* fix(ui): disable the thread-changes button when the workspace is not a git checkout
* chore(protocol): regenerate Swift gateway models for sessions.files.list gitCheckout
* feat(cron): system-owned heartbeat monitor jobs replace the interval scheduler
- new internal cron payload kind {kind:"heartbeat"}: execution pokes
requestHeartbeat({source:"interval"}); reported in the protocol job
schema, not accepted from client create/patch
- gateway converges one declaration-keyed monitor job per heartbeat-enabled
agent (schedule every+deterministic phase anchor) at startup and on
config reload; removes monitors for unconfigured agents
- heartbeat runner loses its interval setTimeout machinery; nextDueMs
stays as the cooldown gate, event wakes unchanged
* test(cron): heartbeat monitor regressions; docs for cron-owned cadence
- converge/prune/failure-containment tests for heartbeat monitor jobs
- heartbeat payload run fires an interval wake, no system event
- scheduler tests converted from timer self-fire to wake-queue pokes;
timer-mechanics-only tests deleted with the timer
- persisted-shape accepts the heartbeat payload kind
- docs: heartbeat cadence ownership + system payload kind
* fix(cron): heartbeat monitor review round 1
- targeted cron-monitor interval ticks use the full per-agent path so
due-commitment sessions still deliver
- cron-disabled gateways keep a local fallback interval timer (shipped
cron.enabled=false contract; removed when heartbeat config folds into
cron in #110950)
- heartbeat job reconciliations serialize with latest-wins epochs and a
bounded 30s retry after a failed convergence pass
* fix(cron): chain clamped fallback heartbeat timers past the setTimeout cap
* fix(cron): heartbeat monitor review round 3
- targeted monitor redirect skips wakes carrying heartbeat overrides and
surfaces the per-agent terminal skip reason instead of not-due
- cron-disabled fallback timer re-arms with a 1s floor after each firing
so a dropped wake cannot end the chain
- heartbeat payloads are system-owned at the service boundary: add requires
the gateway opt-in, patches to the kind are rejected
* fix(cron): heartbeat monitor review round 4 — full ownership enforcement
- prune only jobs proven to be monitors (prefix AND heartbeat payload)
- existing monitors reject every update patch; declarative upserts on the
monitor key require the gateway opt-in even with a different payload
* fix(cron): complete heartbeat monitor ownership boundary
- converge scopes declarative matching to real monitors so a colliding
user job with the same key is never adopted or overwritten
- monitor removal requires the gateway systemOwned opt-in; ad-hoc
API/CLI deletion is rejected, reconciliation cleanup still prunes
* docs(cron): record intentional enrollment-snapshot semantics for monitor ticks
* fix(cron): repair heartbeat monitor CI gates
The root package.json shipped "author": "", so npm showed no author for the
published openclaw package, and the three published workspace packages had no
author field at all. Set all four to the Foundation, matching the LICENSE
copyright holder and the openclaw.ai footer.
Also name the Foundation on the docs homepage, which never said who develops
OpenClaw even though the README and website footer now do.
Personal credits in docs/reference/credits.md, docs/start/lore.md, and the site
footer stay as authorship history; they are not org attribution.
* feat(ui): redesign session observer HUD with labeled status and visibility-gated digests
* chore(protocol): regenerate app protocol bindings for sessions.observer.visibility
* feat(sessions): first-class archived-session handling
Archived sessions are now exempt from every automatic maintenance path
(age prune, entry cap, model-run prune, disk budget, cleanup repairs);
only explicit sessions.delete removes them. sessions.list gains an
additive tri-state archived filter (true | false | "all"). The sidebar
gets a persisted Active/Archived/All status filter with inline dimmed
archived rows, replacing the nav-away View-archived button; the Sessions
page toggle becomes the same tri-state with dimmed+badged rows in All
mode; the chat composer's archived notice becomes a full-width banner
with an Unarchive action.
* chore(protocol): regenerate Swift gateway models for tri-state archived filter
* fix(memory): keep canonical rows when same-file legacy memory tables diverge
* fix(memory): keep canonical-owned sources' chunk sets coherent during legacy import
* fix(memory): import legacy chunks when canonical source has no chunks
The same-file legacy migration excluded a legacy chunk from import whenever the
canonical index already had a source row for its (path, source). That stranded a
file whose canonical source was registered but had no chunks yet (indexing
interrupted before chunks were written, or embedding pending/failed): the legacy
chunks were its only searchable content, and the matching source hash stops sync
from re-indexing, so the file went silently unsearchable.
Re-key the chunk-coherence exclusion on canonical chunk ownership instead:
snapshot the (path, source) pairs that already have canonical chunks before the
import and skip legacy chunks only for those. A source with a canonical row but
no chunks now imports its legacy chunks. The snapshot is taken pre-insert because
the exclusion predicate reads the chunks table the import writes to.
Add regressions: legacy chunks import for a chunk-less canonical source while a
chunk-owning source still drops its stale legacy chunk; and restore abort
coverage for the meta and chunks copy assertions (previously only files was
exercised).
* fix(memory): harden same-file legacy conflict recovery
* fix(memory): rebuild ambiguous partial legacy sources
* fix(memory): reconcile migrated derived indexes
* fix(memory): close migrated index ownership gaps
* test(memory): align migration expectations
* test(tooling): match routed test order
* test(memory): exercise vector reload cleanup
* test(memory): prove real vector reload cleanup
* fix(memory): make migrated indexes converge
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Co-authored-by: Serhii Leniv <leniv.tech@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: VACInc <3279061+VACInc@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* refactor(gateway): declare spawn lineage explicitly at sessions.create
Spawn depth is now a declared fact, never inferred from parentSessionKey.
sessions.create accepts an optional spawnDepth (requires parentSessionKey) that
spawn-owned creations pass; every other fresh session persists spawnDepth 0,
making operator chats and UI forks spawn-capable roots. The visible spawn tool
declares callerDepth + 1, and subagent depth recovery no longer walks
parentSessionKey, which is UI threading only.
Accepted tradeoff (documented inline): pre-upgrade visible children whose only
lineage was parentSessionKey resolve as roots; the transient population may
spawn one extra generation, still capped by maxChildrenPerAgent.
* chore(protocol): regenerate Swift gateway models for sessions.create spawnDepth
* feat(gateway,ui): ask-the-observer card input over sessions.observer.ask
* refactor(ui): single home for observer run-identity helper after restack
* test(ui): drop duplicated observer hud test after restack
* test(ui): give the observer ask flow its own colocated suite
* refactor(gateway): leaf observer contract and ask module split for ci gates
* refactor(gateway): drop observer contract re-export shims
* fix(ui): allow direct sessions in non-Git folders
* test: align New Session fixtures with place picker
* fix(ui): preserve worktree intent on Git probe failures
* fix(types): keep worktree status alias internal
* feat(ui): session observer HUD, subtitle integration, and settings
* test(ui): observer demo fixtures for the mock control-ui harness
* fix(ui): satisfy lint and deadcode gates for observer surfaces
* test(ui): adopt renamed pull-request summary api after rebase
* fix(ui): clean rebase artifacts in observer test files
* feat(cron): stream schedule sources (supervised command stdout)
Add gated argv stream schedules with bounded line batching and trigger.streamBatch composition.
Reuse the gateway ProcessSupervisor for source ownership, deterministic teardown, capped restart backoff, and schedule-key guarded batch execution. Expose additive protocol, CLI, tool, UI, docs, and generated snapshot surfaces without storage DDL.
Contract: stream schedules are event-driven, require cron.triggers.enabled, reject command payloads, and retain at most one bounded pending batch.
* fix(cron): reject retired stream source epochs at run admission
Thread an invalidatable per-owner source-generation token (ownerNonce.generation)
through cron.run admission alongside the schedule key. A batch handed to cron.run
under one source epoch can wait behind another run while its owner is stopped; a
disable→re-enable or A→B→A edit leaves the schedule key unchanged, so the key
check alone would admit the retired epoch's batch. The token is persisted in
job.state on every lifecycle write and compared at every admission site plus the
executeJobCore guard, so a stale epoch's batch is skipped.
Also fix direct stream-job mutations recording the wrong lifecycle status when
global cron is off but triggers are on: extract resolveStreamStopReason so the
direct path reports the remediable cron-disabled state like reconcile does.
* fix(cron): close stream admission windows from round-10 review
- Persist the retired source generation before draining stop teardown, so a
batch queued behind another cron run cannot gain admission during the up-to-10s
in-flight-batch wait (server-cron routed stop path).
- Add streamSourceGeneration to the closed gateway response schema (excluded from
the writable patch schema) so a running stream job passes strict result
validation without letting callers spoof source identity.
- Close the mutation-epoch ABA: track an eviction epoch so a snapshotted absent-0
is trusted as unchanged only when no LRU eviction happened during the await.
* refactor(cron): stream sources own a durable logical identity
Split the conflated restart-generation/admission token into two concepts:
a persisted streamSourceIdentity owned by cron store mutations (rotates on
enable/disable, source replacement, once-trigger auto-disable, and explicit
retirement; stable across supervised child restarts) and a watcher-local
process generation used only to fence stale child callbacks. Admission now
requires schedule key + identity together at every window, closing the
A-to-B-to-A and restart-flush races from review rounds 8-11.
Also: match-mode regexes now see raw source text (the [truncated] marker is
applied after matching), stop-timeout failures set the live restartExhausted
mirror so shutdown preserves the terminal diagnostic, and the watcher is
split into owner/output/registry modules under the max-lines budget.
* fix(cron): harden stream teardown and intake from round-4 review
An exit queued ahead of a requested stop no longer counts toward restart
exhaustion (the synchronous stop fence owns it), overlapping cron.stop and
stopAndDrain share one memoized shutdown drain instead of double-stopping
every owner, raw output intake is bounded at 4x the batch cap so normal
64 KiB pipe reads stop losing complete lines to OS chunk boundaries, and
persisted-shape quarantine coverage for unsafe match expressions is pinned.
* fix(cron): keep watcher-internal owner disposal from retiring live identity
Disposing an obsolete owner while a start replaces it is not a durable
removal; a retiring stop there rotated the live job's identity and stranded
the replacement behind the CAS ownership guard. Also align the docs with the
implemented match semantics: complete lines match on full text past the
batch cap, only intake-cut prefixes are unmatchable.
* fix(cron): make oversized-line matching independent of pipe chunking
Partial lines are retained up to the raw-intake bound rather than the
delivery cap, so a complete over-cap line matches identically whether it
arrives in one callback or several; only a line the intake bound itself cut
remains an unprovable prefix. Reconcile also contains schedule-replacement
stop failures per job, matching the other stop branches.
* fix(cron): bound assembled lines, drop stale payload override, barrier stopAll
- enforce the 4x raw-intake per-line cap while assembling split callbacks,
so an oversized line stays an unprovable prefix regardless of chunking
- stop passing the watcher-cached payload as a cron.run override; the run
snapshots the persisted payload under its admission lock
- stopAll waits for every owner stop to settle before surfacing failures
- split cron-stream-output interleaving tests into their own file (max-lines)
* fix(cron): address first full-CI round (lint, knip, schema test, unused param)
* chore(cron): refresh codex prompt snapshots for stream schedule schema
* fix(cron): keep the first clean line after an intake drop ending at a newline
* fix(cron): fence stream reconcile list snapshots against direct mutation routes
A cron.list snapshot captured across the reconcile await could be applied
after a direct add/update route already started the owner, stopping it as
removed and retiring its live identity. A mutation revision bumped at every
direct route start invalidates the stale snapshot; reconcile re-lists
(bounded) instead of applying it.
* style(cron): format stream owner imports
* fix(cron): discard severed stream prefixes at EOF
* fix(cron): retry failed stream shutdown drains
* fix(cron): honor stream stop fence after output drain
* chore(cron): refresh landing checks
Branch menu (list/switch) for macOS+iOS shared chat via sessions.branches.*;
rewind/fork/switch gated on run activity and pending outbox work through a
durable session-mutation lease; outbox rows carry branch-epoch ownership with
local-only flush checks, atomic confirm/park transitions, attempt-versioned
delivery callbacks, fresh retry identity for possibly-accepted rows, and
epoch-guarded branch evidence; 21-locale native translations for new strings.
* feat(gateway): session observer digests over the utility model
* fix(gateway): split session-observer modules and satisfy ci gates
* fix(gateway): observer reads session entries without materializing agent state
Preserve the shipped default identity while hashing custom header identity without retaining raw values.
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* refactor(ai): invert plugin coupling behind the transport host port
* fix(ai): queue custom transport registrations until the host is configured
* refactor(ai): remove relocated transport sources from src/agents
* fix(ai): source core stream types from canonical packages and fix tarball fixtures
* fix(ai): invert plugin transport host wiring
* fix(ai): harden managed transport projection
* test(ai): register synchronous stream in transport mock
* fix(ai): lazily install transport runtime host
* fix(ai): preserve completion compat detection
* fix(ai): provider-billed totals desync the cost breakdown and drop cache writes
`applyProviderReportedUsageCost` overwrote only `cost.total`, leaving the
per-component estimates in place, so `input + output + cacheRead + cacheWrite`
stopped summing to the total and the replaced estimate was unrecoverable. The
repo rebuilds that sum in four other places; this helper was the only writer
breaking it. Retain the replaced estimate in a new optional `cost.estimatedTotal`
instead of inverting the override: free OpenRouter models report `cost: 0`, and
`shouldPreserveRecordedZeroCost` depends on a provider-billed zero staying
authoritative, so holding the estimate in `total` would write phantom spend.
`parseTransportChunkUsage` also hard-coded `cacheWrite: 0` and never read
`prompt_tokens_details.cache_write_tokens`, while its plugin-sdk sibling reads it
and documents the contract. Writes were dropped from `cacheWrite` and wrongly
counted inside `input`. OpenRouter routes through this lane.
Fixing that shifts tokens out of `input`, which `resolveContextInputTokens` used
as a proxy for prompt size, so context-overflow and length-stop detection are
aligned with the Anthropic lane's `input + cacheRead + cacheWrite`.
Related: #9016
* @
refactor(ai): drop the retained estimatedTotal cost surface
ClawSweeper blocked the branch three review cycles running on the same P1: the
new `Usage.cost.estimatedTotal` field crossed both the plugin SDK and the closed
worker transcript schema, making it an upgrade contract that a bug-fix PR cannot
decide on its own.
Measurement settles it: the field was written in one place and forwarded through
four transport layers, but nothing ever read it. It also did not repair the
invariant it was introduced for -- `input + output + cacheRead + cacheWrite` still
disagrees with a provider-billed `total`; the field only parked the discarded
estimate beside it.
Removing it drops eight files, retires the compatibility merge risk, and leaves
the two fixes that carry real runtime evidence: OpenRouter `cache_write_tokens`
mapping and the context-overflow accounting that depends on it.
@
* refactor(agents): tighten OpenRouter usage contract
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Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
* refactor(media): consolidate parallel media-kind unions onto canonical MediaKind
One canonical MediaKind union (media-core constants) replaces ~40
duplicate/parallel kind declarations across core and channel plugins;
channel-specific narrower contracts derive via Extract/Exclude. Also
fixes a review-caught fallback bug where a stored "unknown" reply-chain
kind preempted MIME inference and relabeled images as documents.
* refactor(ui): derive attachment kinds from MediaKind
* fix(telegram): drop type-dead unknown guard in reply-context kind fallback
* style(telegram): format media kind fallback
Final sweep of the media-placeholder program: with all eleven producers
migrated, the consumer regexes are dead input and are hard-deleted —
media-understanding token un-mixing (bodies are pure user text now),
the persisted-user-turn placeholder drop, the session-memory strip, and
the inbound-event mediaPlaceholder field with its replacement branch
(an intentional removal of shipped SDK surface per the program's
hard-delete decision: plugins still minting placeholder bodies render
them as literal text until updated). formatMediaPlaceholderText remains
the single owner of the <media:kind> vocabulary, used only for
text-only carriers. Legacy tokens in pre-migration history remain
ordinary text.
