Previously, `dockerImageExists` assumed any error from `docker image inspect` meant the image did not exist. This masked other errors like socket permission issues.
This change:
- Modifies `dockerImageExists` to inspect stderr when the exit code is non-zero.
- Returns `false` only if the error explicitly indicates "No such image" or "No such object".
- Throws an error with the stderr content for all other failures.
- Adds a reproduction test in `src/agents/sandbox/docker.test.ts`.
Adds built-in Tlon (Urbit) channel plugin to support decentralized messaging on the Urbit network.
Features:
- DM and group chat support
- SSE-based real-time message monitoring
- Auto-discovery of group channels
- Thread replies and reactions
- Integration with Urbit's HTTP API
This resolves cron delivery issues with external Tlon plugins by making it a first-class built-in channel alongside Telegram, Signal, and other messaging platforms.
Implementation includes:
- Plugin registration via ClawdbotPluginApi
- Outbound delivery with sendText and sendMedia
- Gateway adapter for inbound message handling
- Urbit SSE client for event streaming
- Core bridge for Clawdbot runtime integration
Co-authored-by: William Arzt <william@arzt.co>
To avoid permission denied errors when modifying Tailscale configuration (serve/funnel),
we now attempt the command directly first. If it fails, we catch the error and retry
with `sudo -n`. This preserves existing behavior for users where it works, but
attempts to escalate privileges (non-interactively) if needed.
- Added `execWithSudoFallback` helper in `src/infra/tailscale.ts`.
- Updated `ensureFunnel`, `enableTailscaleServe`, `disableTailscaleServe`,
`enableTailscaleFunnel`, and `disableTailscaleFunnel` to use the fallback helper.
- Added tests in `src/infra/tailscale.test.ts` to verify fallback behavior.
To avoid permission denied errors when modifying Tailscale configuration (serve/funnel),
we now prepend `sudo -n` to these commands. This ensures that if the user has appropriate
sudo privileges (specifically passwordless for these commands or generally), the operation
succeeds. If sudo fails (e.g. requires password non-interactively), it will throw an error
which is caught and logged as a warning, preserving existing behavior but attempting to escalate privileges first.
- Updated `ensureFunnel` to use `sudo -n` for the enabling step.
- Updated `enableTailscaleServe`, `disableTailscaleServe`, `enableTailscaleFunnel`, `disableTailscaleFunnel` to use `sudo -n`.
To avoid permission denied errors when modifying Tailscale configuration (serve/funnel),
we now prepend `sudo -n` to these commands. This ensures that if the user has appropriate
sudo privileges (specifically passwordless for these commands or generally), the operation
succeeds. If sudo fails (e.g. requires password non-interactively), it will throw an error
which is caught and logged as a warning, preserving existing behavior but attempting to escalate privileges first.
- Updated `ensureFunnel` to use `sudo -n` for the enabling step.
- Updated `enableTailscaleServe`, `disableTailscaleServe`, `enableTailscaleFunnel`, `disableTailscaleFunnel` to use `sudo -n`.
- Added tests in `src/infra/tailscale.test.ts` to verify `sudo` usage.
- Set inputTokens, outputTokens, totalTokens to 0 in sessions.reset
- Clear TUI sessionInfo tokens immediately before async reset
- Prevents stale token display after session reset
Fixes#1523
The @microsoft/agents-hosting SDK's MsalTokenProvider automatically
appends `/.default` to all scope strings in its token acquisition
methods (acquireAccessTokenViaSecret, acquireAccessTokenViaFIC,
acquireAccessTokenViaWID, acquireTokenWithCertificate in
msalTokenProvider.ts). This is consistent SDK behavior, not a recent
change.
Our code was including `.default` in scope URLs, resulting in invalid
double suffixes like `https://graph.microsoft.com/.default/.default`.
This was confirmed to cause Graph API authentication errors. Removing
the `.default` suffix from our scope strings allows the SDK to append
it correctly, resolving the issue.
Before: we pass `.default` -> SDK appends -> double `.default` (broken)
After: we pass base URL -> SDK appends -> single `.default` (works)
Co-authored-by: Christof Salis <c.salis@vertifymed.com>
Fixed issue where trigger words would disappear when typing or when adding new trigger words. The problem was that `swabbleTriggerWords` changes were triggering `VoiceWakeRuntime.refresh()` which sanitized the array by removing empty strings in real-time.
Solution: Introduced local `@State` buffer `triggerEntries` with stable UUID identifiers for each trigger word entry. User edits now only affect the local state buffer and are synced back to `AppState` on explicit actions (submit, remove, disappear). This prevents premature sanitization during editing.
The local state is loaded on view appear and when the view becomes active, ensuring it stays in sync with `AppState`.
* fix(discord): gate autoThread by thread owner
* fix(discord): ack bot-owned autoThreads
* fix(discord): ack mentions in open channels
- Ack reactions in bot-owned autoThreads
- Ack reactions in open channels (no mention required)
- DRY: Pass pre-computed isAutoThreadOwnedByBot to avoid redundant checks
- Consolidate ack logic with explanatory comment
* fix: allow null values in exec.approval.request schema
The ExecApprovalRequestParamsSchema was rejecting null values for optional
fields like resolvedPath, but the calling code in bash-tools.exec.ts passes
null. This caused intermittent 'invalid exec.approval.request params'
validation errors.
Fix: Accept Type.Union([Type.String(), Type.Null()]) for all optional string
fields in the schema. Update test to reflect new behavior.
* fix: align discord ack reactions with mention gating (#1511) (thanks @pvoo)
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Co-authored-by: Wimmie <wimmie@tameson.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Steinberger <steipete@gmail.com>
