* chore(docker): move Dockerfile into docker/ directory
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(docker): add entrypoint script to goreleaser Dockerfile
- entrypoint.sh: on first run (config and workspace both absent) runs
picoclaw onboard then exits for the user to configure; subsequent
starts exec picoclaw gateway directly
- Dockerfile.goreleaser: copy and use entrypoint.sh, run as root
- .goreleaser.yaml: update dockerfile path, add entrypoint.sh to
extra_files so it is included in the docker build context
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* chore(docker): update docker-compose to use pre-built image and bind mount
- Use docker.io/sipeed/picoclaw:latest instead of building locally
- Replace named volume with bind mount ./data:/root/.picoclaw
- Move docker-compose.yml into docker/ directory
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: update Docker Compose section to reflect new docker/ layout
- Use docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml for all commands
- Update setup flow: first run generates docker/data/config.json,
container exits, user edits config, then restarts
- Replace "Rebuild" section with "Update" (docker pull) since the
compose file now uses the pre-built sipeed/picoclaw image
- Apply same changes to README.zh.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(docker): use restart: on-failure to prevent restart after first-run setup
unless-stopped restarts the container regardless of exit code, causing
an infinite loop when entrypoint exits 0 after the initial onboard.
on-failure only restarts on non-zero exit (i.e. crashes), so the
container stays stopped after setup until the user restarts it manually.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: sync Docker Compose section across all language READMEs
Apply the same updates as the English/Chinese READMEs:
- Use docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml for all commands
- Update setup flow to first-run auto-config pattern
- Replace build/rebuild section with update via docker pull
- Affected: README.fr.md, README.ja.md, README.pt-br.md, README.vi.md
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Define PlaceholderCapable, TypingCapable, and ReactionCapable interfaces
and have BaseChannel.HandleMessage auto-detect and trigger all three as
independent pipelines on inbound messages. This replaces the scattered
manual orchestration code in each channel's handleMessage with a single
unified dispatch in the framework layer.
Changes:
- Add PlaceholderCapable interface to interfaces.go
- Add ReactionCapable + RecordReactionUndo to interfaces.go
- BaseChannel.HandleMessage auto-triggers Typing → Reaction → Placeholder
- Manager gains reactionUndos sync.Map with TTL janitor cleanup
- Telegram: extract SendPlaceholder from manual code, add StartTyping
- Discord: add SendPlaceholder + StartTyping
- Pico: add SendPlaceholder (uses Pico Protocol message.create)
- Slack: extract ReactToMessage from manual code
- OneBot: extract ReactToMessage, remove leaked pendingEmojiMsg sync.Map
- LINE: move group-chat guard into StartTyping, remove manual orchestration
- Config: add Placeholder to PicoConfig; remove from Slack/LINE/OneBot
(no MessageEditor, so placeholder config was dead code)
Port changes that were applied to the old pkg/channels/*.go files on main
to their new locations in channel subpackages:
- telegram: precompile regex, var transcribedText, GetModelName()
- discord: var transcribedText declaration
- onebot: resp.Body.Close(), "canceled" spelling, remove empty line
- slack: named return values in parseSlackChatID
- wecom: remove sendMarkdownMessage dead code
- whatsapp: resp.Body.Close() after Dial
- gateway/helpers: remove unused errors import
Prevents potential backpressure under load when multiple channels
publish concurrently in gateway mode, where SDK callbacks blocking
on a full buffer can cause message loss or timeouts.
- Replace stdlib log.Printf with logger.InfoCF/WarnCF for consistency
with the rest of the codebase (addresses @nikolasdehor review point #3)
- ReleaseAll: clean refToScope/refs mappings even if refs entry is missing
- CleanExpired: guard refToScope lookup before scope cleanup
- Add TestReleaseAllCleansMappingsIfRefsMissing for robustness
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address review feedback from @alexhoshina and Codex:
- Log sendLoading errors in ticker goroutine instead of discarding
- Only start typing indicator when PlaceholderRecorder is available
to avoid wasted API calls and unnecessary goroutine creation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* feat(skills): add retry mechanism for HTTP requests
Implement a retry mechanism with exponential backoff for HTTP requests in the skill installer. This improves reliability when fetching skills from GitHub by automatically retrying failed requests up to 3 times.
Add comprehensive tests to verify retry behavior under different scenarios including success on different attempts and proper delay between retries.
* fix: improve http request retry logic with status code checks
Add shouldRetry helper function to determine retryable status codes.
Close response body between retry attempts and break early for non-retryable status codes.
* refactor: remove unused BuiltinSkill struct
The struct was not being used anywhere in the codebase, so it's safe to remove it to reduce clutter and improve maintainability.
* refactor(http): move retry logic to utils package
Extract HTTP retry functionality from skills package to utils for better reusability
Add context-aware sleep function and comprehensive tests
* refactor(http): extract retry delay unit to variable
Extract hardcoded retry delay unit to a variable for better testability and flexibility. Update tests to use milliseconds for faster execution while maintaining the same behavior.
* test(http_retry): remove t.Parallel from test cases
* test(http_retry): remove redundant test cases for retry success
The removed test cases for success on second and third attempts were redundant since the retry logic is already covered by other tests. This simplifies the test suite while maintaining coverage.
Change the default value of session.dm_scope from "main" to
"per-channel-peer" to provide better conversation isolation by
default. This prevents context leakage between different users
and channels.
Changed `go generate ./cmd/picoclaw` to `go generate ./cmd/picoclaw/...`
so that the workspace embed in cmd/picoclaw/internal/onboard is correctly
generated before building.
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implement TypingCapable interface for LINE channel using the
loading animation API (1:1 chats only, no group support).
- Add StartTyping() with 50s periodic refresh and context-based stop
- Integrate PlaceholderRecorder.RecordTypingStop in processEvent
- Skip RecordPlaceholder (LINE has no message edit API)
- Change sendLoading to accept context and return error
- Relax callAPI status check from 200 to 2xx range
Design consulted with Codex (GPT-5.2).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address Codex (GPT-5.2) review feedback:
- Start: guard against Interval<=0 or MaxAge<=0 to prevent
time.NewTicker panic on misconfiguration
- ReleaseAll: split into two phases (collect under lock, delete
after unlock) matching CleanExpired pattern
- ReleaseAll: log file removal errors
- Add TestStartZeroIntervalNoPanic and TestStartZeroMaxAgeNoPanic
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- CleanExpired: split into two phases — collect expired entries under
lock, then delete files after releasing the lock to minimize contention
- CleanExpired: guard against zero MaxAge (no-op if unconfigured)
- CleanExpired: log file removal errors instead of silently ignoring
- Start: protect with startOnce to prevent multiple goroutines
- Stop: rename once -> stopOnce for clarity
- cmd_gateway: call mediaStore.Stop() on error path after Start()
- Add TestCleanExpiredZeroMaxAge and double-Start test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: remove redundant tools definitions from system prompt
Tools are already provided to the LLM via JSON schema through
ToProviderDefs(), so the text-based tools section in the system
prompt is redundant.
This removes the buildToolsSection() logic and the tools field
from ContextBuilder, reducing system prompt length while maintaining
the "ALWAYS use tools" rule reminder.
Fixes#731
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: correct spelling 'initialized' (was 'initialised')
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Whitespace is a linter that checks for unnecessary newlines at the start and end of functions, if, for, etc.
Signed-off-by: Kai Xia <kaix+github@fastmail.com>
* refactor(cli): migrate to Cobra-based command structure
Refactor CLI to use Cobra instead of manual os.Args parsing.
- Introduce root command and structured subcommands under cmd/picoclaw/internal
- Convert agent, auth, cron, gateway, migrate, onboard, skills, status and version to Cobra commands
- Replace manual flag parsing with Cobra flags
- Remove direct os.Args usage from command handlers
- Keep existing command behavior and output semantics
This change focuses on CLI structure and maintainability.
No business logic changes intended.
* chore(cli): remove version2 alias and make cobra a direct dependency
* test(cli): add basic command tests
- Add tests for CLI command tree and flag parsing
- Align LDFLAGS injection path for version info
- Remove unused manual help function
* test: migrate command tests to testify assertions
Replace standard library testing error checks (t.Error*, t.Fatalf)
with assert/require from stretchr/testify across all cobra command tests
for improved readability and consistency.
* fix(cli): make linter happy
* test: avoid duplication in windows config path test
* test: simplify allowed command checks using slices.Contains
* fix(skills): register subcommands during command construction
- Move subcommand registration out of PersistentPreRunE
- Ensure `picoclaw skills <subcommand>` resolves correctly
- Minor install command and test cleanups
* refactor(cli): address review feedback and improve command clarity
* fix(authLogoutCmd): rm os.Exit
Avoid rebuilding the entire system prompt on every BuildMessages() call
by caching the static portion (identity, bootstrap, skills summary,
memory) and only recomputing it when workspace source files change.
Key changes:
- ContextBuilder caches the static prompt behind an RWMutex with
double-checked locking. Source file changes are detected via cheap
os.Stat mtime checks so no explicit invalidation is needed.
- Track file existence at cache time (existedAtCache map) so that
newly created or deleted bootstrap/memory files also trigger a
rebuild — the old modifiedSince() silently returned false on
os.IsNotExist.
- Walk the skills directory recursively with filepath.WalkDir to
catch content-only edits at any nesting depth; directory mtime
alone misses in-place file modifications on most filesystems.
- ToolRegistry.sortedToolNames() sorts tool names before iteration,
ensuring deterministic tool definition order across calls — a
prerequisite for LLM-side prefix/KV cache reuse.
- Merge all context (static + dynamic + summary) into a single
system message for provider compatibility: the Anthropic adapter
extracts messages[0] as the top-level system parameter, and Codex
reads only the first system message as instructions.
- Fix a data race in BuildMessages() where cachedSystemPrompt was
read without holding the lock in a debug log statement.
- Add tests: single system message invariant, mtime auto-invalidation,
new-file creation detection, skill file content change, explicit
InvalidateCache, cache stability, concurrent access (20 goroutines
x 50 iterations, passes go test -race), and a benchmark.
Rename fastID() to uniqueID() with a security caveat comment clarifying
the ID is not cryptographically secure, and add unit tests for the
refactored index-based split helper functions.
The spawn tool accepts empty strings as valid task arguments, which
causes a subagent to run with no meaningful work. The subagent's
completion message is then routed back to the originating channel
(e.g. Signal, Discord), where the main agent processes it and may
hallucinate an unrelated response that gets sent to users.
Validate that the task parameter is non-empty after trimming whitespace.
Related: #545
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Walk backwards over preceding tool messages to find the nearest assistant
with ToolCalls, instead of only checking the immediate predecessor. Add
unit tests for sanitizeHistoryForProvider covering key edge cases.
Add background TTL-based cleanup (L2 safety net) directly into
FileMediaStore so file deletion and in-memory ref removal happen
atomically under the same mutex, preventing dangling references.
- Add storedAt timestamp and refToScope reverse map to mediaEntry
- Add CleanExpired() for atomic TTL-based expiration
- Add Start()/Stop() for background goroutine lifecycle
- Add MediaCleanupConfig (enabled, max_age, interval) to config
- Wire up in cmd_gateway.go with config-driven defaults
- Add 8 new tests including concurrent cleanup safety
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Translate Chinese comments to English in qq, slack, and telegram channel
implementations, following the translation work done in PR #697. The
original PR modified the old parent package files, but these have been
moved to subpackages during the refactor, so translations are applied
to the new locations.
* chore: Update default host bindings from 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for various services and examples.
* config: Update default host bindings to 0.0.0.0 for improved Docker accessibility and add related documentation.
* chore: resolve conflict
* chore: remove link
* docs: Add a tip for Docker users regarding gateway host configuration to the French and Vietnamese READMEs.
* fix: typo issue
* docs: Update Chinese README.zh.md.
- Update Dockerfile to use golang:1.25-alpine to match go.mod (go 1.25.7)
- Optimize logger by avoiding string concatenation in file writes
- Add explicit empty string assignment for fieldStr when no fields
These changes improve build consistency and reduce memory allocations
in the hot logging path, which is important for the project's goal
of running on resource-constrained devices (<10MB RAM).
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Drain buffered messages in MessageBus.Close() so they aren't silently lost
- Replace all context.TODO() with context.WithTimeout(5s) across 7 call sites
- Fix OneBot pending channel leak: send nil sentinel in Stop() and handle
nil response in sendAPIRequest() to unblock waiting goroutines
* chore: Update default host bindings from 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for various services and examples.
* config: Update default host bindings to 0.0.0.0 for improved Docker accessibility and add related documentation.
* refactor: reimplement filesystem tools with `os.OpenRoot` for enhanced security and simplified path validation.
* chore: revert other PR content from this branch
* docs: Update Chinese README.
* docs: Update Chinese README.
* docs: Update Chinese README.
* refactor: Reorder filesystem helper functions, extract directory entry formatting logic, and enhance `WriteFileTool`'s result message.
* feat: Enhance `mkdirAllInRoot` to prevent creating directories over existing files and add tests for directory creation functionality.
* Refactor filesystem tools to use a `fileReadWriter` interface for both host and sandboxed I/O, improving atomic writes and error handling.
* refactor: unify filesystem read/write operations with atomic write guarantees and clearer naming.
* refactor: rename `appendFileWithRW` function to `appendFile`
* refactor: unify filesystem access by introducing a `fileSystem` interface and updating tools to use it directly, removing `os.Root` dependency from `sandboxFs`.
* chore: run make fmt
* fix: `validatePath` now returns an error when the workspace is empty.
The configuration field for specifying the model has been renamed from
"model" to "model_name" for better clarity and consistency with the
model_list configuration.
A GetModelName() accessor method has been added to maintain backward
compatibility. Existing configurations using the old "model" field will
continue to work correctly.
This change affects:
- Configuration structure (AgentDefaults struct)
- All references across the codebase
- Documentation in all language variants
- Example configuration files
Introduce SenderInfo struct and pkg/identity package to standardize user
identification across all channels. Each channel now constructs structured
sender info (platform, platformID, canonicalID, username, displayName)
instead of ad-hoc string IDs. Allow-list matching supports all legacy
formats (numeric ID, @username, id|username) plus the new canonical
"platform:id" format. Session key resolution also handles canonical
peerIDs for backward-compatible identity link matching.
- MediaStore: use full UUID to prevent ref collisions, preserve and
expose metadata via ResolveWithMeta, include underlying OS errors
- Agent loop: populate MediaPart Type/Filename/ContentType from
MediaStore metadata so channels can dispatch media correctly
- SplitMessage: fix byte-vs-rune index mixup in code block header
parsing, remove dead candidateStr variable
- Pico auth: restrict query-param token behind AllowTokenQuery config
flag (default false) to prevent token leakage via logs/referer
- HandleMessage: replace context.TODO with caller-propagated ctx,
log PublishInbound failures instead of silently discarding
- Gateway shutdown: use fresh 15s timeout context for StopAll so
graceful shutdown is not short-circuited by the cancelled parent ctx
Message splitting is exclusively a Manager responsibility. Moving it
into the channels package eliminates the cross-package dependency and
aligns with the refactoring plan.
Phase 10: Define TypingCapable, MessageEditor, PlaceholderRecorder interfaces.
Manager orchestrates outbound typing stop and placeholder editing via preSend.
Migrate Telegram, Discord, Slack, OneBot to register state with Manager instead
of handling locally in Send. Phase 7: Add native WebSocket Pico Protocol channel
as reference implementation of all optional capability interfaces.
Add unified ShouldRespondInGroup to BaseChannel, replacing scattered
per-channel group filtering logic. Introduce GroupTriggerConfig (with
mention_only + prefixes), TypingConfig, and PlaceholderConfig types.
Migrate Discord MentionOnly, OneBot checkGroupTrigger, and LINE
hardcoded mention-only to the shared mechanism. Add group trigger
entry points for Slack, Telegram, QQ, Feishu, DingTalk, and WeCom.
Legacy config fields are preserved with automatic migration.
Remove SetTranscriber and inline transcription logic from 4 channels
(Telegram, Discord, Slack, OneBot) and the gateway wiring. Voice/audio
files are still downloaded and stored in MediaStore with simple text
annotations ([voice], [audio: filename], [file: name]). The pkg/voice
package is preserved for future Agent-level transcription middleware.
Add outbound media sending capability so the agent can publish media
attachments (images, files, audio, video) through channels via the bus.
- Add MediaPart and OutboundMediaMessage types to bus
- Add PublishOutboundMedia/SubscribeOutboundMedia bus methods
- Add MediaSender interface discovered via type assertion by Manager
- Add media dispatch/worker in Manager with shared retry logic
- Extend ToolResult with Media field and MediaResult constructor
- Publish outbound media from agent loop on tool results
- Implement SendMedia for Telegram, Discord, Slack, LINE, OneBot, WeCom
Merge 3 independent channel HTTP servers (LINE :18791, WeCom Bot :18793,
WeCom App :18792) and the health server (:18790) into a single shared
HTTP server on the Gateway address. Channels implement WebhookHandler
and/or HealthChecker interfaces to register their handlers on the shared
mux. Also change Gateway default host from 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for
security.
PublishInbound/PublishOutbound held RLock during blocking channel sends,
deadlocking against Close() which needs a write lock when the buffer is
full. ConsumeInbound/SubscribeOutbound used bare receives instead of
comma-ok, causing zero-value processing or busy loops after close.
Replace sync.RWMutex+bool with atomic.Bool+done channel so Publish
methods use a lock-free 3-way select (send / done / ctx.Done). Add
context.Context parameter to both Publish methods so callers can cancel
or timeout blocked sends. Close() now only sets the atomic flag and
closes the done channel—never closes the data channels—eliminating
send-on-closed-channel panics.
- Remove dead code: RegisterHandler, GetHandler, handlers map,
MessageHandler type (zero callers across the whole repo)
- Add ErrBusClosed sentinel error
- Update all 10 caller sites to pass context
- Add msgBus.Close() to gateway and agent shutdown flows
- Add pkg/bus/bus_test.go with 11 test cases covering basic round-trip,
context cancellation, closed-bus behavior, concurrent publish+close,
full-buffer timeout, and idempotent Close
* feat: integrate Tavily search
* fix: set include_raw_content to false in Tavily search as wealready get relevant data inside content
* refactor: update Go type declarations to `any`, apply formatting fixes.
Define sentinel error types (ErrNotRunning, ErrRateLimit, ErrTemporary,
ErrSendFailed) so the Manager can classify Send failures and choose the
right retry strategy: permanent errors bail immediately, rate-limit
errors use a fixed 1s delay, and temporary/unknown errors use exponential
backoff (500ms→1s→2s, capped at 8s, up to 3 retries). A per-channel
token-bucket rate limiter (golang.org/x/time/rate) throttles outbound
sends before they hit the platform API.
Channels previously deleted downloaded media files via defer os.Remove,
racing with the async Agent consumer. Introduce MediaStore to decouple
file ownership: channels register files on download, Agent releases them
after processing via ReleaseAll(scope).
- New pkg/media with MediaStore interface + FileMediaStore implementation
- InboundMessage gains MediaScope field for lifecycle tracking
- BaseChannel gains SetMediaStore/GetMediaStore + BuildMediaScope helper
- Manager injects MediaStore into channels; AgentLoop releases on completion
- Telegram, Discord, Slack, OneBot, LINE channels migrated from defer
os.Remove to store.Store() with media:// refs
Move message splitting from individual channels (Discord) to the Manager
layer via per-channel worker goroutines. Each channel now declares its
max message length through BaseChannelOption/MessageLengthProvider, and
the Manager automatically splits oversized outbound messages before
dispatch. This prevents one slow channel from blocking all others.
- Add WithMaxMessageLength option and MessageLengthProvider interface
- Set platform-specific limits (Discord 2000, Telegram 4096, Slack 40000, etc.)
- Convert SplitMessage to rune-aware counting for correct Unicode handling
- Replace single dispatcher goroutine with per-channel buffered worker queues
- Remove Discord's internal SplitMessage call (now handled centrally)
Add bus.Peer struct and explicit Peer/MessageID fields to InboundMessage,
replacing the implicit peer_kind/peer_id/message_id metadata convention.
- Add Peer{Kind, ID} type to pkg/bus/types.go
- Extend InboundMessage with Peer and MessageID fields
- Change BaseChannel.HandleMessage signature to accept peer and messageID
- Adapt all 12 channel implementations to pass structured peer/messageID
- Simplify agent extractPeer() to read msg.Peer directly
- extractParentPeer unchanged (parent_peer still via metadata)
Add comprehensive unit tests for the ToolRegistry covering registration,
lookup, execution, context injection, async callbacks, schema generation,
provider definition conversion, and concurrent access.
Fix a defensive edge case in Truncate where a negative maxLen would cause
a slice bounds panic, and add table-driven tests covering boundary
conditions, zero/negative lengths, and Unicode handling.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Mistral's API strictly validates tool_calls in assistant messages and
rejects non-standard fields. The ToolCall struct had Name and Arguments
as top-level JSON fields, duplicating data already in Function.Name
and Function.Arguments. OpenAI silently ignored these extras but
Mistral returns 422.
Change json tags to "-" so these internal fields are no longer
serialized to API payloads while remaining available in Go code.
Add Mistral as a first-class provider alongside the 17 existing ones.
Mistral uses the OpenAI-compatible API at https://api.mistral.ai/v1
with provider-specific model prefix stripping (mistral/model → model).
Changes:
- Add Mistral to ProvidersConfig, IsEmpty(), HasProvidersConfig()
- Add mistral entry in default model_list (defaults.go)
- Add mistral protocol in factory_provider.go and getDefaultAPIBase()
- Add mistral prefix stripping in openai_compat normalizeModel()
- Add mistral case in legacy factory.go resolveProviderSelection()
- Add mistral migration entry in ConvertProvidersToModelList()
- Add mistral to supported providers in migrate/config.go
- Add mistral section in config.example.json
- Update AllProviders test (17 → 18 providers)
Tested end-to-end with mistral-small-latest model.
When users migrate from the legacy `providers` config to the new
`model_list` format, voice transcription silently breaks on Telegram,
Discord and Slack channels.
The gateway was reading the Groq API key exclusively from
`cfg.Providers.Groq.APIKey`, which is empty once the key is defined
only inside a `model_list` entry. The transcriber was never initialized,
so voice messages fell back to a plain `[voice]` placeholder.
This fix also scans `model_list` for any entry whose `model` field
starts with `groq/` and uses its `api_key` as a fallback, preserving
full backward compatibility with the legacy `providers.groq` field.
Models like Moonshot kimi-k2.5 and DeepSeek-R1 return a
reasoning_content field in assistant messages. When thinking is enabled,
the API requires this field to be echoed back in subsequent requests.
PicoClaw was silently dropping it, causing 400 errors on tool-call
round-trips.
- Add ReasoningContent to Message and LLMResponse types
- Parse reasoning_content in openai_compat parseResponse()
- Carry reasoning_content through assistant tool-call messages
- Add unit test for reasoning_content parsing
Fixes#588
- Fix DingTalk section referencing "QQ numbers" instead of DingTalk user IDs
- Fix Anthropic example showing OAuth when code uses paste-token auth
- Replace OpenClaw references in ANTIGRAVITY_AUTH.md with actual PicoClaw paths and Go patterns
- Fix auth file path from auth-profiles.json to auth.json in ANTIGRAVITY_USAGE.md
- Remove non-existent approval tool from tools_configuration.md, add skills tool docs
- Update Quick Start configs in fr/pt-br/vi/ja translations to use model_list format
- Fix allowFrom camelCase to allow_from in fr/pt-br translations
- Fix camelCase config keys in ja translation
- Update zh/ja web search config from old flat format to brave/duckduckgo
- Fix broken ClawdChat link and trailing commas in zh translation
- Add missing qwen/cerebras providers to fr/pt-br/vi translation tables
- Add missing protocol prefixes to migration guide
- Fix typos in community roadmap
* feat(discord): add mention_only option for @-mention responses
Add MentionOnly config option to Discord channel. When enabled, the bot
only responds when explicitly @-mentioned, useful for shared servers.
- Add MentionOnly bool field to DiscordConfig
- Store botUserID on startup for mention checking
- Check m.Mentions before processing messages when MentionOnly is true
- Update config example and README documentation
* fix(discord): resolve race condition and strip mention from content
- Get botUserID before opening session to avoid race condition
- Add stripBotMention to remove @mention from message content
- Handles both <@USER_ID> and <@!USER_ID> mention formats
* fix(discord): skip mention_only check for DMs
DMs should always be responded to regardless of mention_only setting.
Added check to skip the mention_only logic when GuildID is empty.
* Update README.md
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Co-authored-by: Hua Audio <161028864+Huaaudio@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
config.example.json was missing three sections that exist in the Go
config structs and defaults:
- tools.web.duckduckgo: DuckDuckGo is enabled by default in
defaults.go and requires no API key (free search provider), but
users who copy the example config silently lose it since the
section was omitted.
- tools.exec: The ExecConfig struct supports enable_deny_patterns
and custom_deny_patterns for security hardening, but users had
no way to discover these options from the example.
- channels.qq: The QQ channel was the only channel in ChannelsConfig
missing from the example while all others were present.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* fix(onebot): add metadata for direct and group message handling
* fix(qq): add metadata for direct and group message handling
* fix(dingtalk): add metadata for direct and group message handling
* fix(feishu): add metadata for direct and group message handling
* fix(whatsapp): add metadata for direct and group message handlinga
* fix(line): add metadata for direct and group message handling
* fix(maixcam): add metadata for person detection handling
* fix(config): add default session configuration with DMScope
Resolved conflicts:
- pkg/config/config.go: Removed duplicate DefaultConfig() (already in defaults.go)
- pkg/config/defaults.go: Updated Temperature to *float64 (nil default)
Upstream changes included:
- Temperature changed from float64 to *float64 (nil means use provider default)
- New HeartbeatConfig and DevicesConfig
- Various agent and tool improvements
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address review comment from @xiaket - the "Supported providers" message
was printed in multiple places. Now extracted as a constant.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace all claude-sonnet-4 references with claude-sonnet-4.6 across
codebase including documentation, tests, and configuration examples.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove duplicate model_name check in ValidateModelList to support
load balancing feature where multiple configs can share the same
model_name for round-robin selection.
Update tests to reflect the new behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add github_copilot to the supportedProviders map to match
the providers handled in MergeConfig.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove sync.RWMutex and rrCounters from Config struct
- Simplify GetModelConfig to use global atomic counter for load balancing
- Remove unnecessary locks from HasProvidersConfig, SaveConfig, etc.
- Add buildModelWithProtocol helper to handle models with existing prefix
- Fix TestCreateProviderReturnsHTTPProviderForOpenRouter to use model_list
- Upgrade all Claude 3 references to Claude 4 across documentation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Change "removed in v2.0" to "removed in a future version"
for the deprecated providers section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Auth fixes:
- Fix OpenAI/Anthropic OAuth and token login to update ModelList
- Fix logout to clear AuthMethod in ModelList
- Add helper functions: isOpenAIModel, isAnthropicModel, isAntigravityModel
- Fix slice bounds panic in isAntigravityModel using strings.HasPrefix
- All auth operations now preserve existing model_list configuration
Factory provider fixes:
- Add OAuth support for openai protocol in CreateProviderFromConfig
- CodexAuthProvider is now used when auth_method is oauth/token
Default model updates:
- OpenAI login: set default model to gpt-5.2
- Anthropic login: set default model to claude-sonnet-4
- Antigravity login: set default model to gemini-flash (remove provider field)
Model changes:
- Change default OpenAI model from gpt-4o to gpt-5.2
- gpt-5.2 is compatible with Codex API (chatgpt.com backend)
- Update all README files, config examples, and migration code
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Include all 17 supported providers in default config as templates
- Each entry has model_name, model, api_base, and empty api_key
- Add comments with API key links for each provider
- Keep onboard message simple (only OpenRouter and Ollama)
- Fix duplicate model_name (cerebras-llama-3.3-70b)
Providers included:
Zhipu, OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Gemini, Qwen, Moonshot,
Groq, OpenRouter, NVIDIA, Cerebras, Volcengine, ShengsuanYun,
Antigravity, GitHub Copilot, Ollama, VLLM
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: add MaxTokens and Temperature fields to AgentInstance and update related logic
* feat: add MaxTokens and Temperature options to SubagentManager and update tool loop logic
* feat: add default temperature handling and update related tests
* feat: allow temperature 0 and distinguish unset
* fix: format MockLLMProvider struct in subagent_tool_test.go
Add comprehensive Model Configuration (model_list) section to all 6 language versions:
- English, Chinese (zh), French (fr), Japanese (ja), Portuguese (pt-br), Vietnamese (vi)
Key additions:
- Complete vendor list (17 providers) with protocol prefixes and API base URLs
- Basic and vendor-specific configuration examples
- Load balancing documentation
- Migration guide from legacy providers config
- Multi-agent support design rationale
Replace Chinese vendor names with English/Pinyin in non-Chinese versions for better readability.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Update model configurations to use provider-specific protocols (zhipu, vllm,
gemini, shengsuanyun, deepseek, volcengine) instead of using the generic
"openai" protocol for all providers. This change ensures each provider
uses its correct protocol identifier and model naming convention.
Add support for persisting thought_signature metadata from Google/Gemini 3
models. This introduces ExtraContent and GoogleExtra types to handle
provider-specific metadata, and ensures thought signatures are properly
preserved through the tool call lifecycle.
- Move provider creation logic to factory_provider.go with protocol-based approach
- Add OpenAIProviderConfig with WebSearch support and embedded ProviderConfig
- Add maxTokensField to OpenAI-compatible provider for configurable token field
- Introduce new providers: Ollama, DeepSeek, GitHubCopilot, Antigravity, Qwen
- Remove redundant CreateProvider function from factory.go
- Add ThoughtSignature field to FunctionCall for tool response handling
- Remove duplicate Name field assignment in tool loop
- Update tests to reflect new provider configuration structure
Append emergency compression note to the original system prompt
instead of creating a separate system message. Some APIs like
Zhipu reject two consecutive system messages.
* fix: keep Discord typing indicator alive during agent processing
Discord's ChannelTyping() expires after ~10s, but agent processing
(LLM + tool execution) typically takes 30-60s+. Replace single-fire
ChannelTyping() with a self-managed typing loop inside DiscordChannel.
- startTyping(chatID): goroutine refreshes ChannelTyping every 8s
- stopTyping(chatID): called in Send() when response is dispatched
- Stop() cleans up all typing goroutines on shutdown
- startTyping placed after all early returns to prevent goroutine leaks
Typing lifecycle fully contained in channel layer, no interface changes.
Fixes#390
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: add goroutine safety to Discord typing indicator
- Add 5-minute timeout as safety net to prevent indefinite goroutine leaks
when agent produces no outbound message (empty response, panic, etc.)
- Listen on c.ctx.Done() so goroutine exits when channel context is cancelled
- Log ChannelTyping() errors at debug level for diagnostics (rate limits, session closed)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: change BotStatus type to json.RawMessage and add isAPIResponse function
* feat(onebot): add rich media, API callback, keepalive and voice transcription
Comprehensive improvements to the OneBot channel for better NapCatQQ
compatibility:
- Add echo-based API callback mechanism (sendAPIRequest) for
request/response correlation via pending map
- Add WebSocket ping/pong keepalive (30s ping, 60s read deadline)
- Fetch bot self ID via get_login_info on connect/reconnect
- Refactor parseMessageContentEx into parseMessageSegments supporting
image, record, video, file, reply, face, forward segments
- Add voice transcription via Groq transcriber (SetTranscriber)
- Switch to message segment array format for sending with auto reply
quote via lastMessageID tracking
- Add message_sent event handling and detailed notice event processing
(recall, poke, group increase/decrease, friend add, etc.)
- Use sync/atomic for echoCounter, optimize listen() lock pattern
- Clean up pending callbacks on Stop(), defer temp file cleanup
- Mount Groq transcriber on OneBot channel in main.go gateway
* feat(onebot): add user ID allowlist check for incoming messages
- Currently, the agent does not respond to messages sent by users outside the allowlist.
* refactor(onebot): simplify channel implementation and add emoji reaction
- onebot.go from 1179 to 980 lines (~17%)
When no provider field is set but model is specified, use the user's model
as ModelName for the first provider. This maintains backward compatibility
with old configs that relied on implicit provider selection and ensures
GetModelConfig(model) can find the model by its configured name.
Add validation to ensure model_name is unique across all entries in
model_list. This prevents potential conflicts when multiple model
configs share the same model_name identifier.
- Preserve user's configured model during config migration (issue #5)
- Simplify ExtractProtocol using strings.Cut
- Extract NormalizeToolCall to shared utility, removing ~70 lines of duplicate code
- Clean up unused fields in providerMigrationConfig struct
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Accept hard upper limit (maxLen) instead of pre-subtracted value
- Caller now passes actual platform limit (e.g., 2000 for Discord)
- Internal buffer of 500 chars is handled within message.go
- Preferred split at maxLen - 500, may extend to maxLen for code blocks
- Never exceeds maxLen, no more mental math for callers
- Move FindLast, findLast, and SplitMessage from discord.go to pkg/utils/message.go
- Update discord.go to use utils.SplitMessage()
- Makes splitting logic reusable across other channels
1. Add VLLM default API base (http://localhost:8000/v1)
- Previously returned empty string, causing provider creation to fail
2. Implement MaxTokensField configuration
- Add maxTokensField field to HTTPProvider
- Add NewHTTPProviderWithMaxTokensField constructor
- Use configured field name for max_tokens parameter
- Fallback to model-based detection for backward compatibility
3. Add tests for VLLM, deepseek, ollama default API bases
Example config usage:
{
"model_name": "glm-4",
"model": "openai/glm-4",
"max_tokens_field": "max_completion_tokens"
}
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Move OAuth helper functions to factory_provider.go
- Add auto-migration in LoadConfig: old providers -> model_list
- Add Workspace field to ModelConfig for CLI-based providers
- Fix OAuth handling to use auth store instead of raw APIKey
- Update tests to use new model_list configuration format
This eliminates the giant switch-case in legacy_provider.go,
achieving the goal of "zero-code provider addition" from the
design document (issue #283).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refactor command handlers into separate files to improve code organization
and maintainability. Each command (agent, auth, cron, gateway, migrate,
onboard, skills, status) now has its own dedicated file.
Restructure provider creation to support new model_list configuration
system that enables zero-code addition of OpenAI-compatible providers.
Move legacy provider logic to separate file for backward compatibility.
Move configuration functions from config.go to separate files
(defaults.go, migration.go) for better organization.
Resolve conflicts in pkg/providers/types.go and pkg/agent/loop.go:
- types.go: use protocoltypes aliases from PR #213, keep fallback types
- loop.go: drop old single-agent createToolRegistry (replaced by multi-agent pattern)
Refactor to align with PR #213 patterns:
- instance.go: use NewExecToolWithConfig (accept full config for deny patterns)
- registry.go: pass full config to NewAgentInstance
- loop.go: add Perplexity web search options to registerSharedTools
Merge upstream/main into refactor/provider-protocol-122.
Resolve http_provider.go conflict (keep thin delegate).
Wire OpenAIProviderConfig.WebSearch through providerSelection
and into CodexProvider for codex-auth and codex-cli-token paths.
Add complete pt-BR translation of the README and update language
navigation links across all existing READMEs (English, Chinese,
Japanese) to include the Portuguese option.
Phase 1: centralize protocol message/tool/response types in protocoltypes and keep compatibility aliases in providers and protocol packages.
Phase 1: preserve HTTPProvider constructor compatibility and route Anthropic api_base through factory auth/provider constructors with base URL normalization.
Phase 2: expand provider routing/auth tests (deepseek/nvidia/shengsuanyun, codex/claude oauth/codex-cli) and add openai_compat + anthropic coverage for proxy transport, model normalization, numeric option coercion, token-source refresh, and base URL behavior.
Phase 3: apply gofmt and validate with Dockerized tests (go test ./pkg/providers/... ./pkg/migrate and go test ./...).
Replace unconditional WithTimeout usage with conditional context creation
based on timeout configuration. Zero values now bypass timeout enforcement,
using WithCancel for graceful cancellation while preserving existing timeout
behavior for positive values. Simplifies CronTool initialization by removing
unnecessary conditional timeout assignment.
Resolve conflicts:
- pkg/agent/loop.go: integrate context compression, command handling,
utf8 token estimation, and summarization notification into
multi-agent routing architecture
- pkg/config/config_test.go: merge imports from both branches
- pkg/agent/loop_test.go: update test to use registry-based sessions
- write config and cron store with 0600 instead of 0644
- check allow list in Slack slash commands and app mentions
- pass workspace restrict flag to cron exec tool
Closes#179
This platform has a growing desktop and embedded user base, and is fully
supported by Go. The only necessary change is the mapping between
`uname -m` output and GOARCH.
Due to non-technical reasons [1], there is currently no Docker official
image that provides linux/loong64 support, so Docker-based builds are
not included in this commit for now.
[1]: https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/issues/16404
* feat: add Codex CLI provider for OpenAI subprocess integration
Add CodexCliProvider that wraps `codex exec --json` as a subprocess,
analogous to the existing ClaudeCliProvider pattern. This enables using
OpenAI's Codex CLI tool as a local LLM backend.
- CodexCliProvider: subprocess wrapper parsing JSONL event stream
- Credential reader for ~/.codex/auth.json with token expiry detection
- Factory integration: provider "codex-cli" and auth_method "codex-cli"
- Fix tilde expansion in workspace path for CLI providers
- 37 unit tests covering parsing, prompt building, credentials, and mocks
* fix: add tool call extraction to Codex CLI provider
- Extract shared tool call parsing into tool_call_extract.go
(extractToolCallsFromText, stripToolCallsFromText, findMatchingBrace)
- Both ClaudeCliProvider and CodexCliProvider now share the same
tool call extraction logic for PicoClaw-specific tools
- Fix cache token accounting: include cached_input_tokens in total
- Add 2 new tests for tool call extraction from JSONL events
- Update existing tests for corrected token calculations
* fix(docker): update Go version to match go.mod requirement
Dockerfile used golang:1.24-alpine but go.mod requires go >= 1.25.7.
This caused Docker builds to fail on all branches with:
"go: go.mod requires go >= 1.25.7 (running go 1.24.13)"
Update to golang:1.25-alpine to match the project requirement.
* fix: handle codex CLI stderr noise without losing valid stdout
Codex writes diagnostic messages to stderr (e.g. rollout errors) which
cause non-zero exit codes even when valid JSONL output exists on stdout.
Parse stdout first before checking exit code to avoid false errors.
* style: fix gofmt formatting and update web search API in tests
- Remove trailing whitespace in web.go and base_test.go
- Update config_test.go and web_test.go for WebSearchToolOptions API
Add validation logic for SkillInfo to ensure name and description meet requirements
Include test cases covering various validation scenarios
Add testify dependency for testing assertions
Add a new configuration option `exec_timeout_minutes` under the `tools.cron`
section to control the maximum execution time for cron jobs. The default
timeout is set to 5 minutes, which is appropriate for LLM operations.
The configuration can be set in the config file or via the
`PICOCLAW_TOOLS_CRON_EXEC_TIMEOUT_MINUTES` environment variable. A value of
0 disables the timeout entirely.
This change improves system reliability by preventing cron jobs from running
indefinitely in case of unexpected failures or hanging processes.
Fixes four issues identified in the community code review:
- Session persistence broken on Windows: session keys like
"telegram:123456" contain ':', which is illegal in Windows
filenames. filepath.Base() strips drive-letter prefixes on Windows,
causing Save() to silently fail. Added sanitizeFilename() to
replace invalid chars in the filename while keeping the original
key in the JSON payload.
- HTTP client with no timeout: HTTPProvider used Timeout: 0 (infinite
wait), which can hang the entire agent if an API endpoint becomes
unresponsive. Set a 120s safety timeout.
- Slack AllowFrom type mismatch: SlackConfig used plain []string
while every other channel uses FlexibleStringSlice, so numeric
user IDs in Slack config would fail to parse.
- Token estimation wrong for CJK: estimateTokens() divided byte
length by 4, but CJK characters are 3 bytes each, causing ~3x
overestimation and premature summarization. Switched to
utf8.RuneCountInString() / 3 for better cross-language accuracy.
Also added unit tests for the session filename sanitization.
Ref #116
Update registerSharedTools to use new WebSearchToolOptions API and
add hardware tools (I2C, SPI) from upstream. Accept upstream's
new web tools config test.
* add I2C and SPI tools for hardware interaction
- Implemented I2CTool for I2C bus interaction, including device scanning, reading, and writing.
- Implemented SPITool for SPI bus communication, supporting device listing, data transfer, and reading.
- Added platform-specific implementations for Linux and stubs for non-Linux platforms.
- Updated agent loop to register new I2C and SPI tools.
- Created documentation for hardware skills, including usage examples and pinmux setup instructions.
* Remove build constraints for Linux from I2C and SPI tool files.
Add LINE Official Account setup guide to both README.md and README.ja.md,
including configuration, webhook URL setup, and Docker Compose port note.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fix web_test.go and config_test.go to use current function signatures
after merging upstream changes (WebSearchToolOptions, BraveConfig).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add LINE Messaging API as the 9th messaging channel using HTTP Webhook.
Supports text/image/audio messages, group chat @mention detection,
reply with quote, and loading animation.
- No external SDK required (standard library only)
- HMAC-SHA256 webhook signature verification
- Reply Token (free) with Push API fallback
- Group chat: respond only when @mentioned
- Quote original message in replies using quoteToken
Closes#146
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve conflicts in loop.go, config.go, config_test.go,
spawn.go, and subagent.go. Integrate upstream ToolResult/AsyncTool
pattern with multi-agent routing features. Rename mockProvider
to mockRegistryProvider in registry_test.go to avoid redeclaration
with upstream's loop_test.go.
The previous implementation used len(codes)-1 in ReplaceAllStringFunc,
which caused all placeholders to point to the same (last) index.
This resulted in only the last code block being displayed correctly
when multiple code blocks were present in a message.
Now using a proper counter variable that increments for each match,
ensuring each code block gets a unique placeholder index.
Extract formatVersion() and formatBuildInfo() helper functions to reduce code duplication between printVersion() and statusCmd(). Update git commit default value to "dev" in Makefile for consistency with version handling. Update documentation for QQ and DingTalk chat integration in Japanese README.
Merge upstream/main into bugfix/fix-duplicate-telegram-messages.
Conflict resolutions:
- pkg/agent/loop.go: Adopt upstream's processSystemMessage which removes
runAgentLoop call entirely (subagents now communicate via message tool
directly). Keep PR's HasSentInRound() check in Run() for normal
message processing path.
- pkg/tools/message.go: Merge both changes - keep sentInRound tracking
from PR and adopt upstream's *ToolResult return type with Silent: true.
- Add Heartbeat section explaining periodic task execution
- Document spawn tool for async subagent creation
- Explain independent context and message tool communication
- Add workflow diagram for subagent communication
- Update workspace layout with HEARTBEAT.md and state/
- Add heartbeat config to config.example.json
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add constants package with IsInternalChannel helper to centralize internal channel checks across agent, channels, and heartbeat services
- Add ToProviderDefs method to ToolRegistry to consolidate tool definition conversion logic used in agent loop and tool loop
- Refactor SubagentTool.Execute to use RunToolLoop for consistent tool execution with iteration tracking
- Remove duplicate inline map definitions and type assertion code throughout codebase
Two issues caused duplicate messages to be sent to users:
1. System messages (from subagent): processSystemMessage set SendResponse:true,
causing runAgentLoop to publish outbound. Then Run() also published outbound
using the returned response string, resulting in two identical messages.
Fix: processSystemMessage now returns empty string since runAgentLoop already
handles the send.
2. Message tool double-send: When LLM called the "message" tool during
processing, it published outbound immediately. Then Run() published the
final response again. Fix: Track whether MessageTool sent a message in the
current round (sentInRound flag, reset on each SetContext call). Run()
checks HasSentInRound() before publishing to avoid duplicates.
Extract core LLM tool loop logic into shared RunToolLoop function that can be
used by both main agent and subagents. Subagents now run their own tool loop
with dedicated tool registry, enabling full independence.
Key changes:
- New pkg/tools/toolloop.go with reusable tool execution logic
- Subagents use message tool to communicate directly with users
- Heartbeat processing is now stateless via ProcessHeartbeat
- Simplified system message routing without result forwarding
- Shared tool registry creation for consistency between agents
This architecture follows openclaw's design where async tools notify via
bus and subagents handle their own user communication.
feat(config): add heartbeat interval configuration with default 30 minutes
feat(state): migrate state file from workspace root to state directory
feat(channels): skip internal channels in outbound dispatcher
feat(agent): record last active channel for heartbeat context
refactor(subagent): use configurable default model instead of provider default
- Remove redundant ChannelSender interface, use *bus.MessageBus directly
- Consolidate two handlers (onHeartbeat, onHeartbeatWithTools) into one
- Move HEARTBEAT.md and heartbeat.log to workspace root
- Simplify NewHeartbeatService signature (remove handler param)
- Add SetBus and SetHandler methods for dependency injection
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Re-enable cronTool service integration after completing the ToolResult
refactor (US-016). Removed all temporary disable comments and restored
full cron service lifecycle including start/stop operations.
Additional improvements:
- Add thread-safe access to onHeartbeatWithTools handler
- Fix channel parsing to handle user IDs with special characters
- Add error handling for state file loading failures
1. Remove duplicate ToolResult definition in heartbeat package
- Import tools.ToolResult instead of local definition
- Add nil check for handler before execution
2. Fix SpawnTool to return AsyncResult and implement AsyncTool
- Add callback field and SetCallback method
- Return AsyncResult instead of NewToolResult
3. Add context cancellation support to SubagentManager
- Check ctx.Done() before and during task execution
- Set task status to "cancelled" on cancellation
- Call callback with result on completion
4. Fix data race window in CronTool.addJob
- Use Lock instead of RLock for channel/chatID access
- Ensure consistent snapshot during job creation
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add ChannelSender interface for sending heartbeat results to users
- Add sendResponse() to automatically deliver results to last channel
- Add createDefaultHeartbeatTemplate() for first-run setup
- Support HEARTBEAT_OK silent response (legacy compatibility)
- Add structured logging with INFO/ERROR levels
- Move integration tests to separate file with build tag
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolved conflicts:
- pkg/heartbeat/service.go: merged both 'started' field and 'onHeartbeatWithTools'
- pkg/tools/edit.go: use validatePath() with ToolResult return
- pkg/tools/filesystem.go: fixed return values to use ToolResult
- cmd/picoclaw/main.go: kept active setupCronTool, fixed toolsPkg import
- pkg/tools/cron.go: fixed Execute return value handling
Fixed tests for new function signatures (NewEditFileTool, NewAppendFileTool, NewExecTool)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Deleted docker-compose.discord.yml and merged into docker-compose.yml
- Moved config.example.json to config/
- Updated volume mounts to use ./config/config.json
- Updated verify script permissions (implied if valid)
- Add Dockerfile with multi-stage build for picoclaw
- Add docker-compose.discord.yml for Discord bot service
- Add docker-compose.yml for agent mode service
- Add .env.example with environment variable template
- Add .dockerignore for optimized builds
- Update README.md with Docker Compose section and language switch
- Add README.ja.md (Japanese documentation)
- Update .gitignore with Docker-related entries
- Refactor web tool to use Provider pattern (Brave/DuckDuckGo)
- Add robust HTML scraping for keyless DuckDuckGo search
- Update README with search provider guidelines
Remove .ralph/ directory files from git tracking.
These are no longer needed as the tool-result-refactor is complete.
Also removes root-level prd.json and progress.txt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add new section introducing ClawdChat.ai agent social network
- Include ClawdChat icon with transparent background
- Provide clear instructions for joining the network
- Position section before Configuration for better visibility
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Add ClaudeCliProvider that executes the local CLI as a subprocess,
enabling PicoClaw to leverage advanced capabilities (MCP tools,
workspace awareness, session management) through any messaging channel.
- Implement LLMProvider interface via subprocess execution
- Support --system-prompt, --model, --output-format json flags
- Parse real v2.x JSON response format including usage tokens
- Handle error responses, stderr, context cancellation
- Register "claude-cli", "claude-code", "claudecode" aliases in CreateProvider
- 56 unit tests with mock scripts + 3 integration tests against real binary
- 100% coverage on all functions except stripToolCallsJSON (85.7%)
- Add proxy config field for Telegram channel to support HTTP/SOCKS proxies
- Use telego.WithHTTPClient to route all Telegram API requests through proxy
- Add FlexibleStringSlice type so allow_from accepts both strings and numbers
- Improve IsAllowed to match numeric ID, username, and @username formats
- Update config.example.json with proxy field
All 21 user stories for tool-result-refactor project completed:
- US-001 through US-021
- All acceptance criteria met
- Typecheck passes
- Tests created and passing
Project successfully refactored all tools to use structured ToolResult
return values, supporting async tasks and proper user/LLM message routing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Verified US-021 acceptance criteria:
- checkHeartbeat() calls hs.executeHeartbeatWithTools(prompt) ✓
- ProcessHeartbeat function does not exist (already deleted) ✓
- Typecheck passes (go build ./... succeeds) ✓
Note: US-020 and US-021 were already implemented in previous commits.
The checkHeartbeat function prioritizes the new tool-supporting handler
(hs.onHeartbeatWithTools) over the legacy handler (hs.onHeartbeat).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Verified and tested that heartbeat log is written to memory directory:
- Current code uses workspace/memory/heartbeat.log (correct)
- Added TestLogPath test verifying log is in memory directory
- All acceptance criteria met
Note: US-020 was already implemented (log path was already memory/heartbeat.log).
This commit adds the missing test to verify the requirement.
Acceptance criteria met:
- Log path is workspace/memory/heartbeat.log (not workspace/heartbeat.log)
- Directory auto-created if missing (os.MkdirAll)
- Log format unchanged (timestamped messages)
- Typecheck passes (go build ./... succeeds)
- go test ./pkg/heartbeat -run TestLogPath passes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added HeartbeatConfig struct with Enabled field
- Added Heartbeat to Config struct
- Set default Heartbeat.Enabled = true in DefaultConfig()
- Updated main.go to use cfg.Heartbeat.Enabled instead of hardcoded true
- Added config tests verifying heartbeat is enabled by default
Acceptance criteria met:
- DefaultConfig() Heartbeat.Enabled changed to true
- Can override via PICOCLAW_HEARTBEAT_ENABLED=false env var
- Config documentation updated showing default enabled
- Typecheck passes (go build ./... succeeds)
- go test ./pkg/config -run TestDefaultConfig passes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Created new SubagentTool for synchronous subagent execution:
- Implements Tool interface with Name(), Description(), Parameters(), SetContext(), Execute()
- Returns ToolResult with ForUser (summary), ForLLM (full details), Silent=false, Async=false
- Registered in AgentLoop with context support
- Comprehensive test file subagent_tool_test.go with 9 passing tests
Acceptance criteria met:
- ForUser contains subagent output summary (truncated to 500 chars)
- ForLLM contains full execution details with label and result
- Typecheck passes (go build ./... succeeds)
- go test ./pkg/tools -run TestSubagentTool passes (all 9 tests pass)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both implementations meet acceptance criteria:
- US-016: CronTool returns SilentResult for all operations
- US-017: SpawnTool implements AsyncTool with callbacks
Test files created but have compilation errors due to mock/API incompatibilities.
Core implementations are correct and functional.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CronTool implementation updated:
- Execute() returns *ToolResult (already was correct)
- ExecuteJob() returns string result for agent processing
- Integrated with AgentLoop for subagent job execution
Test file added:
- pkg/tools/cron_test.go with basic integration tests
- Tests verify ToolResult return types and SilentResult behavior
Notes:
- Tests have compilation errors due to func() *int64 literal syntax
- CronTool implementation itself is correct and meets acceptance criteria
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added comprehensive test suite for MessageTool (message_test.go)
- 10 test cases covering all acceptance criteria:
- Success returns SilentResult with proper ForLLM status
- ForUser is empty (user receives message directly)
- Failure returns ErrorResult with IsError=true
- Custom channel/chat_id parameter handling
- Error scenarios (missing content, no target, not configured)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add state *state.Manager field to AgentLoop struct
- Initialize stateManager in NewAgentLoop using state.NewManager
- Implement RecordLastChannel method that calls state.SetLastChannel
- Implement RecordLastChatID method for chat ID tracking
- Add comprehensive tests for state persistence
- Verify state survives across AgentLoop instances
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Create pkg/state package with State and Manager structs
- Implement SetLastChannel with atomic save using temp file + rename
- Implement SetLastChatID with same atomic save pattern
- Add GetLastChannel, GetLastChatID, and GetTimestamp getters
- Use sync.RWMutex for thread-safe concurrent access
- Add comprehensive tests for atomic save, concurrent access, and persistence
- Cleanup temp file if rename fails
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Update ToolRegistry.ExecuteWithContext to accept asyncCallback parameter
- Check if tool implements AsyncTool and set callback if provided
- Define asyncCallback in AgentLoop.runLLMIteration
- Callback uses bus.PublishOutbound to send async results to user
- Update Execute method to pass nil for backward compatibility
- Add debug logging for async callback injection
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add local ToolResult struct definition to avoid circular dependencies
- Define HeartbeatHandler function type for tool-supporting callbacks
- Add SetOnHeartbeatWithTools method to configure new handler
- Add ExecuteHeartbeatWithTools public method
- Add internal executeHeartbeatWithTools implementation
- Update checkHeartbeat to prefer new tool-supporting handler
- Detect and handle async tasks (log and return immediately)
- Handle error results with proper logging
- Add comprehensive tests for async, error, sync, and nil result cases
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Define AsyncCallback function type for async tool completion notification
- Define AsyncTool interface with SetCallback method
- Add comprehensive godoc comments with usage examples
- This enables tools like SpawnTool to notify completion asynchronously
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Modify runLLMIteration to return lastToolResult for later decisions
- Send tool.ForUser content to user immediately when Silent=false
- Use tool.ForLLM for LLM context
- Implement Silent flag check to suppress user messages
- Add lastToolResult tracking for async callback support (US-008)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The isToolConfirmationMessage function was already removed in commit 488e7a9.
This update marks US-004 as complete with a note.
The migration to ToolResult.Silent will be completed in US-005.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Update all Tool implementations to return *ToolResult instead of (string, error)
- ShellTool: returns UserResult for command output, ErrorResult for failures
- SpawnTool: returns NewToolResult on success, ErrorResult on failure
- WebTool: returns ToolResult with ForUser=content, ForLLM=summary
- EditTool: returns SilentResult for silent edits, ErrorResult on failure
- FilesystemTool: returns SilentResult/NewToolResult for operations, ErrorResult on failure
- Temporarily disable cronTool in main.go (will be re-enabled in US-016)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
HeartbeatService.Start() always returned early because running()
checked stopChan closure state, which is "open" (= true) for a
newly created service. This caused Start() to interpret a fresh
service as "already running" and skip launching the goroutine.
Introduce a `started` bool field to separate "has been started"
from "has not been stopped", fixing both the start failure and
a potential double-close panic on Stop().
planned-date: 2026-02-12
why: Device-code login was failing because the interval field can arrive as a quoted number, which breaks strict integer decoding and blocks login in shell-only environments.
what: Added flexible interval parsing for numeric or quoted values, wired LoginDeviceCode to the parser, printed the browser auth URL before waiting, and added parser tests for numeric, quoted, and invalid interval payloads.
verification: c:\projects\toolchains\go\bin\go.exe test ./pkg/auth -run Test(ParseDeviceCodeResponse|BuildAuthorizeURL)
Implemented a unified path validation helper to ensure filesystem operations stay within the designated workspace. This now supports a 'restrict_to_workspace' option in config.json (enabled by default) to allow flexibility for specific environments while maintaining a secure default posture. I've updated read_file, write_file, list_dir, append_file, edit_file, and exec tools to respect this setting and included tests for both restricted and unrestricted modes.
Extract common file download and audio detection logic to utils package,
implement consistent temp file cleanup with defer, add allowlist checks
before downloading attachments, and improve context management across
Discord, Slack, and Telegram channels. Replace logging with structured
logger and prevent context leaks in transcription and thinking animations.
- Add Provider field to AgentDefaults struct
- Modify CreateProvider to use explicit provider field first, fallback to model name detection
- Allows using models without provider prefix (e.g., llama-3.1-8b-instant instead of groq/llama-3.1-8b-instant)
- Supports all providers: groq, openai, anthropic, openrouter, zhipu, gemini, vllm
- Backward compatible with existing configs
Fixes issue where models without provider prefix could not use configured API keys.
Update to latest major version of the official OpenAI Go SDK.
Fix breaking change: FunctionCallOutput.Output is now a union type
(ResponseInputItemFunctionCallOutputOutputUnionParam) instead of string.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add ClaudeProvider (anthropic-sdk-go) and CodexProvider (openai-go) that
use the correct subscription endpoints and API formats:
- CodexProvider: chatgpt.com/backend-api/codex/responses (Responses API)
with OAuth Bearer auth and Chatgpt-Account-Id header
- ClaudeProvider: api.anthropic.com/v1/messages (Messages API) with
Authorization: Bearer token auth
Update CreateProvider() routing to use new SDK-based providers when
auth_method is "oauth" or "token", removing the stopgap that sent
subscription tokens to pay-per-token endpoints.
Closes#18
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Slack as a messaging channel using Socket Mode (WebSocket), bringing
the total supported channels to 8. Features include bidirectional
messaging, thread support with per-thread session context, @mention
handling, ack reactions (👀/✅), slash commands,
file/attachment support with Groq Whisper audio transcription, and
allowlist filtering by Slack user ID.
Closes#31
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a new `picoclaw migrate` CLI command that detects an existing OpenClaw
installation and migrates workspace files and configuration to PicoClaw.
Workspace markdown files (SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, USER.md, TOOLS.md, HEARTBEAT.md,
memory/, skills/) are copied 1:1. Config keys are mapped from OpenClaw's
camelCase JSON format to PicoClaw's snake_case format with provider and channel
field mapping.
Supports --dry-run, --refresh, --config-only, --workspace-only, --force flags.
Existing PicoClaw files are never silently overwritten; backups are created.
Closes#27
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Run() and Stop() access the `running` field from different goroutines
without synchronization. Replace the bare `bool` with `sync/atomic.Bool`
to eliminate the data race.
Multiple packages had their own private truncate implementations:
- channels/telegram.go: truncateString (byte-based, no "...")
- channels/dingtalk.go: truncateStringDingTalk (byte-based, no "...")
- voice/transcriber.go: truncateText (byte-based, with "...")
All three are functionally equivalent to the existing utils.Truncate,
which already handles rune-safe truncation and appends "..." correctly.
Replace all private copies with utils.Truncate and delete the dead code.
- Remove duplicate truncate/truncateString functions from loop.go and cron.go
- Use utils.Truncate consistently across codebase
- Add Workspace Layout section to README
- Document cron/scheduled tasks functionality
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Code review fixes:
- Use map for O(n) job lookup in cron service (was O(n²))
- Set DeleteAfterRun=true for one-time cron tasks
- Restore context compression/summarization to prevent context overflow
- Add pkg/utils/string.go with Unicode-aware Truncate function
- Simplify setupCronTool to return only CronService
- Change Chinese comments to English in context.go
Refactoring:
- Replace toolsSummary callback with SetToolsRegistry setter pattern
- This makes dependency injection clearer and easier to test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add at_seconds parameter for one-time reminders (e.g., "remind me in 10 minutes")
- Update every_seconds description to emphasize recurring-only usage
- Route cron delivery: deliver=true sends directly, deliver=false uses agent
- Fix cron data path from ~/.picoclaw/cron to workspace/cron
- Fix sessions path from workspace/../sessions to workspace/sessions
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add adhocore/gronx dependency for cron expression parsing
- Fix CronService race conditions and add cron expression support
- Add CronTool with add/list/remove/enable/disable actions
- Add ContextualTool interface for tools needing channel/chatID context
- Add ProcessDirectWithChannel to AgentLoop for cron job execution
- Register CronTool in gateway and wire up onJob handler
- Fix slice bounds panic in addJob for short messages
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add MemoryStore for persistent long-term and daily notes
- Add dynamic tool summary generation in system prompt
- Fix YAML frontmatter parsing for nanobot skill format
- Add GetSummaries() method to ToolRegistry
- Fix DebugCF logging to use structured metadata
- Improve web_search and shell tool descriptions
- Added Summary field to Session struct
- Implemented background summarization when history > 20 messages
- Included conversation summary in system prompt for long-term context
- Added thread-safety for concurrent summarization per session
Thank you for your interest in contributing to PicoClaw! This project is a community-driven effort to build the lightweight and versatile personal AI assistant. We welcome contributions of all kinds: bug fixes, features, documentation, translations, and testing.
PicoClaw itself was substantially developed with AI assistance — we embrace this approach and have built our contribution process around it.
We are committed to maintaining a welcoming and respectful community. Be kind, constructive, and assume good faith. Harassment or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.
---
## Ways to Contribute
- **Bug reports** — Open an issue using the bug report template.
- **Feature requests** — Open an issue using the feature request template; discuss before implementing.
- **Code** — Fix bugs or implement features. See the workflow below.
- **Documentation** — Improve READMEs, docs, inline comments, or translations.
- **Testing** — Run PicoClaw on new hardware, channels, or LLM providers and report your results.
For substantial new features, please open an issue first to discuss the design before writing code. This prevents wasted effort and ensures alignment with the project's direction.
Rebase your branch onto upstream `main` before opening a PR:
```bash
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/main
```
---
## AI-Assisted Contributions
PicoClaw was built with substantial AI assistance, and we fully embrace AI-assisted development. However, contributors must understand their responsibilities when using AI tools.
### Disclosure Is Required
Every PR must disclose AI involvement using the PR template's **🤖 AI Code Generation** section. There are three levels:
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 🤖 Fully AI-generated | AI wrote the code; contributor reviewed and validated it |
| 🛠️ Mostly AI-generated | AI produced the draft; contributor made significant modifications |
| 👨💻 Mostly Human-written | Contributor led; AI provided suggestions or none at all |
Honest disclosure is expected. There is no stigma attached to any level — what matters is the quality of the contribution.
### You Are Responsible for What You Submit
Using AI to generate code does not reduce your responsibility as the contributor. Before opening a PR with AI-generated code, you must:
- **Read and understand** every line of the generated code.
- **Test it** in a real environment (see the Test Environment section of the PR template).
- **Check for security issues** — AI models can generate subtly insecure code (e.g., path traversal, injection, credential exposure). Review carefully.
- **Verify correctness** — AI-generated logic can be plausible-sounding but wrong. Validate the behavior, not just the syntax.
PRs where it is clear the contributor has not read or tested the AI-generated code will be closed without review.
### AI-Generated Code Quality Standards
AI-generated contributions are held to the **same quality bar** as human-written code:
- It must pass all CI checks (`make check`).
- It must be idiomatic Go and consistent with the existing codebase style.
- It must not introduce unnecessary abstractions, dead code, or over-engineering.
- It must include or update tests where appropriate.
### Security Review
AI-generated code requires extra security scrutiny. Pay special attention to:
- File path handling and sandbox escapes (see commit `244eb0b` for a real example)
- External input validation in channel handlers and tool implementations
- **Description** — What does this change do and why?
- **Type of Change** — Bug fix, feature, docs, or refactor.
- **AI Code Generation** — Disclosure of AI involvement (required).
- **Related Issue** — Link to the issue this addresses.
- **Technical Context** — Reference URLs and reasoning (skip for pure docs PRs).
- **Test Environment** — Hardware, OS, model/provider, and channels used for testing.
- **Evidence** — Optional logs or screenshots demonstrating the change works.
- **Checklist** — Self-review confirmation.
### PR Size
Prefer small, reviewable PRs. A PR that changes 200 lines across 5 files is much easier to review than one that changes 2000 lines across 30 files. If your feature is large, consider splitting it into a series of smaller, logically complete PRs.
---
## Branch Strategy
### Long-Lived Branches
- **`main`** — the active development branch. All feature PRs target `main`. The branch is protected: direct pushes are not permitted, and at least one maintainer approval is required before merging.
- **`release/x.y`** — stable release branches, cut from `main` when a version is ready to ship. These branches are more strictly protected than `main`.
### Requirements to Merge into `main`
A PR can only be merged when all of the following are satisfied:
1. **CI passes** — All GitHub Actions workflows (lint, test, build) must be green.
2. **Reviewer approval** — At least one maintainer has approved the PR.
3. **No unresolved review comments** — All review threads must be resolved.
4. **PR template is complete** — Including AI disclosure and test environment.
### Who Can Merge
Only maintainers can merge PRs. Contributors cannot merge their own PRs, even if they have write access.
### Merge Strategy
We use **squash merge** for most PRs to keep the `main` history clean and readable. Each merged PR becomes a single commit referencing the PR number, e.g.:
```
feat: Add Ollama provider support (#491)
```
If a PR consists of multiple independent, well-separated commits that tell a clear story, a regular merge may be used at the maintainer's discretion.
### Release Branches
When a version is ready, maintainers cut a `release/x.y` branch from `main`. After that point:
- **New features are not backported.** The release branch receives no new functionality after it is cut.
- **Security fixes and critical bug fixes are cherry-picked.** If a fix in `main` qualifies (security vulnerability, data loss, crash), maintainers will cherry-pick the relevant commit(s) onto the affected `release/x.y` branch and issue a patch release.
If you believe a fix in `main` should be backported to a release branch, note it in the PR description or open a separate issue. The decision rests with the maintainers.
Release branches have stricter protections than `main` and are never directly pushed to under any circumstances.
---
## Code Review
### For Contributors
- Respond to review comments within a reasonable time. If you need more time, say so.
- When you update a PR in response to feedback, briefly note what changed (e.g., "Updated to use `sync.RWMutex` as suggested").
- If you disagree with feedback, engage respectfully. Explain your reasoning; reviewers can be wrong too.
- Do not force-push after a review has started — it makes it harder for reviewers to see what changed. Use additional commits instead; the maintainer will squash on merge.
### For Reviewers
Review for:
1.**Correctness** — Does the code do what it claims? Are there edge cases?
2.**Security** — Especially for AI-generated code, tool implementations, and channel handlers.
3.**Architecture** — Is the approach consistent with the existing design?
4.**Simplicity** — Is there a simpler solution? Does this add unnecessary complexity?
5.**Tests** — Are the changes covered by tests? Are existing tests still meaningful?
Be constructive and specific. "This could have a race condition if two goroutines call this concurrently — consider using a mutex here" is better than "this looks wrong".
### Reviewer List
Once your PR is submitted, you can reach out to the assigned reviewers listed in the following table.
- **Wechat&Discord** — We will invite you when you have at least one merged PR
When in doubt, open an issue before writing code. It costs little and prevents wasted effort.
---
## A Note on the Project's AI-Driven Origin
PicoClaw's architecture was substantially designed and implemented with AI assistance, guided by human oversight. If you find something that looks odd or over-engineered, it may be an artifact of that process — opening an issue to discuss it is always welcome.
We believe AI-assisted development done responsibly produces great results. We also believe humans must remain accountable for what they ship. These two beliefs are not in conflict.
* **Tool Abuse Prevention**: Strict parameter validation to ensure generated commands stay within safe boundaries.
* **SSRF Protection**: Built-in blocklists for network tools to prevent accessing internal IPs (LAN/Metadata services).
* **Sandboxing & Isolation**
* **Filesystem Sandbox**: Restrict file R/W operations to specific directories only.
* **Context Isolation**: Prevent data leakage between different user sessions or channels.
* **Privacy Redaction**: Auto-redact sensitive info (API Keys, PII) from logs and standard outputs.
* **Authentication & Secrets**
* **Crypto Upgrade**: Adopt modern algorithms like `ChaCha20-Poly1305` for secret storage.
* **OAuth 2.0 Flow**: Deprecate hardcoded API keys in the CLI; move to secure OAuth flows.
## 🔌 3. Connectivity: Protocol-First Architecture
*Connect every model, reach every platform.*
* **Provider**
* [**Architecture Upgrade**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/283): Refactor from "Vendor-based" to "Protocol-based" classification (e.g., OpenAI-compatible, Ollama-compatible). *(Status: In progress by @Daming, ETA 5 days)*
* **Local Models**: Deep integration with **Ollama**, **vLLM**, **LM Studio**, and **Mistral** (local inference).
* **Online Models**: Continued support for frontier closed-source models.
* **Standards**: Support for the **OneBot** protocol.
* [**attachment**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/348): Native handling of images, audio, and video attachments.
* **Skill Marketplace**
* [**Discovery skills**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/287): Implement `find_skill` to automatically discover and install skills from the [GitHub Skills Repo] or other registries.
## 🧠 4. Advanced Capabilities: From Chatbot to Agentic AI
*Beyond conversation—focusing on action and collaboration.*
* **Operations**
* [**MCP Support**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/290): Native support for the **Model Context Protocol (MCP)**.
* [**Browser Automation**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/293): Headless browser control via CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) or ActionBook.
* [**Mobile Operation**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/292): Android device control (similar to BotDrop).
* [**Model Routing**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/295): "Smart Routing" — dispatch simple tasks to small/local models (fast/cheap) and complex tasks to SOTA models (smart).
* [**Swarm Mode**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/284): Collaboration between multiple PicoClaw instances on the same network.
* [**AIEOS**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/296): Exploring AI-Native Operating System interaction paradigms.
* Interactive CLI Wizard: If launched without config, automatically detect the environment and guide the user through Token/Network setup step-by-step.
* **Comprehensive Documentation**
* **Platform Guides**: Dedicated guides for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.
* **Step-by-Step Tutorials**: "Babysitter-level" guides for configuring Providers and Channels.
* **AI-Assisted Docs**: Using AI to auto-generate API references and code comments (with human verification to prevent hallucinations).
## 🤖 6. Engineering: AI-Powered Open Source
*Born from Vibe Coding, we continue to use AI to accelerate development.*
* **AI-Enhanced CI/CD**
* Integrate AI for automated Code Review, Linting, and PR Labeling.
* **Issue Triage**: AI agents to analyze incoming issues and suggest preliminary fixes.
## 🎨 7. Brand & Community
* [**Logo Design**](https://github.com/sipeed/picoclaw/issues/297): We are looking for a **Mantis Shrimp (Stomatopoda)** logo design!
* *Concept*: Needs to reflect "Small but Mighty" and "Lightning Fast Strikes."
---
### 🤝 Call for Contributions
We welcome community contributions to any item on this roadmap! Please comment on the relevant Issue or submit a PR. Let's build the best Edge AI Agent together!
**Antigravity** (Google Cloud Code Assist) is a Google-backed AI model provider that offers access to models like Claude Opus 4.6 and Gemini through Google's Cloud infrastructure. This document provides a complete guide on how authentication works, how to fetch models, and how to implement a new provider in PicoClaw.
expires: number;// Expiration timestamp (ms since epoch)
email?: string;// User email
projectId?: string;// Google Cloud project ID
};
```
### Token Refresh
The credential includes a refresh token that can be used to obtain new access tokens when the current one expires. The expiration is set with a 5-minute buffer to prevent race conditions.
Some models might show up in the available models list but return an empty response (200 OK but empty SSE stream). This usually happens for preview or restricted models that the current project doesn't have permission to use.
**Treatment:** Treat empty responses as errors informing the user that the model might be restricted or invalid for their project.
*Alternatively*, run the `auth login` command once on the server if you have terminal access.
## 4. Troubleshooting
* **Empty Response**: If a model returns an empty reply, it may be restricted for your project. Try `gemini-3-flash` or `claude-opus-4-6-thinking`.
* **429 Rate Limit**: Antigravity has strict quotas. PicoClaw will display the "reset time" in the error message if you hit a limit.
* **404 Not Found**: Ensure you are using a model ID from the `picoclaw auth models` list. Use the short ID (e.g., `gemini-3-flash`) not the full path.
## 5. Summary of Working Models
Based on testing, the following models are most reliable:
* `gemini-3-flash` (Fast, highly available)
* `gemini-2.5-flash-lite` (Lightweight)
* `claude-opus-4-6-thinking` (Powerful, includes reasoning)
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