I Finally Fixed My AI Self-Healing System (After It Was Broken for Weeks)

I Finally Fixed My AI Self-Healing System (After It Was Broken for Weeks) I built an AI-powered self-healing system for my personal AI Gateway. It has four tiers of recovery, uses Claude Code as an emergency doctor, and sends alerts to Discord. It was also completely broken at the most critical handoff — for weeks — and I had no idea. This is the story of how I found the bug, why it was invisible, and what v3.1.0 does to fix it. The System I Built OpenClaw Self-Healing is a 4-tier autonomous recovery system for OpenClaw Gateway (an AI agent orchestration service). The tiers work like this: Level 1 → launchd/systemd auto-restart (process crash → restart in seconds) ↓ (if still failing after 3 retries) Level 2 → gateway-watchdog.sh (HTTP health check every 60s) ↓ (if failing for 30+ minutes) Level 3 → emergency-recovery-v2.sh (Claude Code AI diagnosis + repair) ↓ (always, on Level 3 trigger) Level 4 → Discord/Telegram notification (human escalation) The idea: small problems fix themselve