* fix(gateway): align configured local credentials
* test(gateway): align local credential coverage
* chore(gateway): leave release note to release process
* feat(onboarding): recommend plugins and skills from installed apps
Scan installed macOS apps during classic onboarding (TCC-free), gather
candidates from official catalogs + ClawHub search, let the configured
model pick genuine matches, and offer an opt-in multiselect install step.
Adds a device.apps node-host command (default-off sharing, Android-parity
envelope) so remote gateways can request a paired Mac's inventory, and a
wizard.appRecommendations kill switch. Custom setup-inference completions
no longer inherit the 32-token verification-probe output cap.
* feat(onboarding): recommend apps in guided flow
* fix(onboarding): harden app recommendations against ClawHub self-promotion
Third-party ClawHub skills are never pre-selected regardless of model tier
(publisher-controlled listing text reaches the matcher prompt and could
promote itself); their labels now say they install third-party code.
Installed-app scans follow symlinked .app bundles. Matcher output stays
bounded by the resolved model's own maxTokens budget (documented invariant).
* fix(onboarding): key official catalog candidates by resolved plugin id
Real catalog entries are package manifests without a top-level id; keying the
candidate map and channel/provider classification by entry.id collapsed the
whole official catalog into one undefined-keyed entry, so no official plugin
or channel was ever recommended. Regression test runs against the bundled
catalogs.
* fix(onboarding): satisfy lint, types, deadcode, and migration gates
Split the guided-onboarding test into a self-contained custodian suite to stay
under max-lines. Narrow app-recommendation exports (drop dead node-payload
normalizer, unexport internal types/helpers, route candidate tests through the
public API), replace map-spread with a helper, unexport device.apps result
types, add installedAppsSharing to node-host migration expectations, cast the
wizard multiselect mock, and regenerate the docs map.
* test(onboarding): register new live test in the shard classifier
* feat(linux): canvas via CLI-node + Tauri app IPC bridge
* refactor: extract gateway helper modules
* build(linux-canvas): register plugin package in lockfile
* fix(linux-canvas): move canvas advertise test out of core, regen docs/protocol/deadcode
* fix(gateway): break node-catalog/registry import cycle via leaf normalize module; add canvas glossary term
* style: oxfmt invoke.ts and runtime.ts after buildNodeEventParams extraction
* fix(linux): load Canvas WebView via dedicated data_directory context
Wry's Linux/WebKitGTK incognito mode discards Tauri's registered
WebContext (wry webkitgtk/mod.rs), so the Canvas window got a fresh
ephemeral context without the openclaw-canvas:// scheme handler — the
bundled A2UI page never committed (stayed about:blank) and every A2UI
command timed out. Use an isolated cache-backed data_directory instead,
which keeps the protocol handler while still isolating Canvas storage
from the dashboard window.
* fix(linux): keep Canvas WebView ephemeral via incognito + data_directory
Autoreview flagged that a dedicated data_directory alone persists Canvas
browser state (cookies, localStorage, IndexedDB, service workers) across
restarts, so an agent that navigates Canvas to a site could leak an
authenticated session into a later session. iOS uses a non-persistent
store; Linux should match.
Add .incognito(true) alongside .data_directory(): the distinct directory
gives Tauri a fresh WebContext key so it still attaches the
openclaw-canvas:// protocol closure, and incognito makes Wry swap in a
fresh *ephemeral* context carrying those protocols. Live-verified on a
Wayland/WebKitGTK box: the bundled page still loads
(location.href=openclaw-canvas://localhost/index.html, openclawA2UI
present, A2UI renders) and the canvas-webview dir holds no persistent
cookie/storage files.
Catalog session rows (sidebar context menu + click), the built-in viewer
header, and a new "Open Codex/Claude sessions in" preference can launch the
native CLI (codex resume / claude --resume) in the operator terminal on the
machine that owns the session.
- Gateway-local sessions spawn through the existing terminal launch policy
(sandbox/enabled gates preserved) with the resume command in the session cwd.
- Paired-node sessions run through a new seq-ordered node PTY relay: a
duplex node-host command streams PTY output via node.invoke.progress and
receives keystrokes/resize via a new node.invoke.input event, behind the
unchanged terminal.* client protocol (TerminalSessionManager gains a backend
abstraction; node relay reuses the streaming-invoke controller).
- Owner boundary: each plugin owns its resume command and builds argv from a
validated thread id; the gateway routes node opens through the node command
allowlist and plugin invoke policy (no advertisement-only trust), and nodes
re-verify session eligibility before spawning.
- UI setting catalogOpenTarget + canOpenTerminal capability gate every entry
point; capability requires the owning host to actually have the CLI.
Node PATH is normalized before command-availability probes, Windows .cmd/.bat
shims spawn via ComSpec, and catalog terminal opens reattach persisted tabs
before opening the new tab.
* refactor(deadcode): trim auto-reply and CLI exports
* refactor(deadcode): trim cron and task exports
* refactor(deadcode): trim fleet and process exports
* test(deadcode): exercise live task and process seams
* test(fleet): cover stream redaction through owner module
* refactor(security): trim dead internal exports
* refactor(secrets): trim dead internal exports
* refactor(deadcode): trim remaining src exports
* refactor(deadcode): remove test-only runtime exports
* refactor(deadcode): trim pairing test exports
* refactor(deadcode): reconcile refreshed baseline
* test(auto-reply): deduplicate queue state imports
* feat: node-hosted plugins — dynamic tools, MCP servers, and skills
Nodes become declarative plugin hosts:
- node.pluginTools.update: node hosts publish plugin-registered agent tool
descriptors; gateway materializes them as agent tools executing via
node.invoke under the node command allowlist, with tools.effective
invalidation and node online/offline removal.
- Trusted paired-node descriptors: no gateway-side plugin registration
required; gateway.nodes.pluginTools.enabled off-switch (default on);
description/count caps; deterministic node-prefixed collision names.
- Declarative node-hosted MCP: nodeHost.mcp.servers (McpServerConfig shape)
starts MCP clients on the node host, publishes tools as pluginId node-mcp,
executes via built-in mcp.tools.call.v1 with per-layer timeouts, failure
isolation, and orphan-safe shutdown. No re-pairing when servers change.
- Node-hosted skills: node.skills.update publishes ~/.openclaw/skills
content (64 skills/64KB/512KB caps both sides); gateway merges them into
the skills snapshot while connected and exec host=node is available, with
node:// locators, node-prefixed collisions, disabled command dispatch,
and gateway.nodes.skills.enabled + nodeHost.skills.enabled switches.
- Security: node-supplied pluginIds cannot satisfy pluginId-scoped tool
allowlists unless gateway-registered; reserved node-mcp id requires the
core MCP descriptor shape; protocol registry kept out of public
plugin-sdk dts.
- E2E: pond harness proves publication, MCP round-trip, skills locator, and
disconnect/reconnect for all three surfaces.
* style: format node-plugin-tools test
* fix(skills): keep status loader unfiltered when eligibility is passed
skills.status started passing eligibility for the node-skill merge, which
flipped loadWorkspaceSkillEntries into filtered mode and dropped disabled
skills from status reports (QA plugin-lifecycle-hot-reload timeout). Status
now merges node skills explicitly around an unfiltered load. Also: regen
docs_map for new node docs sections; add the intentional node-host MCP
onclose suppression to the lint-suppression allowlist.
Restart stale local node-host processes when they reconnect to a newer gateway with a released-version mismatch, so launchd/systemd can restart them with updated code instead of leaving old dynamic imports alive.
Adds gateway mismatch detail propagation, node-host terminal pause handling, and regression coverage for the GatewayClient reconnect-pause path.
Verification:
- node scripts/run-vitest.mjs run src/gateway/client.test.ts -t 'CLIENT_VERSION_MISMATCH' --reporter=verbose
- node scripts/run-vitest.mjs run src/gateway/server.node-version-mismatch.test.ts src/node-host/runner.credentials.test.ts src/gateway/client.test.ts --reporter=verbose
- /Users/steipete/Projects/agent-skills/skills/autoreview/scripts/autoreview --mode local
- Crabbox AWS run_292dcbfd78d9: focused GatewayClient mismatch regression plus server/node-host mismatch tests passed
Co-authored-by: scotthuang <scotthuang@tencent.com>
Peter Steinberger