* fix(onboard): increase verification timeout and reduce max_tokens for custom provider probes
The onboard wizard sends a chat-completion request to verify custom
providers. With max_tokens: 1024 and a 10 s timeout, large local
models (e.g. Qwen3.5-27B on llama.cpp) routinely time out because
the server needs to load the model and generate up to 1024 tokens
before responding.
Changes:
- Raise VERIFY_TIMEOUT_MS from 10 s to 30 s
- Lower max_tokens from 1024 to 1 (verification only needs a single
token to confirm the API is reachable and the model ID is valid)
- Add explicit stream: false to both OpenAI and Anthropic probes
Closes#27346
Made-with: Cursor
* Changelog: note custom-provider onboarding verification fix
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Co-authored-by: Philipp Spiess <hello@philippspiess.com>
Land contributor PR #29032 by @maloqab with Slack native alias docs, integration tests, and changelog entry.
Co-authored-by: maloqab <mitebaloqab@gmail.com>
Fix tool-call lookup failures when models emit whitespace-padded names by normalizing
both transcript history and live streamed embedded-runner tool calls before dispatch.
Co-authored-by: wangchunyue <80630709+openperf@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Sid <sidqin0410@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Philipp Spiess <hello@philippspiess.com>
When Ollama responds successfully but returns zero models (e.g. on Linux
with the bundled `ollama-stub.service`), `discoverOllamaModels` was
logging at `warn` level:
[agents/model-providers] No Ollama models found on local instance
This appeared on every agent invocation even when Ollama was not
intentionally configured, polluting production logs. An empty model
list is a normal operational state — it warrants at most a debug
note, not a warning.
Fix: change `log.warn` → `log.debug` for the zero-models branch.
The error paths (HTTP failure, fetch exception) remain at `warn`
since those indicate genuine connectivity problems.
Closes#26354
launchd services do not inherit the shell environment, so Node's undici/fetch
cannot locate the macOS system CA bundle (/etc/ssl/cert.pem). This causes TLS
verification failures for all HTTPS requests (e.g. Telegram, webhooks) when the
gateway runs as a LaunchAgent, while the same gateway works fine in a terminal.
Add NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS defaulting to /etc/ssl/cert.pem on macOS in both
buildServiceEnvironment and buildNodeServiceEnvironment. User-supplied
NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS is always respected and takes precedence.
Fixes#22856
Co-authored-by: Clawborn <tianrun.yang103@gmail.com>
* fix(update): fallback to --omit=optional when global npm update fails
* fix(update): add recovery hints and fallback for npm global update failures
* chore(update): align fallback progress step index ordering
* chore(update): label omit-optional retry step in progress output
* chore(update): avoid showing 1/2 when fallback path is not used
* chore(ci): retrigger after unrelated test OOM
* fix(update): scope recovery hints to npm failures
* test(update): cover non-npm hint suppression
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
* fix(provider): normalize bare gemini-3 Pro model IDs for google-antigravity
The Antigravity Cloud Code Assist API requires a thinking-tier suffix
(-low or -high) for all Gemini 3 Pro variants. When a user configures
a bare model ID like `gemini-3.1-pro`, the API returns a 404 because it
only recognises `gemini-3.1-pro-low` or `gemini-3.1-pro-high`.
Add `normalizeAntigravityModelId()` that appends `-low` (the default
tier) to bare Pro model IDs, and apply it during provider normalisation
for `google-antigravity`. Also refactor the per-provider model
normalisation into a shared `normalizeProviderModels()` helper.
Closes#24071
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* Tests: cover antigravity model ID normalization
* Changelog: note antigravity pro tier normalization
* Tests: type antigravity model helper inputs
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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
* fix(agents): add "google" provider to isReasoningTagProvider to prevent reasoning leak
The gemini-api-key auth flow creates a profile with provider "google"
(e.g. google/gemini-3-pro-preview), but isReasoningTagProvider only
matched "google-gemini-cli" (OAuth) and "google-generative-ai". As a
result:
- reasoningTagHint was false → system prompt omitted <think>/<final>
formatting instructions
- enforceFinalTag was false → <final> tag filtering was skipped
Raw <think> reasoning output was delivered to the end user.
Fix: add the bare "google" provider string to the match list and cover
it with two new test cases (exact match + case-insensitive).
Fixes#26551
* fix(agents): add forward-compat fallback for google-gemini-cli gemini-3.1-pro/flash-preview
gemini-3.1-pro-preview and gemini-3.1-flash-preview are not yet present in
pi-ai's built-in google-gemini-cli model catalog (only gemini-3-pro-preview
and gemini-3-flash-preview are registered). When users configure these models
they get "Unknown model" errors even though Gemini CLI OAuth supports them.
The codebase already has isGemini31Model() in extra-params.ts, which proves
intent to support these models. Add a resolveGoogleGeminiCli31ForwardCompatModel
entry to resolveForwardCompatModel following the same clone-template pattern
used for zai/glm-5 and anthropic 4.6 models.
- gemini-3.1-pro-* clones gemini-3-pro-preview (with reasoning: true)
- gemini-3.1-flash-* clones gemini-3-flash-preview (with reasoning: true)
Also add test helpers and three test cases to model.forward-compat.test.ts.
Fixes#26524
* Changelog: credit Google Gemini provider fallback fixes
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Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <vincentkoc@ieee.org>
Account configs inherit channel-level fields at runtime (e.g.,
resolveTelegramAccount shallow-merges top-level and account values).
An account can set dmPolicy='allowlist' and rely on the parent's
allowFrom, so validating allowFrom on the account object alone
incorrectly rejects valid multi-account configs.
Removes requireAllowlistAllowFrom and requireOpenAllowFrom from all
account-level schemas (Telegram, Signal, IRC, iMessage, BlueBubbles).
Top-level config schemas still enforce the validation.
Addresses Codex review feedback on #27936.
When dmPolicy is set to "allowlist" but allowFrom is missing or empty,
all DMs are silently dropped because no sender can match the empty
allowlist. This is a common pitfall after upgrades that change how
allowlist files are handled (e.g., external allowlist-dm.json files
being deprecated in favor of inline allowFrom arrays).
Changes:
- Add requireAllowlistAllowFrom schema refinement (zod-schema.core.ts)
- Apply validation to all channel schemas: Telegram, Discord, Slack,
Signal, IRC, iMessage, BlueBubbles, MS Teams, Google Chat, WhatsApp
- Add detectEmptyAllowlistPolicy to doctor-config-flow.ts so
"openclaw doctor" surfaces a clear warning with remediation steps
- Add 12 test cases covering reject/accept for multiple channels
Fixes#27892
When an entry's backoff exceeds the recovery budget, the code was using
break which blocked all subsequent entries from being processed. This
caused permanent queue blockage for any installation with a delivery entry
at retryCount >= 2.
Fix: Changed break to continue so entries whose backoff exceeds the
remaining budget are skipped individually rather than blocking the
entire loop.
Closes#27638
The codex forward-compat fallback only matched openai-codex, leaving
github-copilot users without gpt-5.3-codex despite the model being
available on the Copilot API.
Made-with: Cursor
