* feat(antigravity): update default model to Claude Opus 4.6
Claude Opus 4.5 has been replaced by Claude Opus 4.6 on the
Antigravity (Google Cloud Code Assist) platform.
- Update DEFAULT_MODEL in google-antigravity-auth extension
- Update testing docs to reference the new model
* fix: update remaining antigravity opus 4.5 refs in zh-CN docs and tests
Address review comments from Greptile:
- Update zh-CN/testing.md antigravity model references
- Update pi-tools-agent-config.test.ts model IDs
* Antigravity: default OAuth model to Opus 4.6 (#10720) (thanks @calvin-hpnet)
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Co-authored-by: Tak Hoffman <781889+Takhoffman@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat(memory): add native Voyage AI embedding support with batching
Cherry-picked from PR #2519, resolved conflict in memory-search.ts
(hasRemote -> hasRemoteConfig rename + added voyage provider)
* fix(memory): optimize voyage batch memory usage with streaming and deduplicate code
Cherry-picked from PR #2519. Fixed lint error: changed this.runWithConcurrency
to use imported runWithConcurrency function after extraction to internal.ts
* docs(install): revamp installer internals for readability and accuracy
Restructure the installer internals page with better flow and Mintlify
components (CardGroup, Steps, Tabs, AccordionGroup). All flags, env vars,
and behavioral descriptions cross-checked against install.sh,
install-cli.sh, and install.ps1 source code.
- Add CardGroup chooser and Quick Commands section at top
- Organize each script into consistent Flow → Examples → Reference pattern
- Move flags/env var tables into collapsible Accordions
- Consolidate troubleshooting into AccordionGroup at bottom
- Add missing flags (--version, --beta, --verbose, --help, etc.)
- Add missing env vars (OPENCLAW_VERSION, OPENCLAW_BETA, etc.)
- Document install-cli.sh fully (was one paragraph)
- Fix non-interactive checkout detection behavior (defaults to npm)
- Use --proto/--tlsv1.2 in curl examples to match script usage
- No content deleted; all original info preserved or relocated
* fix(docs): correct in-page anchor hrefs for installer cards
* docs(install): replace CardGroup with table for installer overview
* docs(install): reframe install overview to stop duplicating getting started
* docs(install): link default installer row to getting started, not internals
* docs(install): use Mintlify components for install overview
* docs(install): fix card grid layout with CardGroup
* docs(install): platform tabs for global install, npm/pnpm as accordion
* docs(install): add PowerShell no-onboard alternative
* docs(install): add repo link to from-source clone step
* docs(install): capitalize OpenClaw in repo link
* docs(install): add pnpm link --global to from-source steps
* docs(install): rewrite install overview for clarity and flow
* docs(install): use tooltip for Windows WSL2 recommendation
* docs(install): use Note box for Windows WSL2 recommendation
* docs(install): group install methods under single heading
* docs(install): standardize tab labels across installer sections
* docs(install): rewrite Node.js page with install instructions and better structure
* docs(install): clarify Node.js page intro
* docs(install): scope auto-install note to installer script, link Node page
* docs(install): fix installer script link to internals page
* docs: rename Install methods nav group to Other install methods
* docs(install): link to on-page anchor, use Tip box for recommended
* docs(install): wrap install methods in AccordionGroup with Tip box
* docs: move Node.js page from Install to Help > Environment and debugging
* docs(install): add complete flags and env vars reference to installer internals
* docs(install): use stable troubleshooting anchor for Node.js link
* docs(install): fix Node page installer anchor
* docs(install): fix broken installer script anchor in requirements note
* fix(docs): correct OpenCode Zen description in code comment
OpenCode Zen is a pay-as-you-go token-based API, not a $200/month
subscription. The subscription tiers ($20/$100/$200) are OpenCode Black,
a separate product.
This fixes the misleading comment that conflated Zen with Black.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: align OpenCode Zen billing copy (#9998) (thanks @therealZpoint-bot)
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Co-authored-by: Claude <claude@archibald.local>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Gustavo Madeira Santana <gumadeiras@gmail.com>
HOTFIX: Tool summaries were not being sent to chat channels when verbose mode
was enabled. The onToolResult callback was defined in the types but never
wired up in dispatch-from-config.ts.
This adds the missing callback alongside onBlockReply, using the same
dispatcher.sendBlockReply() path to deliver tool summaries to WhatsApp,
Telegram, and other chat channels.
Fixes verbose tool summaries not appearing in WhatsApp despite /verbose on.
The dist/control-ui/ files were committed before the dist/ gitignore
rule was effective. These build artifacts get regenerated during
builds, causing dirty repo errors that block the auto-update mechanism.
Removes the files from git tracking while keeping them locally and
respecting the existing dist/ gitignore entry.
Fixes#1838
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(ollama): add streaming config and fix OLLAMA_API_KEY env var support
Adds configurable streaming parameter to model configuration and sets streaming
to false by default for Ollama models. This addresses the corrupted response
issue caused by upstream SDK bug badlogic/pi-mono#1205 where interleaved
content/reasoning deltas in streaming responses cause garbled output.
Changes:
- Add streaming param to AgentModelEntryConfig type
- Set streaming: false default for Ollama models
- Add OLLAMA_API_KEY to envMap (was missing, preventing env var auth)
- Document streaming configuration in Ollama provider docs
- Add tests for Ollama model configuration
Users can now configure streaming per-model and Ollama authentication
via OLLAMA_API_KEY environment variable works correctly.
Fixes#8839
Related: badlogic/pi-mono#1205
* docs(ollama): use gpt-oss:20b as primary example
Updates documentation to use gpt-oss:20b as the primary example model
since it supports tool calling. The model examples now show:
- gpt-oss:20b as the primary recommended model (tool-capable)
- llama3.3 and qwen2.5-coder:32b as additional options
This provides users with a clear, working example that supports
OpenClaw's tool calling features.
* chore: remove unused vi import from ollama test
