* feat(ui): worktrees page owners and creation, structured snapshot failures, preserved-checkout cleanup
- Worktrees settings page gains an Owner column (manual/Workboard/session
with a link into the owning chat) and a New worktree form with repo
default, optional name, and a worktrees.branches-backed base picker
- non-forced worktrees.remove snapshot failures are a structured
{ removed: false, snapshotError } result (typed WorktreeSnapshotError in
the service) instead of error-string sniffing in the UI
- deleting a session whose dirty/unpushed checkout was preserved now
reports worktreePreserved through the session capability and offers an
explicit force removal instead of silently orphaning the checkout
Part of #103431
* fix(ui): report preserved checkouts from batch session deletes
deleteMany now aggregates worktreePreserved results, and the Sessions
page surfaces one notice pointing at Settings -> Worktrees instead of
silently orphaning dirty checkouts during bulk deletion.
Part of #103431
* fix(ui): reconcile generated locale artifacts after rebase
Open Settings from anywhere in the Control UI with Shift-Command-Comma while preserving browser-owned Command-Comma and existing shortcuts.
Prepared head SHA: 769a4fec5f
Co-authored-by: shakkernerd <165377636+shakkernerd@users.noreply.github.com>
Reviewed-by: @shakkernerd
* feat(ui): sessions sidebar redesign with agent sections, smart groups, and draft sessions
- agents become collapsible top-level sidebar sections; expanding an agent
browses its sessions without navigating, replacing the hidden scope select
- built-in smart groups: one section per channel (rows keep their chat
titles), a Work section for worktree/exec-node sessions with a
repo/branch/node subtitle, custom groups, and Chats
- session names never show raw keys or peer ids; DM fallbacks shorten ids,
dashboard sessions read 'New session', unnamed work sessions read as
their checkout
- one + opens the new-session draft dialog: agent, exec host (paired
system.run nodes), folder, worktree toggle with base-branch picker
(worktrees.branches) and optional name; the first message creates the
session and starts the run in one sessions.create call
- custom group catalog/order moves to the gateway (sessions.groups.*) with
a one-time localStorage migration; rename/delete update members
server-side instead of client-side paging
Part of #103431
* fix(ui): resolve dragged sessions across browsed agent sections
Dropping a row dragged out of a non-active agent section now finds the
session in the per-agent row cache instead of only the active scope, so
the category patch is applied instead of silently doing nothing.
Part of #103431
* fix(ui): propagate group catalog changes to open clients
sessions.groups.put/rename/delete now always broadcast a groups-change
event, and the session capability reloads the gateway-owned catalog when
one arrives, so another browser's group create/reorder/rename/delete no
longer leaves this client on a stale snapshot for the rest of the
connection.
Part of #103431
* docs: restore new session dialog section after rebase
* fix(ui): translate new sidebar/session strings and refresh docs map
Real locale translations for the new-session dialog and sidebar keys
(the fallback gate requires zero recorded English fallbacks), plus the
regenerated docs map for the new Control UI section.
Part of #103431
* fix(ui): repair locale metadata after rebase conflict resolution
* fix(ui): merge mainline locale keys with the sidebar redesign strings
* fix(ui): refresh raw-copy baseline for mainline tool-card strings
* fix(ui): reconcile generated locale artifacts after rebase
Kind-aware tool rows (terminal-style commands with wrapper stripping and
display highlighting, file edits with inline numbered diffs and diffstat,
write previews, key-value args), aggregate group summaries with live run
status, and a new batched chat.toolTitles gateway RPC that titles complex
calls via the configured utilityModel or the OpenAI Luna default (gated to
OpenAI-primary agents, cached in the per-agent SQLite cache_entries).
Also fixes two transcript pairing bugs: result blocks now inherit call
id/name/details at merge time, and results pair with any open call in the
current tool run so parallel calls render as single rows.
Fixes#103554
* feat(ui): add plugin catalog management
* feat(gateway): add plugins.uninstall and richer plugin catalog metadata
Adds a plugins.uninstall gateway method (operator.admin, control-plane write)
backed by a lock-guarded uninstallManagedPlugin that mirrors the CLI flow:
config cleanup, install-record removal, managed file deletion, and registry
refresh. Bundled plugins stay disable-only. Catalog entries now carry a
manifest-derived category and a removable flag; ClawHub search results expose
download counts and verification tiers.
* feat(ui): redesign plugins page with inventory, store shelves, and cover art
Rebuilds /settings/plugins around three tabs: Installed (category-grouped
inventory with overview stats, state filters, uninstall for external plugins,
and inline MCP server management through the shared config seam), Discover
(featured/official shelves plus one-click MCP connectors and curated ClawHub
searches), and ClawHub (search with download counts and verification badges).
Every catalog entry renders bundled cover art or a deterministic gradient
monogram tile - no more empty boxes. Artwork generated with Codex CLI, shipped
as 512px WebP under ui/public/plugin-art.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles for plugins manager strings
* docs: describe plugins manager tabs, uninstall, and MCP connectors
* fix(plugins): human catalog labels and un-pinned hosted fallback ids
listManagedPlugins now prefers manifest names over registry package-name
backfill, falls back to channel catalog labels and blurbs, and stops pinning
expectedPluginId when a hosted feed entry only exposes its package name
(which rejected every legitimate install of that package). Found via live
gateway testing against ClawHub.
* fix(ui): send minimal RFC 7396 merge patches for MCP server edits
config.patch merges rather than replaces, so key removal needs an explicit
null; sending the full config back made MCP server removal a no-op. Found
via live gateway testing.
* fix(ui): write explicit MCP transports for URL servers
The MCP runtime defaults URL-only servers to SSE, so streamable HTTP
endpoints saved by the add form or connector templates would fail at
connect time. Connector templates now declare their transport and the
add form infers streamable-http unless the URL follows the /sse
convention. Flagged by autoreview against the transport resolver.
* test(ui): wait for deferred plugin requests before resolving in e2e
* feat(ui): plugins detail view, action menus, and unified ClawHub search
Reworks the plugins page from PR #103176 feedback: merges the ClawHub tab into
Discover (typing searches ClawHub inline and appends a quiet From ClawHub
section, with Browse ClawHub demoted to a header text link), makes every row and
store card open a plugin detail overlay (hero art, primary enable/install
action, metadata table), and replaces enable/disable switches with a state chip
plus an overflow menu (Enable/Disable, Remove for external plugins, View
details) matching the ChatGPT-store install+menu pattern. MCP rows use the same
menu; refresh is now icon-only.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles for plugins UI iteration
* feat(ui): vetted, grouped connector catalog for the plugins store
Expands Connect your world to 28 connectors organized into use-case shelves
(Work & productivity, Coding & infrastructure, Home & media, Everyday life).
Every entry passed a three-stage subagent review: official-docs verification
plus live endpoint probes for MCP servers, ClawHub result-quality and
malware/typosquat screening for curated searches, and an adversarial pass
that dynamically registered OAuth clients to prove one-click viability.
That review removed Figma (registration allowlisted, 403) and Atlassian
(OAuth issuer-mismatch bug upstream), downgraded GitHub to PAT-based setup
(no dynamic client registration upstream), fixed Linear (/sse retired) and
Home Assistant (/api/mcp, streamable HTTP) endpoints, retargeted poisoned or
dead searches (youtube, finance, hue dropped; calendar -> google calendar;
stocks replaces finance), and added Todoist, Airtable, Canva, Stripe,
Context7, DeepWiki, Hugging Face one-click MCP servers plus Jira, PDF,
transcription, Kubernetes, Reddit, maps, translation, and notes searches.
Keyless servers get a ready-to-use success message; new cover art included.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles for connector groups
* fix(plugins): suppress hosted catalog rows once their package is installed
Hosted feed entries without a declared runtime id fall back to their package
name as catalog id, which never matches the installed runtime id, so the
Discover shelf kept offering an already-installed package. Installed package
names now also suppress official rows. Flagged by autoreview.
* fix(plugins): pin declared runtime ids and surface connector errors in place
The runtime-id pin now keys off explicitly declared catalog ids (plugin,
channel, or provider) instead of string-comparing against the package name,
so declared ids that equal their package name stay enforced while entry-id
fallbacks stay unpinned. Connector add failures on Discover now render on the
triggering card instead of the Installed tab's MCP section. Both flagged by
autoreview; regression tests included.
* feat(ui): full inventory artwork, pulse header, and two-column plugin list
Every bundled plugin now ships distinctive cover art (113 new Codex CLI
illustrations; 172 total, ~2.1MB WebP), so inventory rows and detail views
never fall back to monogram tiles. The four stat cards give way to a compact
inventory pulse: a segmented enabled/disabled/issues meter whose legend and
counts live inside the filter chips. Inventory, MCP, and search rows flow
into two columns when the panel is wide enough.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles for pulse header
* fix(ui): omit stdio args from the MCP server row target
Stdio MCP args routinely carry tokens, and the inventory is visible to
read-only operators; mirror the config page and show only the command.
Flagged by autoreview; regression test included.
* fix(merge): point crestodian setup at relocated plugin commit/refresh modules
* fix(merge): add bootstrapToken to plugins page test gateway harness
* fix(plugins): name catalog install-action branches so Swift emits the union
* fix(ui): satisfy strict lint on plugins page form parsing and mocks
* chore(build): regen docs map, raise plugin-sdk declaration budget for new protocol surface
* fix(ui): type the plugins page patch mock with its real call signature
* fix(agent): return data URIs for workspace-relative identity card avatars (#97602)
agent.identity.get resolved workspace-relative agent avatars via
resolveAssistantAvatarUrl to /avatar/<agentId> route URLs. <img> tags
in the Control UI Personal card cannot load these URLs because they
lack Bearer auth headers, showing broken images (401).
Read the validated local avatar file into a data URI inline before
constructing the identity response. The file-reading helper lives in
agent.ts as a private (non-exported) function so it does not leak onto
the public Plugin SDK surface. The workspace root is canonicalised with
realpathSync to match the already-resolved filePath from
resolveAgentAvatar, fixing containment checks for symlinked workspaces.
Fixes#97602
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(gateway): inline workspace avatars in bootstrap config Personal card (#97602)
agent.identity.get already returns inline data URIs for workspace-local
avatars, but the Control UI Personal card is initialized from the bootstrap
config (control-ui-config.json), which still mapped workspace avatars to the
auth-gated /avatar/<agentId> route. An <img> cannot carry Bearer auth, so the
linked Personal card 401/broken-image symptom persisted despite the RPC fix.
Consolidate the workspace-safe avatar reader into a single gateway-internal
helper (readLocalAvatarDataUrl in session-utils) and use it in both
agent.identity.get and the bootstrap config handler, so the identity and
bootstrap projections produce identical data URIs. Not re-exported on the
Plugin SDK surface. Adds a bootstrap-config regression test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(control-ui): inline workspace assistant avatars
Project workspace-local assistant avatars into browser-safe data URLs across bootstrap and agent identity RPCs while preserving same-origin avatar routes and shared size limits.
Co-authored-by: LZY3538 <LZY3538@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: LZY3538 <LZY3538@users.noreply.github.com>
Light mode re-added a 1px border to ghost icon buttons: the light-theme
.btn--icon override outranks .btn--ghost and only background was reset.
Ghost buttons are now chromeless at rest in light mode too (matching
dark), showing background only on hover; the workspace rail's terminal
and collapse buttons drop their always-on borders the same way.
The bottom-docked workspace rail compressed its sections into clipped
half-rows (flex children shrank instead of scrolling). Sections now lay
out as side-by-side scroll columns in the bottom dock, using the width
the dock actually has.
Paired devices can now carry a durable operator-assigned label: device.pair.rename { deviceId, label } (schema-bounded, admin/ownership-gated) stores an operatorLabel that persists in the shared SQLite state DB, survives device repair and re-approval, and takes display precedence over the client-reported name in CLI devices list and the Control UI inventory (operatorLabel, then displayName, then clientId, then deviceId). The label was previously dropped on write because the pairing store had no column for it. CLI: openclaw devices rename --device <id> --name <label>. Docs cover the command and precedence.
Fixes#13870
Thanks to @bladin for the contribution.
Co-authored-by: heichl_xydigit <1740879+bladin@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Ayaan Zaidi <hi@obviy.us>
The resident pauses its fidgeting and turns to watch passers cross the
ledge. After a droop it tidies up with a little broom. On lobster days
(shared day hash with the CLI banner cousin, now in src/shared) it wears
a sailor cap unless the seed already rolled headwear. The Dreams sleeper
half-opens one eye when pressed.
On the month/day anniversary of a palette's first Lobsterdex visit the
arriving lobster wears the party hat. Lifetime visit milestones add
honorifics to the hover name: Sir at 50, Captain at 100, Elder at 250.
* feat(ui): restore sidebar chrome and remove the pane workspace strip
Reverse course from #103426 on the app chrome: the left sidebar owns
brand, pinned navigation + More, New session, sessions, and the footer
(status dot, Settings, Docs, pairing, theme) again, and the desktop
topbar is gone. What stays from that PR: the dockable workspace rail
(right/bottom, drag or button), the in-flow split-pane headers, and
Cmd+B now hides the sidebar entirely (no 78px icon rail) with a
floating expand control.
The real target of the original request: the vertical icon strip at
each pane's right edge is deleted. A collapsed workspace rail renders
nothing; the toggle (with a changed-file badge) lives in the split-pane
header next to split/close, or floats at the top-right in single-pane
chat. Shift+Cmd+B still toggles.
Narrow native macOS windows (e.g. the in-app link browser splitting
the window) previously stacked 50px of injected titlebar padding on
top of the 58px drawer row; the web CSS now folds that into one
compact 58px row beside the traffic lights, with selectors that
outrank the rules shipped Mac apps inject.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles and docs map for sidebar restore
* fix(ui): bind showPaneHeader explicitly on the classic single pane
* chore(ui): reconcile locale metadata after rebase onto lobster wild cards
* feat(cli,webchat): lobster wild cards - a CLI cousin, moving day, and opt-in sounds
The openclaw banner gains a rare day-seeded ASCII lobster (rich TTYs,
random tagline mode, never CI). The web pet notices gateway upgrades and
arrives carrying a bindle for one load. A new default-off Lobster sounds
quick setting adds tiny WebAudio chirps on pokes and pets. The lobster
docs page learns about petting, sounds, and this batch's field notes.
* chore(webchat): regenerate keyless raw-copy i18n baseline after rebase
The Lobsterdex upgrades to a v2 object schema (v1 arrays migrate in
place, memories backfill on the next visit): each palette remembers its
first visitor's name and date, shown in the gallery tooltips ('Goldie -
first visited 7/5/2026'). Familiarity counters (visits, shoos) shape
behavior with no UI: fewer than three lifetime visits is shy (shorter
stays, later arrivals), fifteen or more is a friend (longer stays,
sooner returns, and a hello wave on the first arrival of each load),
and shooing it too often makes it wary, stretching the gaps between
visits. All best-effort localStorage; tuning lives in one exported
table.
* improve(ui): mark the default model inline
* chore: leave changelog to release workflow
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* feat(ui): move app chrome into a topbar and dock the session workspace rail
The desktop shell now uses a slim topbar for brand, primary navigation
(Chat + pinned routes + More menu), command-palette search, pairing,
theme, and Settings; the left column slims down to a sessions-only
panel (Cmd+B hides it entirely — the 78px icon rail is gone). Split
view drops the fixed geometry-mirroring toolbar for in-flow per-pane
headers. The session workspace rail can dock right or bottom inside
its pane — drag its header between edges or use the dock button — and
the collapsed strip's file glyph is now a real button (it used to be a
dead, button-looking span) with a changed-file count badge. The Mac
app's injected chrome CSS slims down accordingly; its drag-region
geometry is unchanged and the topbar brand strip stays passive under
it.
* chore(ui): regenerate locale bundles for topbar and workspace dock strings
* fix(ui): keep the native macOS drawer clear of the titlebar overlay
The narrow-width slide-over drawer sits fixed at the window top, over
the AppKit traffic lights and drag regions. The old Mac-app-injected
CSS padded .sidebar-shell for this; that rule moved web-side for the
desktop topbar, so restore drawer clearance here for both the app
drawer and the in-drawer settings sidebar.
* chore(ui): translate topbar and workspace dock strings; regen docs map
Roughly one load in ten, someone else walks across the footer ledge
once and leaves: usually a stranger lobster wearing a palette the
resident pet does not (hover: 'a stranger'), and on rare loads a crab
(hover: 'definitely a lobster') - wide shell, eye stalks, walks
strictly sideways, smug about it. Passers never perch, never react,
and never count for the Lobsterdex. Planned by a pure per-seed
function, gated by the visits setting, skipped under reduced motion,
and their timers reset with the seed and clean up on disconnect.
The pet watches your pointer between acts (facing follows the cursor,
throttled, reduced-motion inert). Press-and-hold now pets it - content
closed eyes and a floating heart - while a quick tap stays a poke.
Run endings are honest: resolveLobsterRunOutcome picks the most recently
ended session (endedAt first, activity stamps as fallback) so successes
cheer, failures earn a sympathetic droop with sagging antennae, and
user-aborted runs just get an acknowledging startle. Runs longer than
ten minutes summon the pet into a settled vigil pose that pauses all
acts until the run ends.
* fix(ui): normalize Unicode line/paragraph separators in markdown
LLM outputs can contain U+2028/U+2029 chars that split() ignores,
causing content to render as one unbroken line in the chat UI.
Define LINE_SEP_RE using String.fromCodePoint() and apply it
alongside existing \r\n normalization in all five markdown
processing entry points. Mirrors normalizeDisplayLineBreaks()
in exec-approval-command-display.
* fix(ui): normalize markdown line breaks once
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
