Plawie v2.3.0 — KeeperHub Hackathon Preview 1

Warning

This is the KeeperHub hackathon judge preview. The APK is debuggable and Android Debug-signed for fresh-install evaluation. It is not the Play Store/production-signed artifact. Install only from this release and verify the attached SHA-256 checksum.

Plawie v2.3.0 — Human-Governed Mobile Agent

Plawie v2.3.0 brings the full OpenClaw Gateway to a native-first Android control surface, adds production-oriented wallet and paid-model workflows, and completes the KeeperHub hackathon proof path.

Highlights

Native-first OpenClaw on Android

• Runs the Gateway through the embedded native Android/Node runtime as the primary path.
• Downloads the current official OpenClaw Gateway during first setup instead of freezing a fast-moving Gateway release inside the APK.
• Keeps the Ubuntu PRoot environment isolated as an optional, user-requested rollback path.
• Records setup and dependency-pack receipts so completed downloads are not repeated unnecessarily.

Dynamic model providers

• Loads cloud provider catalogs dynamically and groups models by provider.
• Supports BYOK providers alongside wallet-funded providers.
• Adds Venice prepaid-credit models and BlockRun pay-per-request models.
• Automatically performs a read-only Venice balance check when its cached status is missing or stale.
• Explains blocked model choices in place and offers the exact recovery action instead of silently ignoring the tap.

Wallet and payment control surface

• Provides an Android Keystore-backed personal wallet with device-authenticated signing.
• Uses Base Mainnet as the default funding and payment network.
• Supports external-wallet bridge handoffs with route recovery, settlement monitoring, and persistent receipts.
• Requires visible human review and fresh Android authentication before consequential wallet actions.
• Preserves wallet state and receipts across normal APK updates.

Human-governed KeeperHub Agent Wallet

• Provisions a separate KeeperHub-managed Agent Execution Wallet through signed, headless onboarding.
• Limits agent-facing access to capability discovery, status, receipts, and typed transaction preparation.
• Binds simulation, approval, authentication, idempotent submission, recovery, and verified receipt state into one execution flow.
• Keeps the personal wallet and Agent Execution Wallet visibly separate.

Skills and mobile operations

• Resolves optional native dependency packs independently of the APK and the upstream Gateway.
• Surfaces ready, configuration-required, dependency-required, and blocked states on skill cards.
• Adds dependency receipts and repair controls without forcing successful packs to download again.
• Retains explicit native command contracts for Android-compatible skills and device tools.

Installation

1. Download the arm64-v8a APK attached to this release.
2. Install it over an existing Plawie build to preserve setup state, wallet material, and receipts.
3. On a fresh install, complete the guided setup while connected to the internet so Plawie can download and verify the official Gateway and required packs.
4. Add provider credentials or fund a supported wallet provider from the in-app model and Wallet surfaces.

Platform scope

• Android 10 or newer (minSdk 29).
• arm64-v8a devices only in this release.
• Base Mainnet is the default onchain network.
• Robinhood-chain viewing and bridge planning are available where supported; direct Robinhood sends remain disabled unless the app is built with a reviewed production RPC endpoint.
• PRoot is not started or downloaded by the primary native runtime. It remains an explicit fallback selected by the user.

Security notes

• No provider API key, wallet private key, signing password, or release keystore is intentionally embedded in the APK.
• BYOK credentials and wallet secrets remain in Android-protected storage.
• Paid requests and Agent Wallet execution remain subject to explicit foreground approval and device authentication.
• Verify the APK checksum published with the release before sideloading.

Upgrade note

Version 2.3.0 uses Android versionCode 13, so it installs normally over 2.2.1 (versionCode 12) when signed with the same application certificate. Do not uninstall or clear app data when upgrading if you want to preserve local setup and wallet state.