Regenerate the Swift protocol models so PushTestResult keeps the transport field required by the current gateway schema, and update protocol:check to diff both generated Swift destinations because the generator writes both files.
Regeneration-Prompt: |
Investigate the protocol CI failure on current origin/main rather than assuming the earlier fix still held. Confirm whether the generated Swift outputs drifted from the TypeScript gateway schema, identify whether the regression was reintroduced by a later commit, and keep the patch minimal: restore the generated Swift outputs from the existing schema and tighten the protocol check so it verifies every Swift file the generator writes.
Replace the multi-step MiniMax onboarding wizard with 4 flat options:
- MiniMax Global — OAuth (minimax.io)
- MiniMax Global — API Key (minimax.io)
- MiniMax CN — OAuth (minimaxi.com)
- MiniMax CN — API Key (minimaxi.com)
Storage changes:
- Unify CN and Global under provider "minimax" (baseUrl distinguishes region)
- Profiles: minimax:global / minimax:cn (both regions can coexist)
- Model ref: minimax/MiniMax-M2.5 (no more minimax-cn/ prefix)
- Remove LM Studio local mode and Lightning/Highspeed choice
Backward compatibility:
- Keep minimax-cn in provider-env-vars for existing configs
- Accept minimax-cn as legacy tokenProvider in CI pipelines
- Error with migration hint for removed auth choices in non-interactive mode
- Warn when dual-profile overwrites shared provider baseUrl
Made-with: Cursor
* fix(ci): restore protocol outputs and stabilize Windows path test
Regenerate the Swift protocol models so protocol:check stops failing on main.
Align the session target test helper with the sync production realpath behavior so Windows does not compare runneradmin and RUNNER~1 spellings for the same file.
Regeneration-Prompt: |
Investigate the failing checks from merged PR #34485 and confirm whether they still affect current main before changing code. Keep the fix tight: do not alter runtime behavior beyond what is required to clear the reproduced CI regressions. Commit the generated Swift protocol outputs for the PushTestResult transport field because protocol:check was failing from stale generated files on main. Also fix the Windows-only session target test by making its helper use the same synchronous realpath behavior as production discovery, so path spelling differences like runneradmin versus RUNNER~1 do not cause a false assertion failure.
* fix(ci): align session target realpath behavior on Windows
Use native realpath for sync session target discovery so it matches the async path on Windows, and update the session target test helper to assert against the same canonical path form.
Regeneration-Prompt: |
After opening the follow-up PR for the CI regressions from merged PR #34485, inspect the new failing Windows shard instead of assuming the first fix covered every case. Keep scope limited to the session target path mismatch exposed by CI. Fix the inconsistency at the source by making sync session target discovery use the same native realpath canonicalization as the async discovery path on Windows, then update the test helper to match that shared behavior and verify the touched file with targeted tests and file-scoped lint/format checks.
* test: make merge config fixtures satisfy provider type
After rebasing the PR onto current origin/main, the merge helper test fixtures no longer satisfied ProviderConfig because the anthropic provider examples were missing required provider and model fields. Add a shared fully-typed model fixture and explicit anthropic baseUrl values so the test keeps full type coverage under tsgo.
Regeneration-Prompt: |
Rebase the PR branch for #44266 onto the current origin/main because the failing CI error only reproduced on the merge ref. Re-run the type-check path and inspect src/agents/models-config.merge.test.ts at the exact compiler lines instead of weakening types globally. Keep the fix test-only: make the anthropic ProviderConfig fixtures structurally valid by supplying the required baseUrl and full model definition fields, and keep the shared fixture typed so tsgo accepts it without unknown casts.
* fix: align Windows session store test expectations
* feat(ui): add chat infrastructure modules (slice 1 of dashboard-v2)
New self-contained chat modules extracted from dashboard-v2-structure:
- chat/slash-commands.ts: slash command definitions and completions
- chat/slash-command-executor.ts: execute slash commands via gateway RPC
- chat/slash-command-executor.node.test.ts: test coverage
- chat/speech.ts: speech-to-text (STT) support
- chat/input-history.ts: per-session input history navigation
- chat/pinned-messages.ts: pinned message management
- chat/deleted-messages.ts: deleted message tracking
- chat/export.ts: shared exportChatMarkdown helper
- chat-export.ts: re-export shim for backwards compat
Gateway fix:
- Restore usage/cost stripping in chat.history sanitization
- Add test coverage for sanitization behavior
These modules are additive and tree-shaken — no existing code
imports them yet. They will be wired in subsequent slices.
* feat(ui): add utilities, theming, and i18n updates (slice 2 of dashboard-v2)
UI utilities and theming improvements extracted from dashboard-v2-structure:
Icons & formatting:
- icons.ts: expanded icon set for new dashboard views
- format.ts: date/number formatting helpers
- tool-labels.ts: human-readable tool name mappings
Theming:
- theme.ts: enhanced theme resolution and system theme support
- theme-transition.ts: simplified transition logic
- storage.ts: theme parsing improvements for settings persistence
Navigation & types:
- navigation.ts: extended tab definitions for dashboard-v2
- app-view-state.ts: expanded view state management
- types.ts: new type definitions (HealthSummary, ModelCatalogEntry, etc.)
Components:
- components/dashboard-header.ts: reusable header component
i18n:
- Updated en, pt-BR, zh-CN, zh-TW locales with new dashboard strings
All changes are additive or backwards-compatible. Build passes.
Part of #36853.
* feat(ui): dashboard-v2 views refactor (slice 3 of dashboard-v2)
Complete views refactor from dashboard-v2-structure, building on
slice 1 (chat infra, #41497) and slice 2 (utilities/theming, #41500).
Core app wiring:
- app.ts: updated host component with new state properties
- app-render.ts: refactored render pipeline for new dashboard layout
- app-render.helpers.ts: extracted render helpers
- app-settings.ts: theme listener lifecycle fix, cron runs on tab load
- app-gateway.ts: refactored chat event handling
- app-chat.ts: slash command integration
New views:
- views/command-palette.ts: command palette (Cmd+K)
- views/login-gate.ts: authentication gate
- views/bottom-tabs.ts: mobile tab navigation
- views/overview-*.ts: modular overview dashboard (cards, attention,
event log, hints, log tail, quick actions)
- views/agents-panels-overview.ts: agent overview panel
Refactored views:
- views/chat.ts: major refactor with STT, slash commands, search,
export, pinned messages, input history
- views/config.ts: restructured config management
- views/agents.ts: streamlined agent management
- views/overview.ts: modular composition from sub-views
- views/sessions.ts: enhanced session management
Controllers:
- controllers/health.ts: new health check controller
- controllers/models.ts: new model catalog controller
- controllers/agents.ts: tools catalog improvements
- controllers/config.ts: config form enhancements
Tests & infrastructure:
- Updated test helpers, browser tests, node tests
- vite.config.ts: build configuration updates
- markdown.ts: rendering improvements
Build passes ✅ | 44 files | +6,626/-1,499
Part of #36853. Depends on #41497 and #41500.
* UI: fix chat review follow-ups
* fix(ui): repair chat clear and attachment regressions
* fix(ui): address remaining chat review comments
* fix(ui): address review follow-ups
* fix(ui): replay queued local slash commands
* fix(ui): repair control-ui type drift
* fix(ui): restore control UI styling
* feat(ui): enhance layout and styling for config and topbar components
- Updated grid layout for the config layout to allow full-width usage.
- Introduced new styles for top tabs and search components to improve usability.
- Added theme mode toggle styling for better visual integration.
- Implemented tests for layout and theme mode components to ensure proper rendering and functionality.
* feat(ui): add config file opening functionality and enhance styles
- Implemented a new handler to open the configuration file using the default application based on the operating system.
- Updated various CSS styles across components for improved visual consistency and usability, including adjustments to padding, margins, and font sizes.
- Introduced new styles for the data table and sidebar components to enhance layout and interaction.
- Added tests for the collapsed navigation rail to ensure proper functionality in different states.
* refactor(ui): update CSS styles for improved layout and consistency
- Simplified font-body declaration in base.css for cleaner code.
- Adjusted transition properties in components.css for better readability.
- Added new .workspace-link class in components.css for enhanced link styling.
- Changed config layout from grid to flex in config.css for better responsiveness.
- Updated related tests to reflect layout changes in config-layout.browser.test.ts.
* feat(ui): enhance theme handling and loading states in chat interface
- Updated CSS to support new theme mode attributes for better styling consistency across light and dark themes.
- Introduced loading skeletons in the chat view to improve user experience during data fetching.
- Refactored command palette to manage focus more effectively, enhancing accessibility.
- Added tests for the appearance theme picker and loading states to ensure proper rendering and functionality.
* refactor(ui): streamline ephemeral state management in chat and config views
- Introduced interfaces for ephemeral state in chat and config views to encapsulate related variables.
- Refactored state management to utilize a single object for better organization and maintainability.
- Removed legacy state variables and updated related functions to reference the new state structure.
- Enhanced readability and consistency across the codebase by standardizing state handling.
* chore: remove test files to reduce PR scope
* fix(ui): resolve type errors in debug props and chat search
* refactor(ui): remove stream mode functionality across various components
- Eliminated stream mode related translations and CSS styles to streamline the user interface.
- Updated multiple components to remove references to stream mode, enhancing code clarity and maintainability.
- Adjusted rendering logic in views to ensure consistent behavior without stream mode.
- Improved overall readability by cleaning up unused variables and props.
* fix(ui): add msg-meta CSS and fix rebase type errors
* fix(ui): add CSS for chat footer action buttons (TTS, delete) and msg-meta
* feat(ui): add delete confirmation with remember-decision checkbox
* fix(ui): delete confirmation with remember, attention icon sizing
* fix(ui): open delete confirm popover to the left (not clipped)
* fix(ui): show all nav items in collapsed sidebar, remove gap
* fix(ui): address P1/P2 review feedback — session queue clear, kill scope, palette guard, stop button
* fix(ui): address Greptile re-review — kill scope, queue flush, idle handling, parallel fetch
- SECURITY: /kill <target> now enforces session tree scope (not just /kill all)
- /kill reports idle sessions gracefully instead of throwing
- Queue continues draining after local slash commands
- /model fetches sessions.list + models.list in parallel (perf fix)
* fix(ui): style update banner close button — SVG stroke + sizing
* fix(ui): update layout styles for sidebar and content spacing
* UI: restore colon slash command parsing
* UI: restore slash command session queries
* Refactor thinking resolution: Introduce resolveThinkingDefaultForModel function and update model-selection to utilize it. Add tests for new functionality in thinking.test.ts.
* fix(ui): constrain welcome state logo size, add missing CSS for new session view
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
* Providers: set default Kimi coding user agent
* Tests: cover Kimi coding header overrides
* Changelog: note Kimi coding user agent
* Tests: satisfy Kimi provider fixture type
* Update CHANGELOG.md
* Providers: preserve Kimi headers through models merge
* fix(providers): respect user-configured baseUrl for kimi-coding
The kimi-coding provider was built exclusively from
`buildKimiCodingProvider()` defaults, ignoring any user-specified
`baseUrl` or other overrides in `openclaw.json` providers config.
This caused 404 errors when users configured a custom endpoint.
Now merge `explicitProviders["kimi-coding"]` on top of defaults,
matching the pattern used by ollama/vllm. User's `baseUrl`, `api`,
and `models` take precedence; env/profile API key still wins.
Fixes#36353
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tests: use Kimi implicit provider harness
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
## Summary
- Problem: `src/secrets/target-registry.test.ts` fails on latest `main` because the runtime registry includes Feishu `encryptKey` paths that the docs matrix and surface reference omit.
- Why it matters: the docs/runtime sync guard currently blocks prep and merge work for unrelated PRs, including `#25558`.
- What changed: regenerated the secretref credential matrix and updated the surface reference to include both Feishu `encryptKey` paths.
- What did NOT change (scope boundary): no runtime registry behavior, config semantics, or channel handling changed.
## Change Type (select all)
- [x] Bug fix
- [ ] Feature
- [ ] Refactor
- [x] Docs
- [ ] Security hardening
- [ ] Chore/infra
## Scope (select all touched areas)
- [ ] Gateway / orchestration
- [ ] Skills / tool execution
- [ ] Auth / tokens
- [ ] Memory / storage
- [x] Integrations
- [ ] API / contracts
- [ ] UI / DX
- [ ] CI/CD / infra
## Linked Issue/PR
- Closes #
- Related #25558
## User-visible / Behavior Changes
None.
## Security Impact (required)
- New permissions/capabilities? `No`
- Secrets/tokens handling changed? `No`
- New/changed network calls? `No`
- Command/tool execution surface changed? `No`
- Data access scope changed? `No`
- If any `Yes`, explain risk + mitigation:
## Repro + Verification
### Environment
- OS: macOS
- Runtime/container: Node.js repo checkout
- Model/provider: N/A
- Integration/channel (if any): Feishu docs/runtime registry sync
- Relevant config (redacted): none
### Steps
1. Check out latest `main` before this change.
2. Run `./node_modules/.bin/vitest run --config vitest.unit.config.ts src/secrets/target-registry.test.ts`.
3. Apply this docs-only sync change and rerun the same command.
### Expected
- The target registry stays in sync with the generated docs matrix and the test passes.
### Actual
- Before this change, the test failed because `channels.feishu.encryptKey` and `channels.feishu.accounts.*.encryptKey` were missing from the docs artifacts.
## Evidence
Attach at least one:
- [x] Failing test/log before + passing after
- [ ] Trace/log snippets
- [ ] Screenshot/recording
- [ ] Perf numbers (if relevant)
## Human Verification (required)
What you personally verified (not just CI), and how:
- Verified scenarios: confirmed the failure on plain latest `main`, applied only these docs entries in a clean bootstrapped worktree, and reran `./node_modules/.bin/vitest run --config vitest.unit.config.ts src/secrets/target-registry.test.ts` to green.
- Edge cases checked: verified both top-level Feishu `encryptKey` and account-scoped `encryptKey` paths are present in the matrix and surface reference.
- What you did **not** verify: full repo test suite and CI beyond the targeted regression.
## Review Conversations
- [x] I replied to or resolved every bot review conversation I addressed in this PR.
- [x] I left unresolved only the conversations that still need reviewer or maintainer judgment.
If a bot review conversation is addressed by this PR, resolve that conversation yourself. Do not leave bot review conversation cleanup for maintainers.
## Compatibility / Migration
- Backward compatible? `Yes`
- Config/env changes? `No`
- Migration needed? `No`
- If yes, exact upgrade steps:
## Failure Recovery (if this breaks)
- How to disable/revert this change quickly: revert this commit.
- Files/config to restore: `docs/reference/secretref-user-supplied-credentials-matrix.json` and `docs/reference/secretref-credential-surface.md`
- Known bad symptoms reviewers should watch for: the target-registry docs sync test failing again for missing Feishu `encryptKey` entries.
## Risks and Mitigations
- Risk: the markdown surface reference could drift from the generated matrix again in a later credential-shape change.
- Mitigation: `src/secrets/target-registry.test.ts` continues to guard docs/runtime sync.
