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Onur Solmaz 154a7edb7c refactor: consume acpx runtime library (#61495)
* refactor: consume acpx runtime library

* refactor: remove duplicated acpx runtime files

* fix: update acpx runtime dependency

* fix: preserve acp runtime error codes

* fix: migrate legacy acpx session files

* fix: update acpx runtime dependency

* fix: import Dirent from node fs

* ACPX: repin shared runtime engine

* ACPX: repin runtime semantics fixes

* ACPX: repin runtime contract cleanup

* Extensions: repin ACPX after layout refactor

* ACPX: drop legacy session migration

* ACPX: drop direct ACP SDK dependency

* Discord ACP: stop duplicate direct fallback replies

* ACP: rename delivered text visibility hook

* ACPX: pin extension to 0.5.0

* Deps: drop stale ACPX build-script allowlist

* ACPX: add local development guidance

* ACPX: document temporary pnpm exception flow

* SDK: preserve legacy ACP visibility hook

* ACP: keep reset commands on local path

* ACP: make in-place reset start fresh session

* ACP: recover broken bindings on fresh reset

* ACP: defer fresh reset marker until close succeeds

* ACP: reset bound sessions fresh again

* Discord: ensure ACP bindings before /new

* ACP: recover missing persistent sessions
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# ACPX Extension Notes
This file applies to work under `extensions/acpx/`.
## Purpose
The bundled ACPX extension is a thin OpenClaw wrapper around the published `acpx` package. Keep reusable ACP runtime logic in `openclaw/acpx`, not in this extension.
## Default Version Policy
- `extensions/acpx/package.json` should point at a published npm release by default.
- Do not leave the extension pinned to a temporary GitHub commit or local checkout once the ACPX release exists.
- Do not leave temporary pnpm build-script allowlist exceptions behind after switching back to a published ACPX package.
## Unreleased ACPX Development Flow
Use this flow when OpenClaw needs unreleased ACPX changes before the ACPX version is published.
1. Make the ACPX code change in the `openclaw/acpx` repo first.
2. In OpenClaw, temporarily point `extensions/acpx/package.json` at the ACPX GitHub commit you need.
3. If pnpm blocks ACPX lifecycle/build scripts for that temporary GitHub-sourced package, temporarily add `acpx` to `onlyBuiltDependencies` in both `package.json` and `pnpm-workspace.yaml`.
4. Refresh the root workspace lock:
- `pnpm install --lockfile-only --filter ./extensions/acpx`
5. Refresh the extension-local npm lock for install metadata:
- `cd extensions/acpx && npm install --package-lock-only --ignore-scripts`
6. Rebuild OpenClaw and restart the gateway before doing live ACP validation.
7. Once ACPX is released, switch `extensions/acpx/package.json` back to the published npm version and refresh the same lockfiles again.
8. Remove any temporary `acpx` build-script allowlist entries that were only needed for the GitHub-sourced development pin.
## Lockfile Notes
- `pnpm-lock.yaml` is the tracked workspace lockfile and must match the ACPX version referenced by `extensions/acpx/package.json`.
- `extensions/acpx/package-lock.json` is useful local install metadata for the bundled plugin package.
- If `extensions/acpx/package-lock.json` is gitignored in this repo state, regenerating it is still useful for local verification, but it will not appear in `git status`.
## Local Runtime Validation
When ACPX integration changes here, prefer this sequence:
1. `pnpm install --filter ./extensions/acpx`
2. `pnpm test:extension acpx`
3. `pnpm build`
4. Restart the local gateway if ACP runtime behavior or bundled plugin wiring changed.
5. If the change affects direct ACP behavior in chat, run a real ACP smoke after restart.
## Direct ACPX Binary Policy
- Prefer the plugin-local ACPX binary under `extensions/acpx/node_modules/.bin/acpx`.
- Do not rely on a globally installed `acpx` binary for OpenClaw ACP validation.
- If the plugin-local ACPX binary is missing or on the wrong version, reinstall it from the version pinned in `extensions/acpx/package.json`.
## Boundary Rule
If a change feels like shared ACP runtime behavior instead of OpenClaw-specific glue, move it to `openclaw/acpx` and consume it from here instead of re-implementing it inside `extensions/acpx`.