Add the missing extraArgs property to buildSandboxBrowserResolvedConfig
to satisfy the ResolvedBrowserConfig type, and fix import ordering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a `browser.extraArgs` config option (string array) that is appended
to Chrome's launch arguments. This enables users to add stealth flags,
window size overrides, custom user-agent strings, or other Chrome flags
without patching the source code.
Example config:
browser.extraArgs: ["--window-size=1920,1080", "--disable-infobars"]
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address review feedback: the spread operator carries stale retry state
into replacement runs, potentially causing immediate force-expiration
without ever attempting announce delivery.
When runSubagentAnnounceFlow returns false (deferred), finalizeSubagentCleanup
resets cleanupHandled=false and removes from resumedRuns, allowing
retryDeferredCompletedAnnounces to pick it up again. If the underlying
condition persists (stale registry data, transient state), this creates an
infinite loop delivering 100+ announces over hours.
Fix:
- Add announceRetryCount + lastAnnounceRetryAt to SubagentRunRecord
- finalizeSubagentCleanup: after MAX_ANNOUNCE_RETRY_COUNT (3) failed attempts
or ANNOUNCE_EXPIRY_MS (5 min) since endedAt, mark as completed and stop
- resumeSubagentRun: skip entries that have exhausted retries or expired
- retryDeferredCompletedAnnounces: force-expire stale entries
When OPENCLAW_HOME is set (indicating an isolated instance), the gateway
port should be read from config rather than inheriting OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_PORT
from a parent process. This fixes running multiple OpenClaw instances
where a child process would incorrectly use the parent's port.
Changes:
- resolveGatewayPort() now prioritizes config.gateway.port when OPENCLAW_HOME is set
- Added getConfigPath() function for runtime-evaluated config path
- Deprecated CONFIG_PATH constant with warning about module-load-time evaluation
- Updated gateway run command to use getConfigPath() instead of CONFIG_PATH
Fixes the issue where spawning a sandbox OpenClaw instance from within
another OpenClaw process would fail because OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_PORT from
the parent (set in server.impl.ts) would override the child's config.
Pre-existing test mocks lacked pendingMessagingMediaUrls and
messagingToolSentMediaUrls fields added by the media dedup feature,
causing runtime errors in handleToolExecutionEnd.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wire media URL tracking through the embedded agent pipeline so that
media already sent via messaging tools is not delivered again by the
reply dispatcher.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover three integration points where media dedup could silently regress:
- trimMessagingToolSent FIFO cap at 200 entries
- buildReplyPayloads media filter wiring (new test file)
- followup-runner messagingToolSentMediaUrls filtering
listActions now unions gates across all enabled accounts (matching the
Signal pattern), and handleDiscordAction/handleTelegramAction resolve
through the per-account merged config instead of reading only the
top-level channel actions object. This lets account-specific
moderation/sticker/presence overrides take effect at both listing and
execution time.
The Cloud Code Assist API rejects anyOf/oneOf in tool schemas, not just
unsupported keywords. The image tool (index 21) had:
image: { anyOf: [{ type: "string" }, { type: "array" }] }
which caused "JSON schema is invalid" errors when forwarded to Anthropic
via google-antigravity.
simplifyUnionVariants only handles literal unions and single non-null
variants. This adds a fallback in cleanSchemaForGeminiWithDefs that
flattens any remaining anyOf/oneOf to a simple type schema.
Also reverts the previous provider-aware normalizeToolParameters and
sanitizeToolsForGoogle changes, which were incorrect — the cleaning IS
needed for Google's API regardless of which downstream model is used.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
google-antigravity serves Anthropic models (e.g. claude-opus-4-6-thinking),
not Gemini. sanitizeToolsForGoogle was stripping JSON Schema keywords
(minimum, maximum, format, etc.) needed for Anthropic's draft 2020-12
compliance, causing "JSON schema is invalid" rejections on tool 21
(web_search).
This was the actual root cause — the earlier normalizeToolParameters
fix was being overridden by this second sanitization pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The cleanSchemaForGemini function was being applied universally to all
tools for all providers, stripping out valid JSON Schema keywords like
minimum/maximum that are required by Anthropic's draft 2020-12 validation.
This caused the 21st tool (web_search) to fail with google-antigravity
because its count parameter's constraints were being removed.
Changes:
- Modified normalizeToolParameters to accept modelProvider option
- Only apply Gemini-specific cleaning when provider is Gemini/Google
- Skip aggressive cleaning for Anthropic/google-antigravity providers
- Updated call site in createOpenClawCodingTools to pass modelProvider
Fixes schema validation errors for Anthropic models served via google-antigravity.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
JayMishra-github
Marcus Widing
Zaf (via OpenClaw)
Yash
Yaroslav Boiko
El-Fitz
Colin
Sean McLellan