feat: add oclaw pair command for mobile QR pairing#2
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Generates a QR code containing gateway connection details (LAN IP, port, token) that the upcoming oclaw mobile app can scan to connect instantly. - Detects LAN IP with preference for physical interfaces (en*/eth*) - Supports --host flag to override auto-detection - Masks token in terminal output for security - Uses PersistentFlags so subcommands inherit --url/--token/--agent
The gateway requires Ed25519 device signing to grant operator scopes. The pair command now reads ~/.openclaw/identity/device.json and includes the device ID and private key seed in the QR URI so the mobile app can authenticate with full permissions.
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Summary
oclaw pairsubcommand that displays a QR code for pairing the oclaw mobile appoclaw://URI with LAN IP, gateway port, and auth tokenPersistentFlagsso subcommands inherit--url/--token/--agentDetails
en*/eth*) over Docker/VPN/virtual adapters--hostflag allows manual override when auto-detection picks the wrong interfaceurl.URL/url.Valuesfor correctnessgithub.com/skip2/go-qrcodeTest plan
oclaw pairprints a scannable QR codeoclaw pair --host 10.0.0.1overrides auto-detected IPoclaw pair --url ws://remote:9999 --token mytokenrespects flag overridesoclaw(root command) still works with the PersistentFlags change