* feat(ui): show environment facts in Where picker
Preserve environment platform, trust, session-host, and capability metadata through new-session discovery while keeping placement availability tied to live executable nodes. Render bounded quiet device/cloud facts and add mocked browser coverage for task #33.
* docs(plan): track picker environment facts
* refactor(ui): split place browser rendering
* feat(gateway): projects.list groups known checkouts by repo identity
Implements docs/plan/runners.md milestone 4 derived projects read model.
* feat(ui): regroup the Where picker by gateway, devices, and cloud
* feat(ui): placement chip shows where a session runs with reclaim
Implements docs/plan/runners.md milestone 4 placement display and reclaim.
* docs(plan): rewrite runners plan as revision 2 — everything is a node
Operator-decided direction change: paired nodes host full agent sessions
through the worker admission path; openclaw worker becomes a node-supervised
child; SSH is deleted as the device transport in favor of an outbound-only
two-connection shape (node control channel + direct-dial worker connection).
Folds in verified code reads (admission/tunnel/sync/node-channel/scopes), an
industry survey, an Amp CLI teardown, and a fresh adversarial review; scopes
milestone 6 honestly (transport/sync net-new, admission/placement reused) and
bounds v1 trust to admin-paired shared infrastructure.
* docs(plan): record revision-2 PR number in milestone table
* feat(cli): openclaw resume attaches the TUI to a recent session
Implements docs/plan/runners.md milestone 2.
* fix(cli): resume covers global sessions and preflights TTY
* fix(cli): require a terminal before resume
* fix(cli): adapt resume gateway disconnect state
* fix(cli): preserve global resume ownership
* test(cli): prove qualified global resume crosses the gateway boundary
* docs: runners plan — one placement model for sessions, devices, and cloud
Proposal for unifying where sessions run: gateway/devices/cloud as runners
behind the existing worker admission stack; session-continuation ergonomics;
one-paste device pairing; derived projects read model; naming rulings
(session, devices); deletion ledger. Encodes the adversarial-review
kill-list as non-goals with code evidence.
* docs: unwrap PR refs so markdownlint MD018 passes
Peter Steinberger