JoaxClaw v0.19.0

Added

• Structured questions from agents. Models can now ask you a question as tappable buttons instead of a wall of text — a choice between options, or a simple Yes / No — and your pick is sent straight back. Delivered via an injected ask-user skill and rendered as an interactive card in the chat.
• Host CPU / RAM / GPU on a remote gateway. The dashboard and System Monitor now show the gateway host's resources (not your client machine's) when you're connected remotely — via the joaxclaw-fs plugin's host.metrics — with a host badge so it's clear whose numbers you're seeing. GPU is multi-vendor (NVIDIA / AMD / Apple Silicon).
• Tracked background scripts. When an agent runs something long — a build, install, deploy, training run, or server — it launches it as a tracked job instead of blocking, and you get a live progress card in the chat: status, elapsed time, streaming output, a % bar when the script prints one, and a Stop button. Jobs run on the gateway host, so progress survives an app reconnect. When a script finishes, the session is automatically woken with the result so the agent can act on it — no polling.
• Running scripts & reminders on the dashboard. The right panel now surfaces the scripts your models are running (with Stop) and pending self-reminders (with a live countdown and cancel).
• "About You" profile. Tell your agents who they're talking to. A new Settings → You panel — and a first-run welcome — lets you set your name and a short description; it's shared as context at the start of new chats, and your name replaces the "JoaxClaw" label the model used to see. A per-chat toggle keeps any single conversation private.

Fixed

• "reply session initialization conflicted" recovers better. Mid-conversation on a remote gateway, a stuck server-side reply context is now aborted before retrying; and reminders / script wake-ups are no longer delivered to ephemeral sub-agent sessions, which was a source of the conflict.
• Saving a model provider no longer errors. Editing a provider's models (e.g. Google) previously tripped the gateway's array-shrink guard; the save now names the exact array paths (including nested ones) so it goes through.
• Deleting a chat removes it for good. It now also deletes the underlying gateway session, so it no longer reappears as a "recent" row — and idle sessions are deletable too.
• Opening a chat gives instant feedback. Tapping a not-yet-loaded chat switches to it immediately with a loading spinner instead of hanging on a slow remote history fetch.
• Background scripts pick up your PATH. Long scripts run via your login shell, so tools like node (nvm / asdf / Homebrew) resolve correctly instead of a stale /usr/bin/node.
• Quieter host logs. The app no longer re-sends (and the gateway no longer re-logs) RPCs an older gateway doesn't implement, such as plugins.list.

Note: the remote host metrics and script tracking require the joaxclaw-fs plugin ≥ 0.11.2 on the gateway (openclaw plugins install --force openclaw-joaxclaw-fs + restart).

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