* 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
* feat(macos): native-feel dashboard hosting: instant reopen, preload, frame autosave, ⌘N/⌘K, route memory
The hosted Control UI dashboard now skips SPA reloads when reopening an
unchanged endpoint (auth-equality gated), preloads after launch when a
credentialed local/direct config exists, autosaves its window frame, maps
⌘N/⌘K menu items onto the shipped native web events, filters browser-tell
context-menu items, restores the last committed route via web-side
localStorage memory, and themes the pre-paint background.
* refactor(ui): satisfy TS LOC ratchet: move optional lazy-element helpers out of app-host
app-host.ts is over the 500-line ratchet ceiling and may not grow; move the
self-contained optional custom-element block into lazy-custom-element.ts (its
natural owner) and fold the route-restore decision into native-route-memory's
considerRouteRestore so the shell only replaces-or-persists.
* fix(macos): recover stuck dashboard command queue via deliverability gate
Replace the failure-page-only fast-path check with canDeliverNativeCommands
(live document or in-flight load); a terminally cancelled reload now falls
through to the reload path instead of queueing ⌘N/⌘K forever.
* fix(ui): let in-flight navigation win over native route restore
The one-shot startup restore now checks the rendered/pending match against
the committed bootstrap route; an explicit navigation already in flight
(replayed native new-session, fast click) is no longer clobbered.
* docs(ui): note idempotent collapse of pending native new-session replays
* fix(macos): drop queued dashboard commands on terminal load failure
Queued ⌘N/⌘K are moment-bound; surviving a failure page meant a later
recovery reload replayed stale commands (double palette toggle nets closed,
surprise navigation). Both failure entry points now clear the queue.
* fix(ui): persist native route memory only for settled router states
Mid-navigation emissions still carry the stale committed bootstrap route; an
interrupted restore could overwrite the remembered destination with it.
* fix(macos): coalesce dashboard opens for queued native commands
One in-flight open drains a manager-level queue in press order; a Task per
key press could race window creation (duplicate windows) and reorder ⌘N/⌘K
delivery on the non-immediate remote path.
* fix(macos): correct dashboard placement after frame-autosave restore
setFrameAutosaveName re-applies the stored frame; run ensureOnScreen after
both autosave-name assignments so a frame saved on a disconnected monitor
cannot restore the window off-screen.
* fix(macos): clear dashboard failure state when history restores a real document
Swipe-back/⌘[ off the failure page commits an http(s) document without
passing through load(); the flag previously stayed set and forced a reload
on the next native command.
* fix(macos): keep in-flight dashboard loads instead of restarting them
An open/update during the launch preload previously cancelled and restarted
the same-URL load; in-flight non-failure documents now count as usable in
the reload decision.
* fix(macos,ui): ⌘K legacy fallback + transient search param filtering
Command palette dispatch now sends a cancelable toggle event and falls back
to the shipped open-search event when no handler acknowledges it, so ⌘K
keeps working against older gateway-served bundles. Route memory strips
one-shot action params (?draft=) before persisting; navigation state like
?session= still restores.
* chore(i18n): register dashboard menu strings + drop unused route-memory export
native:i18n:sync inventory + per-locale artifacts for New Session / Command
Palette…; StoredNativeRoute is module-internal after the considerRouteRestore
refactor (deadcode exports gate).
* chore(i18n): rebaseline raw-copy for relocated lazy-element labels
The lazy-custom-element extraction moved three internal load-failure labels
out of app-host.ts; refresh the keyless raw-copy baseline to match (main's
new ui:i18n:verify gate).
Each inline link opens in its own tab (exact-URL dedupe); sidebar
target=_blank links open new tabs. Tab strip on top with click to
activate, close buttons, middle-click close, pointer-drag reorder, and
a per-tab context menu (Open in Default Browser, Copy Link, Reload,
Close Tab, Close Other Tabs). Navigation controls sit below the tabs
and follow the active tab. Closing the last tab collapses the sidebar
with no lingering webviews or history.
* fix(macos): follow gateway endpoint changes in the open Dashboard window
In remote SSH mode the Dashboard window baked the forwarded tunnel's
local port into the WebView URL and injected auth at open time; when
RemoteTunnelManager recreated the tunnel on a new ephemeral port the
open window reconnected to the dead port forever. DashboardManager now
subscribes to GatewayEndpointStore and, while the window is open,
re-injects auth for the new origin and reloads the WebView without
stealing focus. Dashboard log lines now strip the #token= fragment so
endpoint changes never write credentials to unified logs.
Fixes#100476
* test(macos): drop stale hasCrestodianSetupAuth assertions
OnboardingView.hasCrestodianSetupAuth was removed with the replaced
OnboardingView+CrestodianSetup source in #100288, leaving the macOS
test target failing to compile on main. Delete the test for the
removed internal helper.
Peter Steinberger