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Peter Steinberger 9dfb2a1318 fix: show native history in adopted Pi and OpenCode sessions (#114040)
* fix(plugins): import adopted catalog history into the OpenClaw transcript

Import native Pi and OpenCode history when a catalog session is adopted so the OpenClaw transcript reflects the full conversation immediately.

Mark imported user rows with mirrorOrigin because they are transcript mirrors, not new external turns. This preserves watcher deduplication and prevents adopted history from being reported as fresh upstream input.

* refactor(plugins): split catalog history importer

Keep the session catalog contract module leaf-like by moving transcript mutation into a dedicated runtime module. This breaks the registry-to-transcript import cycle while preserving the Plugin SDK entrypoint and importer behavior.
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---
summary: "OpenClaw ACP runtime backend with plugin-owned session and transport management."
read_when:
- You are installing, configuring, or auditing the acpx plugin
title: "ACPx plugin"
---
# ACPx plugin
OpenClaw ACP runtime backend with plugin-owned session and transport management.
## Distribution
- Package: `@openclaw/acpx`
- Install route: npm; ClawHub
## Surface
skills
<!-- openclaw-plugin-reference:manual-start -->
## Pi native sessions
The bundled runtime auto-detects Pi's session store on the Gateway and paired
nodes. Stored sessions appear in the **Pi** sessions-sidebar group, with
transcript browsing from Pi's documented JSONL session format. Local rows also
offer **Continue**, which creates an OpenClaw session whose first turn resumes
the native Pi session through ACP. Pi retains the full model context from its
session file, and OpenClaw imports the recent native history into the adopted
session transcript. Very long transcripts import only their most recent 200
items using a 512 KiB serialized-item budget. Paired-node rows remain view-only.
Custom session
directories outside the store scanned by `pi-acp` remain browse-only because the
adapter cannot resume those files by id.
The catalog honors project and global `settings.json` session directories plus
`PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR` and `PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR`. Relative paths resolve
from the directory containing their `settings.json` file.
Turn **Pi Session Catalog** off under **Config > Plugins > ACPX Runtime** to
disable discovery. It is enabled by default.
<!-- openclaw-plugin-reference:manual-end -->
## Related docs
- [acpx](/tools/acp-agents-setup)