* feat(macos): add native camera PTZ controls
Add physical UVC pan, tilt, and zoom through the signed Mac app, with camera.ptz.control kept behind dangerous-command approval. Verified against real Insta360 Link 2 Pro hardware.
* refactor(agents): split message tool display config
* fix(mac): harden camera PTZ contracts
* fix(macos): let onboarding replace an auto-connected AI
The AI page auto-tests the best detected candidate and connects without
asking, then hides every alternative route. Add 'Choose a different AI'
to the connected banner: a re-detect pass with auto-activation
suppressed that ends at the picker (candidates, provider sign-in, API
keys). Also disable the manual key Connect button while another test
runs (submitManualKey silently dropped the tap), and isolate a test
that read the machine's real resume store.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(macos): surface real daemon errors past the Node banner
Gateway daemon failures summarized as 'Node.js v26.5.1' because the
summary takes the last non-empty line and Node fatal errors end with a
version banner. Drop trailing banner lines and prefer the last
error-shaped line above them; all other output keeps its last line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(macos): hand onboarding off to the dashboard custodian
Native onboarding now ends once inference verifies: welcome, connection,
install (when needed), AI setup. Finish opens the dashboard at
/custodian?onboarding=1, where the custodian onboarding owns memory
import, channels, app recommendations, and the hatch (browser-first per
the onboarding redesign). The native memory-import and permissions
pages leave the first-run flow; 'Set up later' keeps the native ready
page. The native navigation bridge gains a validated optional search
field so the handoff can request onboarding chrome; the URL fallback
carries the query alongside the token fragment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(macos): delete the unreachable native memory-import module
The dashboard handoff removed the memory-import page from every flow,
leaving the module reachable only from tests. CI's dead-code scan
rightly flagged the first orphans; remove the whole path (model, page,
mascot wiring, tests) instead of trimming symbol by symbol. The
dashboard's own memory-import surface owns the feature.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@mac-studio-sf2.local>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(mac): hand off gateway-owned settings panes to the dashboard
Gateway-config Settings tabs (Channels, Skills, Cron Jobs, Threads,
Instances) now default to a native handoff page with an Open in Dashboard
deep link; a Debug toggle re-enables the legacy native panes. Adds an
openclaw:native-navigate host->shell event with generation-guarded URL
fallback, and lifts the dashboard route map + same-app path validation
into OpenClawKit for future iOS reuse. Exec Approvals stays native: the
Dashboard's host-native policy editor is read-only by contract.
* fix(mac): satisfy native-i18n inventory and type budget
* fix(mac): refresh native i18n source locations
* fix(chat): close disclosures in coalesced HTML
Keep model-authored details closers visible to the shared disclosure contract when CommonMark absorbs them into type-6 HTML blocks across the Control UI and native apps.
* refactor(apps): isolate disclosure unfolding
Keep the native disclosure segmenter below its lint complexity and type-size limits, and refresh the source-owned native i18n inventory after the move.
* fix(apps): align disclosure helper visibility
Keep the extracted same-file helper compatible with Swift access control while leaving its implementation types hidden outside the source file.
* fix(apps): align source replacement visibility
Keep the source replacement helper at the same file-private boundary as the extracted disclosure unfolding types.
* fix(protocol): make Swift drift checks non-mutating
* test(protocol): cover core Swift gateway frames
* docs(protocol): clarify Swift model update flow
* fix(mac): move device auth tokens to shared SQLite state
* fix(mac): fail identity migration when source auth vanishes mid-read
Missing-file tolerance now applies only to the first observation; a disappearance after the auth file was observed fails the migration so the claimed identity survives for retry instead of committing without its credentials.
* fix(ios): validate auth scope UTF-8 encoding
* fix(ios): isolate SQLite auth profiles
* chore(ios): refresh native source inventory
* fix(mac): keep device auth in the shared token table
* test(mac): pin shared-key token cache semantics
* feat(chat): show live run telemetry across clients
* fix(chat): satisfy native validation gates
* fix(chat): settle advertised terminal runs
* fix(android): clear stale run usage on gaps
* chore(i18n): align native source inventory
* fix(chat): reconcile telemetry with current projections
* refactor(chat): keep run state in owner extensions
* chore(i18n): refresh native source inventory
* test(ui): expect persistent working telemetry through streaming
* fix(mac): drop stale native identity claim when key material matches
* fix(mac): acquire stale identity claim before deletion
* fix(mac): park stale identity claim instead of deleting it
Rescue path now contains no destructive unlink: the acquired claim is parked as .stale-<uuid> and validated before any continue path, closing both replacement races review found.
* fix(mac): restore parked claim when the rescue source vanishes
Review round 4: accepted the vanished-source regression (restore before continue so claim-without-source stays importable); rejected serializing the source acquisition - rescue imports nothing and post-rescue source writes follow the standard atomic claim-then-import path (invariant documented inline).
* style(apple): satisfy device identity SwiftFormat
* fix(thinking): fall back instead of erroring on unsupported adaptive level (#109351)
The adaptive level is the auto sentinel (normalizeThinkLevel maps auto ->
adaptive) meaning 'pick an appropriate level', not 'force this exact level'.
Some clients (e.g. the Apple Watch client) send it as a transport default
while the iOS app sends none, so hard-erroring on an unsupported adaptive
override rejected otherwise-valid turns from those clients. Now the auto
sentinel always falls back to a supported level; explicit concrete levels
(e.g. an explicit /think xhigh) still hard-error as before.
Closes#109351
* docs(proof): add real-behavior-proof screenshot + run log for #111301
Captured run of the real get-reply-run.media-only test (101 passed)
showing the adaptive-thinking fallback fix verified.
Co-Authored-By: yuvrajlaptop2008-byte <284412773+yuvrajlaptop2008-byte@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(ios): inherit Watch chat thinking defaults
Co-authored-by: yuvraj thakur <284412773+yuvrajlaptop2008-byte@users.noreply.github.com>
* chore(ios): sync native i18n inventory
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Co-authored-by: yuvrajlaptop2008-byte <284412773+yuvrajlaptop2008-byte@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* fix(macos): bound websocket ping so a dropped pong cannot orphan its continuation
URLSession drops the pong handler entirely when a web socket task is cancelled or
closed mid-flight. The existing gate guarded a double resume but nothing guarded
zero resumes, so the checked continuation leaked, Swift logged CONTINUATION
MISUSE, and keepaliveLoop's await never returned - wedging the keepalive for the
lifetime of the process.
Race the ping against a deadline and reuse the gate so exactly one resume wins.
Cancellation of the deadline returns without resuming, otherwise a delivered pong
would race the gate and surface as a spurious timeout.
* fix(macos): reuse URLError(.timedOut) instead of a new public ping error
Periphery flags a public enum referenced only inside its own module as dead
code in the shared OpenClawKit intersection scan. URLError keeps the timeout
indistinguishable from a transport timeout for callers, which already handle
URLSession errors from every other path, and adds no public surface.
* fix(state): name the refusing install in schema and exec-approval refusals
The newer-schema refusal told operators not to downgrade and to upgrade
OpenClaw, neither of which is actionable when two builds share one release
version string. It now names the install root that refused, both schema
versions, and warns that a linked source checkout reports its git HEAD even
when its built dist is older.
The exec-approvals gate told operators to run `openclaw doctor --fix` without
naming the state directory, so a bare invocation repaired the default root
while the scoped install stayed blocked. Both the TypeScript gate and its
Swift sibling now scope the command to the blocked state directory.
Refs #115008
* fix(gateway): name the refusing install in the startup schema refusal
* fix(mac): keep the exec-approvals gate message buildable on iOS
* fix(exec-approvals): shell-quote the state directory in the repair command
* fix(exec-approvals): state the repair directory in prose so every shell can follow it
Pavan Kumar Gondhi