Long-running Telegram senders leaked HTTP transports: the client-options cache in extensions/telegram/src/send.ts created an owned undici dispatcher per account/network entry but evicted entries without closing it. Cache entries now own their transport; eviction retires the entry and closes the transport once the operation-level lease releases, so cache pressure never aborts an in-flight, retrying, or still-preparing send. Includes a real-socket e2e regression against a local Bot API server.
Co-authored-by: zhangguiping-xydt <zhangguiping-xydt@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ayaan Zaidi <hi@obviy.us>
The workspace rail and message detail panel keyed layout off viewport
media queries, so narrow split-view panes and compact windows got
crushed side-by-side columns, and below 1120px the rail was
display:none with no way to reach workspace files.
Chat panes now measure their own width with a ResizeObserver: under
800px the rail presents as the existing bottom-dock strip (side-dock
controls hide), and when the chat + detail split has under 680px the
detail panel stacks below the thread with a horizontal resize divider.
The phone full-screen detail takeover is unchanged. Bottom-strip path
and summary rows no longer flex-shrink into clipped text.
Closes#104023
* feat(webui): reintroduce opt-in AI purpose titles for tool calls
Restores the chat.toolTitles path removed in #103821, gated behind the new
gateway.controlUi.toolTitles opt-in (default false) so tool rendering stays
fully deterministic with no background model calls unless an operator enables
it. Disabled gateways answer { titles: {}, disabled: true } without loading
the completion runtime, and clients stop asking for the session.
When enabled, titles use canonical utility-model routing: an explicit
utilityModel (operator-chosen provider, like every utility task), else the
session provider's declared small-model default, honoring per-session model
overrides and auth profiles; utilityModel "" disables titles and malformed
refs fail closed — never the primary model. Tool inputs are redacted with the
tools-mode redactor before cache keys or prompts, caller ids are bounded and
never reach the model, and results cache in the per-agent SQLite
cache_entries so repeat views never re-bill.
Also completes two crestodian model-input mock factories that leaked into
sibling tests under shared-registry CI shards.
Fixes#103987
* fix(webui): redact tool-title inputs before truncation
* feat(browser): import Chrome-family system-profile cookies into managed profiles
Import cookies from a real Chrome/Brave/Edge/Chromium system profile (macOS)
into a fresh OpenClaw-managed browser profile so the agent can browse as the
signed-in user. Reads the source Cookies DB via a coherent VACUUM INTO snapshot,
decrypts v10 AES-128-CBC values with the Safe Storage Keychain key (one Touch ID
consent), maps rows to Playwright cookies (FILETIME expiry, SameSite, M124+
domain-hash prefix strip, CHIPS skipped), and best-effort injects them via
addCookies into a mock-keychain profile so they persist without further prompts.
Decrypted values are never logged or returned.
Exposed as agent tool action=importprofile, CLI system-profiles/import-profile,
and POST /profiles/import; action=profiles surfaces importable systemProfiles.
Listing and import are pinned host-local at every surface (gateway, browser
tool, node proxy) since they read the local Keychain and Chrome profiles.
Malformed domain filters fail closed via a shared validator. Gated by
browser.allowSystemProfileImport (default on). Imports cookies only.
* fix(browser): satisfy CI lint (OpenClaw temp dir, Unicode control-char class)
Use resolvePreferredOpenClawTmpDir() instead of os.tmpdir() for the cookie DB
snapshot (messaging/channel runtime tmpdir guard), and match control characters
via the Unicode \p{Cc} class instead of a literal control-char range so the
CLI table sanitizer passes the no-control-regex lint.
* fix(macos): drag the window from split-view pane headers
In the macOS app, split-screen pane header rows (session title strip) now
start a native window drag instead of selecting the title text. The Control
UI posts an openclawWindowDrag script message on mousedown over passive
header chrome; the dashboard window validates the trusted main-frame source
and the in-flight left-mouse press before calling NSWindow.performDrag.
Pane headers are chrome, so they are also no longer text-selectable.
* refactor(macos): move the dashboard failure page out of the window controller
SwiftLint type_body_length: the drag-message handler pushed
DashboardWindowController past 800 lines; the failure-page HTML is
presentation-only and now lives in DashboardFailurePage.
* feat(ui): hover-revealed chat message meta with relative timestamps
* fix(ui): derive relative chat timestamps from the injected clock
* fix(ui): date far-future chat timestamps instead of clamping to just now
* fix(ui): invalidate memoized chat thread on relative-time ticks
* fix(ui): keep relative-time ticks out of the chat live region
* fix(skill-workshop): reject invalid proposal list limits
* refactor(skill-workshop): validate list params before storage
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
