Integrate PostHog LLM Analytics via a bundled OpenClaw plugin that captures
$ai_generation, $ai_span, and $ai_trace events with configurable privacy
mode (content redaction on by default). Add like/dislike feedback buttons
to the web chat UI backed by a /api/feedback route. Extend the CLI with
`telemetry privacy on|off` subcommands and fix command delegation so
telemetry subcommands aren't forwarded to OpenClaw. Harden the web runtime
installer to auto-flatten pnpm standalone deps and dereference dangling
symlinks, preventing "Cannot find module 'next'" crashes in dev. Move
plugin installation before onboard in bootstrap so the gateway starts
with plugins.allow already configured.
Client-side posthog-js was using a random anonymous ID (reset every
page load) while server-side posthog-node used a deterministic
SHA256(hostname:username) hash. Bootstrap the client with the server's
anonymous ID so both sides share the same per-machine-per-user identity.
- New src/config/paths.test.ts: 11 tests covering resolveGatewayPort
profile-aware precedence (env > config > profile > global default)
- Extend bootstrap-external.test.ts: 15 new tests for
readExistingGatewayPort (config reading, fallback, edge cases) and
isPersistedPortAcceptable (18789 rejection guard, end-to-end composition)
- Extend web-runtime-command.test.ts: 2 new tests verifying the fallback
returns 19001 when manifest has no lastGatewayPort or is null
- Update test fixtures across all test files to expect port 19001
All 5 critical mutations verified: removing profile check, removing
18789 guard, reverting fallback, changing constant, breaking config
reader -- each caught by at least 2 tests.
The bootstrap port selection logic tried OpenClaw's default port (18789)
before the DenchClaw range (19001+). If OpenClaw was temporarily down
during bootstrap, DenchClaw would claim 18789 and persist it to config
and the LaunchAgent plist, killing OpenClaw on every subsequent restart.
- Remove the DEFAULT_GATEWAY_PORT (18789) branch from bootstrap; always
start from DENCHCLAW_GATEWAY_PORT_START (19001)
- Read previously persisted config port and reuse it (unless it is 18789)
- Extract isPersistedPortAcceptable guard to reject corrupted 18789 state
- Add DENCHCLAW_DEFAULT_GATEWAY_PORT constant and make resolveGatewayPort
profile-aware so the "dench" profile falls back to 19001
- Fix hardcoded 18789 fallback in web-runtime-command.ts
pnpm's standalone output uses symlinks that npm pack silently drops, breaking require('next') on user machines. This flattens the virtual store into a standard node_modules layout.
Always pass --skip-ui and --accept-risk to openclaw onboard so the
wizard never prompts for TUI/Web UI selection — bootstrap manages the
web UI lifecycle itself. Add a post-onboard spinner to eliminate the
silent gap while config-set calls, gateway probing, and web runtime
startup run. Fix remediation messages to use `npx denchclaw`.
- Fix bootstrap-command test: mock ensureManagedWebRuntime to probe
directly instead of requiring standalone build on disk
- Add PostHog telemetry to CLI and web app with opt-out support
- Add dench alias package (npm rejects name; kept for future use)
- Bump version to 2.0.4 and publish to npm
- Bump version of denchclaw to 2.0.2 in package.json.
- Add posthog-node and posthog-js dependencies with specified versions.
- Update chokidar dependency in web package.json.
- Modify deploy script to publish an alias package (dench) alongside denchclaw.
Refactor bootstrap to use a managed web runtime lifecycle instead of
ad-hoc standalone server spawning. The managed runtime copies packaged
Next.js assets into ~/.openclaw-dench/web-runtime/, tracks deployment
state via manifest/process metadata, and cleanly separates Dench-owned
processes from foreign listeners on the target port.
- Fix false-negative web readiness when /api/profiles returns null
activeProfile (first-run regression).
- Add `dench start` (start without updating assets), `dench stop`
(terminate only Dench-managed web server), and `dench update`
(refresh web runtime with major-version OpenClaw update gate).
- Major-version transitions (e.g. v2->v3) require mandatory OpenClaw
update; non-interactive mode fails closed without --yes.
- All lifecycle commands show the ASCII banner/logo animation.
- Deploy smoke checks now verify update/stop/start --help paths.
This commit introduces several enhancements across the EntryDetailModal and ObjectTable components. Key changes include the addition of a FormattedFieldValue component for consistent display of various field types, improved handling of entry metadata, and the introduction of input type resolution for fields. Additionally, navigation callbacks for entries have been refined to support better interaction within the object table. These updates aim to streamline data presentation and enhance user experience.
This commit refactors the DataTable and ObjectTable components to enhance state management. In DataTable, the column visibility state is now set more efficiently by defaulting to an empty object when no initial visibility is provided. In ObjectTable, local entries are introduced to maintain alignment with server updates, and a new callback for local value changes is added to EditableCell, improving the responsiveness of the UI during data edits. Additionally, the handling of row selection during bulk delete operations is updated to use local entries, ensuring consistency across the component's state.
This commit refactors the handling of subagent sessions by removing the enrichSubagentMessages function and integrating its functionality into the GET request handler. It also introduces the enrichSubagentSessionFromTranscript function to enhance session data retrieval. Additionally, the persistSubscribeUserMessage function is updated to ensure user messages are saved to the session JSONL file, improving message persistence across page reloads. These changes enhance the clarity and efficiency of subagent session management.
This commit introduces the ensureSubagentDefaults function, which sets various default configurations for subagents, including max concurrent agents, max spawn depth, and run timeout settings. The function is called during the bootstrap process to ensure these defaults are applied for the specified profile.
This commit deletes the debug.log file, which contained subagent session logs, and updates the Ironclaw identity in workspace-seed.ts to reflect the new author, changing from Kumar Abhirup to Dench.
Subagent sessions were missing tool call displays because the gateway's
passive subscribe mode (agent.subscribe unsupported) only broadcasts
assistant + lifecycle events, not tool events.
Three fixes:
- Use start-mode GatewayProcessHandle for subagent follow-up messages
so the agent RPC streams all events (including tools) on the same
WebSocket connection
- Enrich persisted subagent JSONL at load time from the gateway's
on-disk session transcript when tool-invocation parts are missing
- Best-effort enrichment at finalization time from gateway transcript
for subscribe-only runs that didn't receive tool events
This commit updates the tsconfig.tsbuildinfo file to reflect changes in TypeScript module paths, ensuring accurate resolution of dependencies across the web application.
