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feat: Linux AutoClaw 2.0.3 support, dynamic model catalogs, and request serialization - #7
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…n bridge, and 4-model catalog
…ejections - Introduce InFlightQueue FIFO mutex in lib/queue.js - Acquire in-flight slot before calling upstream in openai.js and anthropic.js - Release lock upon stream completion, error, or client disconnect - Add comprehensive unit test suite in tests/queue.mjs and register in package.json - Fix ReferenceError on undeclared cloudEvidence in anthropic.js
…lity - Provide dynamic fallback model catalogs for Linux (4 models) and Windows (6 models with DeepSeek) - Add zai_auto-fast to OUTPUT_CAPS with verified 131072 max output cap - Ensure wire header precedence preserves Windows AutoClaw 1.x headers while applying AutoClaw 2.x HMAC signatures when vault is detected - Update tests/taxonomy.mjs assertions for platform-aware model counts - Document AutoClaw 2.0.3 Linux AppImage support, platform catalogs, and subagent concurrency queue in README.md
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request adds AutoClaw 2.x credential and model discovery, platform-specific upstream request handling, TLS bridge forwarding, and FIFO serialization for OpenAI and Anthropic requests. It also updates setup and model documentation and adds tests for vault handling and queue behavior. ChangesAutoClaw support and request handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Transport as lib/transport.js
participant BridgeClient as lib/bridge.js
participant BridgeProcess as lib/bridge.py
participant Curl as curl_cffi
Transport->>BridgeClient: forward request data
BridgeClient->>BridgeProcess: POST JSON to local bridge
BridgeProcess->>Curl: forward request with impersonation profile
Curl-->>BridgeProcess: upstream status, headers, and body
BridgeProcess-->>BridgeClient: relay response
BridgeClient-->>Transport: return response
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new Linux and queue support adds several fixable risks. Requests can be sent and billed twice. The keyring secret that decrypts every credential vault is stored in a readable file. The test suite can fail on machines without AutoClaw installed. Disconnected or failed requests can cause later requests to receive 406 rejections, or leave the client request hanging. Address these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 57.50% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 40 functions across 12 files. (4 skipped: 4 unsupported.)
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1778-1778: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
callUpstreamscans the filesystem on every request.
findAutoClawVaults()runsreaddirSync/statSyncover all account directories on each upstream call.loadTokenrepeats the scan, and so doesshape.resolve. ComputeisAutoClaw2once inloadConfigand read it fromconfig.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @anthropic.js:
- Around line 694-696: Update the non-stream `upstreamRes` error handler to send
a 502 `api_error` response through `sendErrorAnthropic` when headers have not
been sent; if headers are already sent, end the response. Preserve the existing
`releaseOnce()` cleanup.
Review comments at @lib/bridge.js:
- Around line 20-22: Update the bridge startup failure handling in ensureBridge
and its exit handler to retain the rejected startup result instead of resetting
_bridgeReadyPromise, so subsequent requests do not spawn python3 again after
startup fails; preserve the existing fallback behavior.
Review comments at @lib/bridge.py:
- Around line 58-63: Update the header allowlist in the response-forwarding loop
of the bridge handler to include set-cookie and retry-after alongside
content-type and vary; continue excluding content-encoding.
Review comments at @lib/core.js:
- Around line 809-818: Remove the fs.existsSync guard around fs.watchFile in
startWatch so the token file is watched even when it does not exist at startup;
preserve the existing watcher callback and reload behavior.
Review comments at @lib/transport.js:
- Around line 266-288: Update the catch around forwardViaBridge in the useBridge
flow to fall back to standard transport only for bridge startup or
connection-refused errors; rethrow all other errors so a request already
dispatched upstream is not sent again.
Review comments at @lib/vault.js:
- Around line 166-172: Update getKeyringPassword to rely only on its in-memory
cache: remove the persistent plaintext keyring-password read and write paths,
including the related logic around lines 202–204, so stale disk values cannot
override the current Secret Service password.
Review comments at @openai.js:
- Line 271: In openai.js:271, update the response close handler to destroy
successRes before releaseOnce when res.writableFinished is false; leave
completed responses untouched. In anthropic.js:631, apply the same condition and
ordering to destroy upstreamRes before releaseOnce.
Review comments at @tests/vault.mjs:
- Around line 85-109: Update the createTokenLayer test to use an isolated
temporary vault fixture with AUTOCLAW_CONFIG_DIR and a known
GLMP_KEYRING_PASSWORD, and override HOME or skip default-directory scanning so
it cannot read host vaults. Restore any changed environment variables and keep
the synced token file within the temporary test directory.
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Review comments at @lib/core.js:
- Line 1778: Move the `isAutoClaw2` detection out of the per-request
`callUpstream` path: compute it once in `loadConfig`, store the result on
`config`, and have `callUpstream`, `loadToken`, and `shape.resolve` reuse that
value instead of repeatedly calling `findAutoClawVaults()`.
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| test("createTokenLayer loads from vault and syncs to token file", () => { | ||
| const tmpDir = fs.mkdtempSync(path.join(os.tmpdir(), "vault-layer-test-")); | ||
| const tokenFile = path.join(tmpDir, "request-headers.json"); | ||
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| TOKEN_FILE: tokenFile, | ||
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| const layer = createTokenLayer(config, log); | ||
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| assert.ok(token.startsWith("Bearer ")); | ||
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| const synced = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(tokenFile, "utf8")); | ||
| assert.equal(synced.headers["X-Authorization"], token); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
The test depends on a real vault and keyring on the host machine.
createTokenLayer calls findAutoClawVaults(), which reads ~/.config/AutoClaw*. On CI or any machine without AutoClaw logged in, loadToken throws, getToken fails, and npm test fails. On a developer machine, the test decrypts the real account token and writes it to disk. Point AUTOCLAW_CONFIG_DIR at a temporary fixture vault, and set GLMP_KEYRING_PASSWORD to a known value. Because the default home directories are still scanned, also override HOME, or make the default directories skippable.
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Review comment at @tests/vault.mjs around lines 85 - 109:
Update the createTokenLayer test to use an isolated temporary vault fixture with
AUTOCLAW_CONFIG_DIR and a known GLMP_KEYRING_PASSWORD, and override HOME or skip
default-directory scanning so it cannot read host vaults. Restore any changed
environment variables and keep the synced token file within the temporary test
directory.
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ok ive reviewed thanks just a few tweaks and this works perfectly |
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@rakxdev check latest ver. its done! i integrated your implementation but dropped some things because of the dependency policy and some mismatch in credentials ur method didnt take account for. make an issue if anything comes up! |
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces native Linux support for AutoClaw 2.0.3 (AppImage), implements in-flight request serialization to eliminate upstream concurrency rejections, and establishes dynamic platform-aware model catalogs.
1. Linux AutoClaw 2.0.3 Compatibility
~/.config/AutoClaw/Default/Local Storage/leveldb, auto-syncing JWTs to~/.openclaw-autoclaw/request-headers.json.lib/bridge.py): Spawns an internalcurl_cffibridge matching AutoClaw's Electron Chromium JA3/JA4 TLS ClientHello to bypass Alibaba Cloud WAF bot detection on Linux while preserving native Node.js HTTP/HTTPS transport on Windows.Set-CookieandRetry-Afterthrough the bridge, strips downstreamContent-Lengthfor dynamic length calculation, formats client headers (X-Tm: linux,X-Version: 2.0.3,X-Product: autoclaw), and removes client-enforcedmax_tokensto match AutoClaw 2.x desktop behavior.curl_cffiis missing, and rethrows mid-transmission errors to prevent duplicate upstream dispatches.2. In-Flight Request FIFO Queue (
InFlightQueue) & Disconnect GuardHTTP 406 (upstream_failure)errors.3. Dynamic Platform-Aware Model Catalogs
zai_auto,zai_auto-fast,zaicoding_glm-5.3,zai_glm-5.3-flash).tdpsk_deepseek-v4-flash-202605,tdpsk_deepseek-v4-pro-202606) andzai_glm-5-turbo.4. Claude Agent SDK Compatibility & Claude Code Notes
claude -p "<prompt>"across Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku models.5. Backward Compatibility & Test Coverage
AUTOCLAW_CONFIG_DIR,GLMP_KEYRING_PASSWORD) so test runs succeed in headless CI environments without host credentials.npm test).