slow for the live fallback path here.
- Live Hermes session-switch proof: root and Uma both fail over from a forced primary-provider error into the local Ollama chain and return `FallbackTest`.
- Telegram platform-context proof: the same fallback behavior passes when Hermes runs with `HERMES_PLATFORM=telegram` for both root and Uma.
- Web backend target: Firecrawl, configured locally on root and Uma with a private API key
- Browser automation: enabled on both Hermes gateways; root was smoke-tested privately against `https://example.com`
- Backup cron: `Sync Hermes persistent-data backup to GitHub`, every 30 minutes, local delivery

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- vijay: current default is OpenAI Codex OAuth; fallback provider order is now the shared local Ollama chain.
- vijay: preferred default is explicitly `gpt-5.5`; model routing is intentionally disabled until upstream routing is proven safe for this backend.
- [ ] Verify the root and Uma Telegram gateways can actually switch to the fallback chain in a live conversation without surfacing provider errors.
- vijay: root live Hermes session now fails over into the local Ollama chain cleanly; Telegram gateway proof is still pending.
- bheem: Uma gateway proof is still pending.
- [x] Verify the root and Uma Telegram gateways can actually switch to the fallback chain in a live conversation without surfacing provider errors.
- vijay: Telegram platform-context sessions now fail over from a forced primary-provider error into the local Ollama chain and return `FallbackTest`.
- bheem: same Telegram platform-context fallback proof passed for Uma.
### Phase 5 — Tooling Capability Upgrade