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@autotask/atools-tool

v0.1.11

Published

ATools CLI for OpenClaw proxy compatibility and interactive model configuration

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Maintainers

aak1247aak1247

Keywords

openclawatoolssub2apiopenai-responsesproxycodex

Readme

atools-tool

ATools CLI for OpenClaw:

  • proxy compatibility for sub2api-style upstreams
  • one-click installer
  • interactive OpenClaw model config

Expected Usage

atools-tool <command>

Available command:

atools-tool openclaw

Interactive flow:

  1. Check local proxy status (127.0.0.1:18888); if not running, ask whether to start it first
  2. Select default model: gpt-5.2 / gpt-5.3-codex / gpt-5.4
  3. Configure reasoning: off / on
  4. Configure thinking strength: off|minimal|low|medium|high|xhigh
  5. Input API key (leave empty to keep current key)

Selection UX:

  • TTY terminal: use ↑/↓ and Enter
  • Non-TTY: falls back to number input

If proxy startup fails during atools-tool openclaw, the CLI now prints environment-aware troubleshooting hints (systemd user bus, permissions, port readiness) and does not silently fail.

Rollback to codex-compatible defaults:

atools-tool openclaw

Recommended selections:

  1. gpt-5.3-codex
  2. off
  3. low
  4. Input your ATools key (same as ATOOLS_OAI_KEY)

Install (npm)

npm i -g @autotask/atools-tool

Default full install (recommended):

npm i -g @autotask/atools-tool && atools-tool install-proxy && atools-tool openclaw

Optional installer command:

atools-tool install-proxy --help

atools-tool install-proxy service behavior by platform (legacy alias: atools-tool-install):

  • Linux: systemd user service (fallback to detached process if systemctl --user is unavailable)
  • macOS: launchd user agent (~/Library/LaunchAgents)
  • Windows: Task Scheduler user task (ONLOGON + start now)

By default, installer does not hard-force a single outbound model. Proxy normalizes sub2api/<model> to plain model id for codex-compatible upstreams.

Proxy Command

atools-tool serve --port 18888 --upstream https://sub2api.atools.live

Repo Install

git clone https://github.com/aak1247/sub2api-openclaw-proxy.git
cd sub2api-openclaw-proxy
./install.sh

Bootstrap Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aak1247/sub2api-openclaw-proxy/main/bootstrap-install.sh | bash

What Installer Changes

  • patches ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json
  • patches ~/.openclaw/agents/main/agent/models.json
  • patches ~/.openclaw/agents/main/agent/auth-profiles.json (if API key is available)
  • service install by platform:
    • Linux: creates/enables ~/.config/systemd/user/openclaw-atools-proxy.service
      • if user bus/systemd is unavailable (for example container/root without login bus), installer auto-falls back to detached proxy process
    • macOS: creates/enables ~/Library/LaunchAgents/openclaw-atools-proxy.plist
    • Windows: creates/updates scheduled task openclaw-atools-proxy
  • restarts openclaw-gateway.service only on Linux (unless --no-restart)

Default proxy log:

/tmp/openclaw/atools-compat-proxy.log

Uninstall

./scripts/uninstall.sh

License

MIT