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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds a macOS Electron desktop app, desktop-managed agent adapters, authenticated local service supervision, shared BlockRun Core wallet storage and migration, expanded proxy model metadata, and migration from the legacy BlockRun OpenClaw plugin id to ChangesDesktop control plane and BlockRun plugin migration
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds a privileged desktop control plane and changes wallet and agent configuration migration, but the current head still risks startup failures, wallet-state loss or misreporting, destructive rollback of newer configuration, service crashes, and unintended plugin disablement; reported lint violations also conflict with the stated validation. The PR is not merge-ready until these concrete issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Renderer
participant ElectronMain
participant ClawRouterManager
participant ServiceSupervisor
participant ClawRouterProxy
Renderer->>ElectronMain: ipcRenderer.invoke("wallet:create", chain)
ElectronMain->>ClawRouterManager: createWallet(chain)
ClawRouterManager-->>ElectronMain: WalletMutationResult
ElectronMain-->>Renderer: wallet result
Renderer->>ElectronMain: ipcRenderer.invoke("dashboard:get")
ElectronMain->>ClawRouterManager: dashboard()
ClawRouterManager->>ServiceSupervisor: ensureProxy()
ServiceSupervisor->>ClawRouterProxy: verify or start proxy
ClawRouterProxy-->>ServiceSupervisor: health + model endpoint
ServiceSupervisor-->>ClawRouterManager: proxy ready
ClawRouterManager-->>ElectronMain: DashboardData
ElectronMain-->>Renderer: dashboard payload
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test/integration/exclude-models.test.ts (1)
94-94: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winConsider a larger timeout budget for live chat requests.
AbortSignal.timeout(2_000)aborts the request after 2 seconds. These requests reach a real upstream model through the proxy, so a normal completion can exceed that budget and abort the fetch, which makes the suite flaky. Raise the deadline, or make it configurable, so it only guards against a genuine stall.♻️ Proposed change
- signal: AbortSignal.timeout(2_000), + signal: AbortSignal.timeout(REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS),Define the constant once near
TEST_PORT, for exampleconst REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS = Number(process.env.CLAWROUTER_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS ?? 30_000);.Also applies to: 133-133, 156-156
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/adapters/dsh.ts`:
- Line 58: Replace the explicit any assertion in the settings parsing within the
DSH adapter with a minimal settings type containing the fields accessed below,
and assert the parsed value to that type. Preserve the existing parsing and
downstream behavior while satisfying the no-explicit-any lint rule.
In `@apps/desktop/electron/adapters/openclaw.ts`:
- Line 60: Remove the unused _options parameter from the install method
signature in the OpenClaw adapter, while preserving the context parameter and
the existing installation behavior.
In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/config.ts`:
- Line 220: Update parseJsonObject and the related declarations at the
referenced symbols to replace Record<string, any> with Record<string, unknown>,
and update the error construction at the catch handling near line 227 to
preserve the original caught error via the Error cause option.
In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/supervisor.ts`:
- Around line 111-114: Update the process startup flow in start() around the
spawn() call to attach an error listener to the returned ChildProcess, ensuring
spawn failures reject the startup path and propagate through Connect as a
failure instead of bypassing waitForOwned().
In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/transaction.ts`:
- Around line 41-43: Update the transaction flow around run and
ensureOriginalSnapshot to serialize all operations per agent with a per-agent
mutex, covering snapshot creation, the operation, rollback, restore, and
manifest deletion. Ensure concurrent transactions for the same AgentId cannot
observe or write overlapping state, while allowing transactions for different
agents to proceed independently.
In `@apps/desktop/src/App.tsx`:
- Line 529: Remove the hard-coded values array and hide the weekly activity
chart until real daily usage telemetry is available; alternatively, update the
chart rendering to consume actual telemetry rather than fixed data. Use the
surrounding activity chart component and its values reference to make the
smallest change.
- Around line 1221-1225: Update the model catalog assembly around the
canonical.flatMap logic to retain aliases whose targets do not match any
canonical model. Track matched alias targets while processing canonical models,
then append unmatched aliases as standalone rows with the required model fields
and alias metadata, preserving deduplication and existing canonical-row
behavior.
In `@apps/desktop/src/styles.css`:
- Line 494: Update the affected declarations in the stylesheet to satisfy the
configured Stylelint rules: replace the rejected currentColor values and replace
the deprecated word-break: break-word declaration with the lint-approved
alternatives, preserving the existing visual behavior.
In `@apps/desktop/tests/dsh-cli.test.ts`:
- Line 43: Update execute around the spawned child process to add an internal
timeout that terminates a hanging DSH process, and ensure the timeout is cleared
in both the child error and close handlers. Preserve the existing output and
result handling for processes that complete normally.
In `@scripts/reinstall.sh`:
- Around line 771-775: Update the plugin allow-list handling to avoid creating
config.plugins.allow when it is absent; only append blockrun-clawrouter when
config.plugins.allow already exists as an array, preserving unrestricted
behavior for missing lists.
In `@scripts/update.sh`:
- Around line 657-663: The migration overwrites preserved legacy enabled values
with an unconditional true default. In scripts/update.sh lines 657-663 and
scripts/reinstall.sh lines 763-769, make the default assignment conditional so
existing values are retained; in scripts/update.ps1 lines 292-299, guard the
enabled Add-Member call so it runs only when the current entry lacks that
property.
In `@src/cli.ts`:
- Around line 728-731: Update both preflight execFileSync calls for “config
validate” and “plugins install --help” to include an explicit timeout, matching
the bounded behavior already used by the install and rollback uninstall calls so
setup fails and triggers rollback instead of hanging.
In `@src/proxy.ts`:
- Around line 3555-3558: Update the bind-error handling around rejectAttempt and
checkExistingProxy so EADDRINUSE is probed before rejection when
options.allowExistingProxy is false. Move the rejection into the existingProxy2
branch, while preserving the retry loop when no existing proxy responds so live
proxies and transient TIME_WAIT collisions are handled differently.
In `@test/integration/setup.ts`:
- Around line 19-20: Update the explicit port parsing in the integration setup
to validate that the entire CLAWROUTER_TEST_PORT value is a valid integer string
before converting it, rejecting values such as “8402junk” and “8402.5” so they
use the existing fallback; preserve the current 1024–65535 range check.
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In `@test/integration/exclude-models.test.ts`:
- Line 94: Increase the live chat request timeout used by the integration tests
from 2 seconds to a larger, configurable deadline, defining it once near
TEST_PORT and reusing it for each AbortSignal.timeout call in the affected
requests. Preserve the existing abort behavior for genuinely stalled requests.
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the explicit any assertion.
Line 58 violates @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any. The supplied ESLint result reports this as an error. Define a minimal DSH settings type for the fields read below, then assert the parsed value to that type.
Proposed fix
+type DshSettings = {
+ "llm-pi-ai"?: { providers?: { clawrouter?: { baseURL?: string } } };
+ "agent-default-model"?: { provider?: string };
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| const settings = parse(await readText(this.managedPaths(context)[0]!)) as Record<string, any>; | |
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/adapters/dsh.ts` at line 58, Replace the explicit any
assertion in the settings parsing within the DSH adapter with a minimal settings
type containing the fields accessed below, and assert the parsed value to that
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Remove the unused InstallOptions parameter.
Line 60 violates @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars. The supplied ESLint result reports this as an error. Remove _options from this method signature, or use the option in the installation flow.
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Resolve the reported ESLint errors.
The configured ESLint rules reject the any declarations on these lines. They also require the error at Line 227 to preserve its caught cause. Use Record<string, unknown> and retain the original error with new Error(message, { cause: error }).
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/config.ts` at line 220, Update parseJsonObject and
the related declarations at the referenced symbols to replace Record<string,
any> with Record<string, unknown>, and update the error construction at the
catch handling near line 227 to preserve the original caught error via the Error
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Handle failed process spawns.
If spawn() cannot start command, the ChildProcess emits error. start() does not handle this event, so the failure bypasses waitForOwned() and can terminate the Electron main process. Attach an error listener and reject the startup path so Connect returns a failure.
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listener to the returned ChildProcess, ensuring spawn failures reject the
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Serialize transactions per agent.
Concurrent operations can both observe no backup manifest. If one operation writes configuration before the other reaches snapshotFiles() in ensureOriginalSnapshot(), the later manifest records managed configuration as the original state. A later uninstall then restores the wrong configuration. Concurrent rollback and restore can also overwrite each other.
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operations per agent with a per-agent mutex, covering snapshot creation, the
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In OpenClaw, the plugins.allow field in openclaw.json acts as an exclusive allowlist for plugins [1][2]. Its behavior when absent is as follows: When plugins.allow is absent (undefined) in the configuration, OpenClaw does not impose a restrictive allowlist [2][3]. Instead, discovered non-bundled plugins are typically permitted to auto-load, though they may trigger startup warnings or log messages indicating that they have been discovered and are available for inclusion in an allowlist [4][2]. Key semantic details include: - Fail-Closed Logic: If a plugins.allow list is present and non-empty, OpenClaw enforces a strict "fail-closed" policy where only plugins explicitly listed in the array are permitted to load [4][2]. Plugins not included in this list are blocked, even if they are installed or otherwise enabled [2]. - Bundled/Stock Plugins: Historically, setting a restrictive plugins.allow could silently block essential bundled channel plugins (such as those for Discord or Signal). Current versions of OpenClaw include mechanisms to ensure that properly configured built-in channel plugins are preserved even when a restrictive allowlist is in place [5]. - Initialization Behavior: There have been technical regressions and subsequent fixes regarding how plugins.allow is initialized. Under typical operation, the system should not automatically create or populate plugins.allow unless a user explicitly performs an action that requires it (e.g., via openclaw plugins install) [6][3]. If the field is missing, the system effectively treats the restriction as inactive [6][3]. It is recommended to keep plugins.allow absent from your configuration unless you require a strict security lockdown, as managing an explicit allowlist requires manual maintenance of all plugin IDs [5]. If warnings appear at startup regarding discovered plugins, you can use openclaw plugins list --enabled --verbose to identify the plugins and explicitly add them to plugins.allow if desired [4][2].
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- 1: https://docs.openclaw.ai/gateway/configuration-reference
- 2: https://docs.openclaw.ai/tools/plugin
- 3: GitHub pull request 60623 in openclaw/openclaw (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://docs.openclaw.ai/cli/plugins
- 5: GitHub issue 58009 in openclaw/openclaw (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: GitHub issue 60596 in openclaw/openclaw (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Do not create plugins.allow when it is absent.
When config.plugins.allow is absent, this code creates an exclusive allow-list containing only blockrun-clawrouter. OpenClaw treats an absent list as unrestricted, so this change can block other installed plugins. Append only when config.plugins.allow is already an array, as scripts/update.sh does.
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The migration restores the legacy enabled flag and then overwrites it. All three scripts copy enabled from the preserved legacy entry and afterwards assign enabled = true unconditionally, so the preservation code is dead and a disabled entry becomes enabled. Apply one rule in each script: set the default only when no value is present.
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src/proxy.ts rejects before checkExistingProxy(listenPort) and the retry loop. This treats a live proxy and a TIME_WAIT collision the same. The desktop supervisor starts the proxy with --no-reuse, so a fast restart can fail on the first bind attempt. Move the rejection inside the existingProxy2 branch and retain retries when no proxy responds.
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Reviewed against main @ 9ebc22f (v0.12.265). Every check the description claims reproduces: 870 passed / 1 skipped, npm run typecheck, npm run lint and prettier --check . all clean.
Big picture first: this is a substantial improvement on #291. Four of that PR's six blocking findings are gone outright, and the plugin-config work is better than what I shipped — details below, including two bugs of mine it corrects. Two findings survive unchanged, one of them worse than it was, and the new surface brings three of its own.
What got fixed, and credit where it is due
The wallet rewrite is gone. src/auth.ts is not in the diff and precedence is back to saved → env → generate. That removes #291's findings 1-4 in one move: the silent payer flip, the Solana fund-vs-spend address mismatch, the startup brick on a malformed session file, and the /wallet export mnemonic that could not recover the wallet in use.
src/openclaw-plugin-config.ts corrects two real bugs in what I shipped in v0.12.265 / #308. I want this on the record because it was my code:
- My migration deleted
plugins.entries.clawrouter. After the rename that key belongs to OpenClaw's bundled plugin, so I was silently mutating a different product's config. This PR preserves the entry and moves only BlockRun-owned fields (walletKey,routing, and the same underconfig). That is correct and I was wrong. - My migration renamed
plugins.installs.clawrouterto the new id. OpenClaw's own docs, in the 2026.8.2 tarball: "plugins.installsis a retired authored-config surface… Runopenclaw doctor --fixto import legacy config records into the index and remove the retired key." Deleting it (stripUnsupportedInstalls) is right; renaming it writes into a key upstream wants gone.
Mine also ran unconditionally on every gateway start. Gating on explicitSetup / legacyBlockRunInstall is the safer design.
The isGatewayMode() guard on the openclaw.json write survived the refactor (src/index.ts:438), so there is no install-time baseHash rollback risk.
Blocking
1. /admin/models does not exist, so the hardcoded catalog wins on every launch
apps/desktop/electron/core/manager.ts:378-386 prefers a live endpoint and falls back to the bundle:
const detailed = await fetchJson(`${root}/admin/models`, fetcher);
return Array.isArray(detailed.value?.data) ? detailed : fetchJson(`${root}/v1/models`, fetcher);That endpoint is not on main and is not added here — git grep "admin/models" -- src is empty on both. #291 did add it (buildDetailedModelList in src/proxy.ts); this rewrite dropped the endpoint and kept the caller. This PR's own tests hardcode it as 404 (apps/desktop/tests/manager.test.ts:149).
So it always falls to /v1/models, whose payload is four fields (src/proxy.ts:1555-1560): id, object, created, owned_by. No name, price, context window or capability flags. Every live ?? bundled in manager.ts:249-258 and App.tsx:1234-1242 therefore resolves to the bundle, on every field, on every launch. "Prefer live, fall back to bundle" is real in code and dead in practice.
2. The bundled catalog is byte-identical to #291 and badly stale
git rev-parse pr-291:…/model-catalog.ts pr-313:…/model-catalog.ts → same blob b4c4128…. Zero refresh, despite the file's own header saying "Regenerate whenever the root model catalog changes."
Re-measured against current main: 197 field disagreements across 110 ids; 86 registry ids missing; 16 ids with wrong prices, nearly all understating cost:
| id | bundled in/out | registry in/out |
|---|---|---|
deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro |
0.435 / 0.87 | 1.32 / 3.96 |
fable, fable-5, fable-5.0 |
5 / 25 | 10 / 50 |
gemini-3.5-flash |
0.5 / 3 | 1.5 / 9 |
zai/glm-5 |
0.6 / 1.92 | 1 / 3.2 |
grok |
1.5 / 4 | 2.5 / 9 |
Missing entirely: claude-opus-5, claude-sonnet-5, claude-fable-5, all eight openai/gpt-5.6-*, zai/glm-5.3, tencent/hy3, google/gemini-3.6-flash, and more.
Free tier is the worst case: FREE_MODELS (src/proxy.ts:180-188) lists 7 and the bundle carries 1 — missing free/nemotron-3.5-lightning, which is what the free alias resolves to.
It also reverts fea53e8 fix(models): gemini-2.5-flash-lite reads images — model-catalog.ts:437-448 has vision: false where src/models.ts:1238-1247 has true.
adapters/pi.ts makes this durable rather than cosmetic: it never calls fetchCatalog, hits /v1/models directly (pi.ts:80), resolves price/context/vision entirely from the bundle (pi.ts:98-114), and writes them into the user's real ~/.pi/agent/models.json (config.ts:105). vision decides input: ["text","image"] vs ["text"], so gemini-2.5-flash-lite is persisted as text-only.
No generator, no test, no CI check — git grep -l model-catalog returns three consumers and the file. Compare src/router/chain-models-in-catalog.test.ts, which exists precisely because an uncarried id is a cost-cap hole.
Ask: delete the bundle and require the live endpoint — which means restoring /admin/models from #291. If a bundle must stay, it needs a generator plus a test that fails when it diverges.
3. The install scripts downgrade openclaw.json from 0600 to 0644
scripts/reinstall.sh:726-729 (and :366, :687, :716, :812, plus scripts/update.sh):
function atomicWrite(filePath, data) {
const tmpPath = filePath + '.tmp.' + process.pid;
fs.writeFileSync(tmpPath, data);
fs.renameSync(tmpPath, filePath);
}writeFileSync creates the temp file at the default mode, and the rename carries it over. Probed on macOS: before: 600 → after: 644. My ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json is -rw------- today.
That file can hold a wallet private key: openclaw.plugin.json declares configSchema.properties.walletKey ("EVM wallet private key (0x…)") with uiHints.walletKey.sensitive: true, and these very scripts move walletKey between entries (reinstall.sh:251,745,751). src/cli.ts:892 gets it right with { mode: 0o600 }.
Fix: pass { mode: 0o600 } to every writeFileSync(tmpPath, …) in the embedded helpers, or chmodSync after the rename.
Worth fixing, not blocking
Upgrade without setup gets no migration. prepareBlockRunPluginConfig is called only from src/cli.ts (:743, :761, :833) — never from src/index.ts, where the old version ran on gateway start. A user who runs npm update -g and restarts the gateway is not migrated, so with plugins.allow set, blockrun-clawrouter is absent from an exclusive allowlist and the plugin cannot load. Removing the unconditional migration was right; the fix is a guarded one on the activation path too, not a restoration of mine.
Packaging is not reproducible. stage-root-runtime.mjs is deleted and dist no longer installs or stages the runtime, but build.extraResources still ships runtime/node_modules/**/* — a path that is gitignored and that no script populates. A clean checkout packages an empty runtime; a machine with leftovers packages whatever it has. And runtime/pnpm-lock.yaml still pins @blockrun/clawrouter@0.12.212, which I confirmed declares plugin id clawrouter — so if that directory is present at package time, the shipped app carries a ClawRouter that re-introduces the exact collision this PR fixes.
Port ownership proves less than it looks. supervisor.ts:133-155 asserts a listener on the port descends from the spawned child, not that the socket answering 127.0.0.1 is that child's. Port 8402 is safe only because src/proxy.ts:3593 binds 127.0.0.1 explicitly; 8403 is served by the out-of-repo Codex bridge, and if that binds wildcard a local process can shadow it while lsof still lists the genuine child. isModelService (supervisor.ts:158-167) only checks that data is an array, which is trivially forged, and codex.ts:42 then writes that base_url into ~/.codex/config.toml.
Rollback reports success it cannot know. files.ts:124-147 restores in a bare loop; a throw on file n leaves n..end un-restored, and manager.ts:96-103 returns rolledBack: true unconditionally. For dsh that is settings.yaml restored with .credentials.yaml not — a mismatched pair reported as a clean rollback.
Unpinned installs with lifecycle scripts. runtime.ts:69-79 runs npm install <pkg>@latest; only pi.ts:43-45 passes ignoreScripts. dsh.ts:40 and both supervisor calls do not, and openclaw.ts:63 shells npx -y @blockrun/clawrouter@latest setup. One Connect click runs whatever the current release's postinstall contains.
Backups accumulate. src/cli.ts:617-620 writes openclaw.json.before-blockrun-clawrouter.<ts> on every setup and never deletes it; reinstall.sh:174-177 copies the raw private key to wallet.key.bak.<ts> and cleanup_backups (:42-55) removes every other backup but not that one.
Electron hardening: still clean
Re-verified rather than assumed: contextIsolation: true / nodeIntegration: false / sandbox: true (main.ts:33-38), will-navigate and setWindowOpenHandler guarded (:44-47), CSP in index.html:7-10, every IPC handler behind requireTrustedRenderer plus a parser, preload.ts exposing seven typed invokes, process.ts:27 spawning without shell: true, files.ts:40-51 writing 0600 with a symlink-cycle guard, and no key or mnemonic reaching the renderer (manager.ts:298-308 reads ~/.blockrun/.session but returns only the derived address). All three regressions above are in the new surface, not the parts #291 cleared.
Also: #291 is still open and this supersedes it. Worth closing that one with a pointer here so the review history does not fork.
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Reviewed 23fc5d4 + 30eb607. The balance change is correct — I verified the part that worried me rather than assuming — but it does not touch any of the three blocking findings, so this stays as-is.
The new local derivation is correct. manager.ts:522-542 re-derives the Solana address from the mnemonic (SLIP-10, m/44'/501'/0'/0') with createHmac and a hand-rolled base58Encode. My concern was that a second derivation would disagree with the one the proxy actually signs with — which is exactly #291's finding 2, where the UI told users to fund an address the proxy never spent from.
It does not. I ran both implementations against three mnemonics:
MATCH true | HAgk14JpMQLgt6rVgv7cBQFJWFto5Dqxi472uT3DKpqk
MATCH true | BLeUXTx9thHGT7VJUtF9vHEmfMDgW1nnKZ9UVer2CoLX
MATCH true | E48cosDiQZK1iDSsyUzhvW4WxJeoKuDk5qgcdkmANV4N
Byte-identical to deriveSolanaKeyBytes + getSolanaAddress from src/wallet.ts. The base58Encode leading-zero case is handled correctly too (for (const byte of value) { if (byte !== 0) break; encoded = \1${encoded}` }), which is the usual way a hand-rolled encoder goes wrong. And the mnemonic stays in the main process — localWallets()` returns addresses only, so the "no key material reaches the renderer" property from the earlier review still holds.
What I would still change: nothing enforces that they keep agreeing. This is now a second implementation of wallet derivation, in a second package, with no test comparing it to src/wallet.ts. Today they match. If the canonical derivation ever changes — path, SLIP-10 details, encoding — the Desktop silently diverges and starts displaying an address the proxy does not pay from, and the failure is invisible until someone funds the wrong one.
Cheapest fix is a test in apps/desktop/tests/ that asserts the two produce the same address for a fixed mnemonic. Better is not to duplicate at all: the Desktop already ships @blockrun/clawrouter in runtime/, so it can consume the exported deriveSolanaKeyBytes rather than reimplement it.
Still open from the review above — none of these are addressed by these two commits:
/admin/modelsdoes not exist, so the hardcoded catalog wins on every launch- that catalog is byte-identical to #291's and carries 197 field disagreements, 16 wrong prices, and 1 of 7 live free models
scripts/reinstall.shdowngradesopenclaw.jsonfrom 0600 to 0644, and that file can hold a wallet private key
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apps/desktop/electron/core/manager.ts (1)
209-211: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCache the local USDC balances instead of querying public RPC endpoints on every dashboard read.
dashboard()now always resolvesfetchUsdcBalancesfor the local wallets, and it can issue a second pair of calls for the active wallets at line 247.App.refresh()inapps/desktop/src/App.tsx(lines 63-67) runs every 15 seconds, so each chain receives at least four requests per minute tohttps://mainnet.base.organdhttps://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com. Both endpoints are shared public endpoints with strict rate limits. When they reject a request,fetchRpcreturnsundefinedand the wallet cards fall back to "Balance unavailable".Add a short-lived in-memory cache keyed by address and chain, and reuse the last successful value when a request fails.
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Use the fixture’s exact values:
expect(dashboard.proxy.wallet).toBe("0x7e5f4552091a69125d5dfcb7b8c2659029395bdf"); expect(dashboard.proxy.solana).toBe("EKKkPh2wGrDux7JfaeRxkQPCTm6SdTgqDdm9GV6LYwVS");The Solana value matches the configured SLIP-10 path
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/manager.ts`:
- Around line 209-211: The dashboard balance flow around dashboard() and
fetchUsdcBalances should use a short-lived in-memory cache keyed by wallet
address and chain, avoiding repeated public RPC requests for unchanged local or
active wallets. Cache successful balance results, reuse the most recent
successful value when fetchRpc fails or returns undefined, and preserve normal
fetching when no valid cached value exists.
In `@apps/desktop/tests/manager.test.ts`:
- Around line 184-185: Replace the format-only assertions for
dashboard.proxy.wallet and dashboard.proxy.solana with exact-value assertions
matching the fixture’s derived Ethereum and Solana addresses, while leaving the
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728-731: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBound the preflight
openclawcalls with a timeout.
execFileSync(openclawPath, ["config", "validate"], …)at Line 728 andexecFileSync(openclawPath, ["plugins", "install", "--help"], …)at Line 785 still run withouttimeout. The install call at Line 798 and the rollback uninstall at Line 680 both set one. Ifopenclawblocks on a config lock or on stdin,clawrouter setuphangs and no rollback runs.🛡️ Proposed fix to bound both preflight commands
execFileSync(openclawPath, ["config", "validate"], { encoding: "utf8", stdio: ["ignore", "pipe", "pipe"], + timeout: 30_000, });const help = execFileSync(openclawPath, ["plugins", "install", "--help"], { encoding: "utf8", stdio: ["ignore", "pipe", "pipe"], + timeout: 15_000, });Also applies to: 785-788
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240-241: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAlso assert the reported wallet issue.
The new
walletIssuesfield is the user-facing signal for an invalid Core wallet, andApp.tsxrenders it and disables the create button. This test does not cover it.💚 Proposed addition
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321-326: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCache the balance lookups or reduce their frequency.
The renderer polls
dashboard()every 15 seconds. Each call performs up to six public JSON-RPC balance requests: local wallets, legacy wallets, and active wallets. The legacy lookups repeat on every poll even when no legacy wallet changed. Public endpoints such ashttps://mainnet.base.organdhttps://api.mainnet-beta.solana.comrate-limit, so balances can silently becomeundefined. Cache balances per address with a short time-to-live, or fetch legacy balances only when the legacy panel is visible.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Inline comments:
In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/manager.ts`:
- Around line 283-287: Update adoptLegacyWallet to check the boolean result from
writeFileIfMissing when creating the timestamped backup; if it returns false,
fail before calling atomicWritePrivateFile and before reporting that the
previous Core wallet was backed up.
In `@docs/configuration.md`:
- Around line 189-190: Update the wallet-address documentation to remove the
command that prints .session, since it contains the Base private key, and direct
users to use /wallet instead.
In `@src/auth.ts`:
- Around line 407-408: Update the raw wallet-key assignment in loadCoreSolanaKey
to trim the SOLANA_WALLET_KEY environment value before use, while preserving the
existing trimmed file fallback.
- Around line 347-348: Update resolveOrGenerateWalletKey around
loadCoreSolanaKey so malformed or unavailable Solana key material does not
reject the entire wallet-resolution flow; handle the failure tolerantly and
continue resolving the EVM key, while preserving Solana resolution when the
material is valid.
In `@src/index.ts`:
- Around line 1484-1496: Update the wallet handling for the `/wallet status` and
`/wallet export` subcommands to resolve only an existing wallet and never invoke
`resolveOrGenerateWalletKey()` when no wallet exists. Reuse the existing
wallet-loading logic or add a non-generating resolver, while preserving the
current error response and wallet field extraction.
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In `@src/cli.ts`:
- Around line 728-731: Set an explicit timeout on both preflight execFileSync
calls for “config validate” and “plugins install --help”, matching the existing
timeout used by the install and rollback uninstall calls so setup cannot hang.
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/manager.ts`:
- Around line 321-326: Reduce repeated RPC traffic in the dashboard flow by
caching balance results per wallet address with a short TTL, reusing fresh
values across calls to dashboard(). Apply this to the legacy balance lookup
around fetchUsdcBalances and preserve balance refresh when entries expire or
wallet addresses change.
In `@apps/desktop/tests/manager.test.ts`:
- Around line 240-241: Extend the invalid Core wallet test around
dashboard.proxy.wallet to assert the new walletIssues field contains the
expected reported wallet issue, while preserving the existing session-file
assertion.
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A malformed Solana key now blocks all wallet resolution, including Base-only use.
loadCoreSolanaKey() runs unconditionally at Line 348 and throws on any unparsable value. resolveOrGenerateWalletKey() therefore rejects before it resolves the EVM key, so a truncated .solana-session file or a mistyped SOLANA_WALLET_KEY breaks proxy startup and every CLI command, even when the payment chain is base. The previous behavior was tolerant: loadMnemonic() warns and returns undefined for invalid content (Lines 115-117).
Resolve the Solana material lazily, or downgrade the failure so the EVM path still works.
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export async function resolveOrGenerateWalletKey(): Promise<WalletResolution> {
await migrateLegacyWalletToCore();
- const coreSolanaKey = await loadCoreSolanaKey();
+ let coreSolanaKey: Uint8Array | undefined;
+ try {
+ coreSolanaKey = await loadCoreSolanaKey();
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error(
+ `[ClawRouter] ✗ ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)} — Solana payments are unavailable until this is fixed.`,
+ );
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| await migrateLegacyWalletToCore(); | |
| const coreSolanaKey = await loadCoreSolanaKey(); | |
| await migrateLegacyWalletToCore(); | |
| let coreSolanaKey: Uint8Array | undefined; | |
| try { | |
| coreSolanaKey = await loadCoreSolanaKey(); | |
| } catch (error) { | |
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| `[ClawRouter] ✗ ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)} — Solana payments are unavailable until this is fixed.`, | |
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@VickyXAI Thanks for the detailed review. I pushed fdace18, which addresses all three blockers and the related maintenance gaps:
Validation: root 896 passed + 1 skipped; Desktop 45 passed + 1 skipped; typecheck/lint/format/build all pass; macOS ARM app packaging succeeds and bundled DSH/Codex/Pi executables were smoke-tested. Could you please re-review the latest commit? |
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552-552: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winImport the pinned version constant instead of hardcoding it.
ensureNpmPackage()matches this manifest againstCLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION. If that constant is bumped,findPinnedPackage()no longer matches this fixture, and the test fails through the npm-install path with a misleading error. Import the constant so the fixture tracks the source of truth.♻️ Proposed refactor
- await writeFile(manifest, JSON.stringify({ version: "0.12.265" })); + await writeFile(manifest, JSON.stringify({ version: CLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION }));Add the import at the top of the file:
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153-154: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winInclude the individual failure reasons in the aggregate message.
restoreOriginal()inapps/desktop/electron/core/transaction.tslets this error reachClawRouterManager.uninstall(), which returns onlyerror.messageto the renderer. The user then sees "One or more files could not be restored" with no path and no cause. Add the failed paths and reasons to the message so the surfaced text stays actionable.♻️ Proposed refactor
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- Line 260: Update generateAndSaveWallet around writeCoreFileIfMissing so that
when the exclusive write returns false, it reloads and returns the existing
persisted Core wallet key instead of derived.evmPrivateKey; preserve the
generated key return path when the write succeeds.
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In `@apps/desktop/electron/core/files.ts`:
- Around line 153-154: Update the AggregateError construction in the
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in the aggregate message, preserving the existing failures collection and error
propagation through restoreOriginal() and ClawRouterManager.uninstall().
In `@apps/desktop/tests/manager.test.ts`:
- Line 552: Import CLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION from the runtime module and use it
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Check the Core write result before you return the generated key.
writeCoreFileIfMissing() uses flag: "wx" and returns false when CORE_WALLET_FILE already exists. This call ignores that result. generateAndSaveWallet() runs only after resolveExistingWalletKey() found no Core wallet, so the file exists here only when another process created it in between. Both src/index.ts (Line 854) and src/cli.ts (Line 1264) call resolveOrGenerateWalletKey(), so two concurrent first-run processes can reach this point together.
In that case Core keeps the first process's key, this process returns derived.evmPrivateKey, and the running proxy signs and reports an address that no later run will load. Funds sent to that address are unreachable after a restart.
Reload the persisted Core key when the exclusive write does not succeed, and return that key.
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- await writeCoreFileIfMissing(CORE_WALLET_FILE, derived.evmPrivateKey + "\n");
+ const coreBaseWritten = await writeCoreFileIfMissing(
+ CORE_WALLET_FILE,
+ derived.evmPrivateKey + "\n",
+ );
+ if (!coreBaseWritten) {
+ // Another process created the canonical wallet first. That key is
+ // authoritative; never return an in-memory key that is not persisted.
+ const persisted = await loadCoreWallet();
+ if (!persisted) {
+ throw new Error(
+ `${CORE_WALLET_FILE} appeared during wallet creation but could not be read. Refusing to use an unpersisted wallet.`,
+ );
+ }
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+ `Another process created ${CORE_WALLET_FILE} during wallet creation. Restart ClawRouter to use the saved wallet.`,
+ );
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… staged runtime Two gaps found reviewing fdace18. 1. v0.12.265 ran the plugin-id migration on every gateway start (src/index.ts). This branch moved it behind `clawrouter setup`/`update`/ `reinstall` only, so `npm update -g` followed by a gateway restart leaves `plugins.entries.clawrouter` unmigrated — the same way the plugin silently never loaded before that release. Call `prepareBlockRunPluginConfig` from `injectModelsConfig`, where the write is already `isGatewayMode()`-gated and so cannot trip OpenClaw's install-time baseHash check. Gated on evidence (BlockRun-owned `walletKey`/`routing` under the legacy entry) rather than running unconditionally, so OpenClaw's bundled `clawrouter` entry is never touched on the strength of its id alone. 2. `runtime-version.test.ts` pinned CLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION to the root package but not to the lockfile that actually stages the runtime. `runtime/package.json` reaches @blockrun/clawrouter transitively through @blockrun/clawrouter-codex, and `stage:runtime` runs `--frozen-lockfile`, so the next version bump would move the constant, miss `findPinnedPackage()`, and drop `ensureNpmPackage()` into a live `npm install` at Connect time — defeating the frozen runtime the pin exists for. Assert both. Root 930 passed / 1 skipped; Desktop 46 passed / 1 skipped; typecheck, lint and prettier --check clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017wMqBG57KZjH7TKybHN8BS
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If another OpenClaw process or the user updates
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Validate legacy entry shapes before using in.
JSON.parse accepts these valid-JSON primitives, and register() calls injectModelsConfig() before returning. If plugins.entries.clawrouter or its config is a truthy primitive, the membership check throws a TypeError, so plugin activation can fail. Validate both values as non-array objects and add regression tests for both cases.
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All three blockers verified fixed against fdace18, by reading the code rather than the commit message:
model-catalog.tsis gone from the tree, and/v1/modelsnow carriesname/context_window/max_output/prices/reasoning/vision/agentic/tool_callingfrom the live registry (proxy.ts:1583-1615). I measured the new alias→registry join across all 287 uniqueOPENCLAW_MODELSentries: 0 misses, 0 vision disagreements.- Every
atomicWriteinreinstall.sh/update.shpasses{ mode: 0o600 }and re-chmods after the rename. - Runtime repinned to 0.12.265 (was 0.12.212, the old plugin id),
stage:runtimerestored todist, installs pinned with--ignore-scripts.
I pushed ad9fb43 rather than send you back for two small things:
- The gateway-start plugin-id migration. v0.12.265 ran it on every gateway start; this branch left it only on
setup/update/reinstall, sonpm update -g+ restart went unmigrated. It now runs frominjectModelsConfig, where the write is alreadyisGatewayMode()-gated, and only when BlockRun-owned fields prove the legacy entry is ours. runtime-version.test.tspinned the constant to the root package but not to the lockfile that stages the runtime — a version bump would have dropped Connect into a livenpm install.
One follow-up, filed separately, not blocking: with a pre-existing ~/.blockrun/.session written by another BlockRun product, Core outranks a funded legacy wallet.key and payment moves wallets on upgrade. Which side should win is your call, and it interacts with Desktop reading Core directly.
Nice work on the catalog removal in particular — deleting the bundle was the right answer over regenerating it.
…al catalog Ships #313 (Desktop control plane, plugin-id isolation, live model metadata) and #303 (policy CLI + /policy over SpendControl). Also in this release, found while cutting it: - apps/desktop/tests/manager.test.ts hardcoded the runtime version, so the bump dropped it into the npm-install path with a misleading error. It now imports CLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION. The failure was the real gap demonstrating itself — the constant moves with the release while the runtime lockfile cannot resolve an unpublished version, so a packaged build falls back to a pinned live `npm install` at Connect time. Filed as #316; runtime-version.test.ts asserts only single-copy staging and says why the equality check is absent. Root 930 passed / 1 skipped; Desktop 46 passed / 1 skipped; typecheck, lint, prettier --check and the dist smoke check all clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017wMqBG57KZjH7TKybHN8BS
…al installer The unit tests cover the plugin-id migration in isolation with a mocked homedir. They cannot see the installer, so they could not catch the two ways this has actually broken in production: the id collision itself (BlockRunAI#305) and, on 2026.8.x, an install that aborts before the plugin is ever registered. This gate drives the real acquisition funnel against a pinned OpenClaw that HAS the bundled `clawrouter` plugin — 2026.5.2 is useless here, the collision does not exist there — inside a throwaway HOME: 1. isolated temporary HOME; the operator's ~/.openclaw is never touched 2. seed a pre-rename `plugins.entries.clawrouter` entry 3. install the tarball packed from this repo via `openclaw plugins install` 4. boot the gateway and assert both routers coexist Scenario A (legacy enabled) and Scenario B (legacy opt-out) both run. Result on v0.12.266 / OpenClaw 2026.8.2: 11/16 checks pass. The BlockRunAI#307 contract holds end to end — bundled router keeps id `clawrouter`, BlockRun is `blockrun-clawrouter`, the `blockrun` provider registers, and the x402 proxy actually listens and answers /health with a wallet. The 5 red checks are a real finding, not gate noise: since BlockRunAI#313 the migration only fires when the legacy entry carries a BlockRun-owned field (`walletKey`/`routing`). `openclaw plugins install` writes a bare `{enabled:true}`, which is what a pre-rename BlockRun install actually has on disk, so the common legacy config is never migrated. It is left pointing at OpenClaw's bundled router, and a pre-rename opt-out ends up disabling THAT product while BlockRun is silently enabled by the installer default. Left red deliberately rather than weakened to green — the evidence gate is a deliberate design choice in BlockRunAI#313 and narrowing or widening it is a call for the maintainers, not something a test should paper over. Co-Authored-By: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
apps/desktop is a separate npm project. The root `npm ci` / `npm test` in build-and-test never touch it, so its 47 tests, its typecheck and both its builds have been unrun on every PR since #313. #291 added exactly this job, which is why that PR showed a "Desktop" check and #313 (which superseded it and actually landed the app) did not. The job did not survive the switch. Consequence beyond the missing tests: `runtime-version.test.ts` is what forces CLAWROUTER_PACKAGE_VERSION to move with the root package on a release, and nothing was running it. A release could ship with a stale constant and the only signal would be someone packaging a Desktop build by hand. Deliberately does NOT run `verify:runtime`. That guard compares the runtime lockfile to the constant and is expected to fail between a release commit and its follow-up relock, since npm cannot serve the version that commit is publishing. It stays in `dist`/`dist:release`, where packaging happens after both. Verified by running the job's exact steps locally: npm ci, 46 passed + 1 skipped, tsc --noEmit clean, renderer + electron builds succeed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017wMqBG57KZjH7TKybHN8BS
…al installer The unit tests cover the plugin-id migration in isolation with a mocked homedir. They cannot see the installer, so they could not catch the two ways this has actually broken in production: the id collision itself (BlockRunAI#305) and, on 2026.8.x, an install that aborts before the plugin is ever registered. This gate drives the real acquisition funnel against a pinned OpenClaw that HAS the bundled `clawrouter` plugin — 2026.5.2 is useless here, the collision does not exist there — inside a throwaway HOME: 1. isolated temporary HOME; the operator's ~/.openclaw is never touched 2. seed a pre-rename `plugins.entries.clawrouter` entry 3. install the tarball packed from this repo via `openclaw plugins install` 4. boot the gateway and assert both routers coexist Scenario A (legacy enabled) and Scenario B (legacy opt-out) both run. Result on v0.12.267 / OpenClaw 2026.8.2: 11/16 checks pass (reproduced). The BlockRunAI#307 contract holds end to end — bundled router keeps id `clawrouter`, BlockRun is `blockrun-clawrouter`, the `blockrun` provider registers, and the x402 proxy actually listens and answers /health with a wallet. The 5 red checks are a real finding, not gate noise: since BlockRunAI#313 the migration only fires when the legacy entry carries a BlockRun-owned field (`walletKey`/`routing`). `openclaw plugins install` writes a bare `{enabled:true}`, which is what a pre-rename BlockRun install actually has on disk, so the common legacy config is never migrated. It is left pointing at OpenClaw's bundled router, and a pre-rename opt-out ends up disabling THAT product while BlockRun is silently enabled by the installer default. Left red deliberately rather than weakened to green — the evidence gate is a deliberate design choice in BlockRunAI#313 and narrowing or widening it is a call for the maintainers, not something a test should paper over. Co-Authored-By: opencode <noreply@opencode.ai> Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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