What:
- remove legacy option migrations for programs.openclaw.firstParty/plugins
- add explicit removed-option failures pointing to bundledPlugins/customPlugins
- add plugin-catalog.nix as single source of truth for bundled plugins
- generate bundled option toggles, source map, linux check selection, and tool list from the catalog
- update docs/wording from first-party to bundled plugins
Why:
- enforce forward-only API changes with fail-fast errors
- eliminate duplicated plugin lists drifting across module/check/tool surfaces
- keep consumer configuration mental model simple: bundledPlugins + customPlugins only
Tests:
- nix flake check --no-build (pass)
- Add golden paths doc and link from README\n- Default workspaceDir to stateDir/workspace and pin agents.defaults.workspace when unset\n- Fix macOS app defaults domain and add openclaw.nixMode toggle
What:
- add bundledPlugins/customPlugins options
- alias firstParty/plugins to new names
- update docs + checks to new naming
Why:
- clearer split between bundled and custom plugins
Tests:
- not run (config/docs change)
Rearranged from 4x1 to 2x2 grid for better readability.
Fixed 'Me neither.' bubble to have spiky edges matching other responses.
Co-Authored-By: DJTBOT <clawdis@local>
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Co-Authored-By: DJTBOT <clawdis@local>
What:
- add agent-first templates and human/agent steps
- embed full onboarding in README as single source of truth
- remove indirection docs and template step files
Why:
- make onboarding executable for zero-context agents
Tests:
- not run (docs/templates only)
What:
- add agent-first guide + operator reference docs
- restore flake with package/app outputs and lockfile
- align HM module defaults and sources with public repo
Why:
- make the repo agent-first and fully declarative per RFC
Tests:
- nix flake lock
What:
- remove non-RFC docs and flake scaffolding for a clean restart
- rewrite README and RFC around agent-first, declarative bootstrap
- clarify scope boundaries between public repo and personal configs
Why:
- eliminate snippet-driven docs and align with agent-first success criteria
Tests:
- not run (docs cleanup)
What:
- note that zero-to-clawdis creates a new local flake, not a personal nixos-config
Why:
- reinforce separation between public docs and private machine configs
Tests:
- not run (docs only)
What:
- add explicit RFC + README scope boundaries
- replace personal launchd label with neutral com.nix-clawdis.gateway
- switch docs to <user> placeholders and matching launchctl commands
Why:
- avoid confusion between RFC, public repo, and personal nixos-config
Tests:
- not run (docs/config updates only)
What:
- add Definition of Done to RFC and align Telegram-first scope
- replace status/health checks with launchd/log verification
- update quickstart, zero-to-clawdis, and agent copypasta
Why:
- match current gateway-only implementation and make verification explicit
Tests:
- not run (docs updates only)
What:
- drop clawdis-setup/doctor packages and references
- simplify HM package list and RFC outputs
- trim docs mentioning setup/doctor
Why:
- keep onboarding agent-first and avoid extra CLI tooling
Tests:
- not run (docs/config changes only)
What: add clawdis-setup and clawdis-doctor scripts, wire overlay, update RFC status.\nWhy: provide a Nix-friendly onboarding flow and basic diagnostics.\nTests: not run.
What: add Clawdis package overlay, HM module with launchd, flake outputs, and Telegram-first docs (zero-to-clawdis, copypasta, quickstarts).\nWhy: implement the RFC with a macOS-only, technically light onboarding path.\nTests: not run.
