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@hzttt/config-portal

v2026.2.26

Published

OpenClaw visual config portal plugin (Kimi/Qwen/Feishu)

Readme

OpenClaw Config Portal Plugin

Visual config plugin for OpenClaw gateway settings.

What This Portal Manages (V2)

  • Provider routing (schemaVersion: 2)
    • Generic providers list (add/edit, no delete)
    • Primary route (routing.primaryProviderId + routing.primaryModelId)
  • Feishu channel
    • Credentials + connection fields are written to channels.feishu.accounts.<accountId>
    • Policy fields remain at channels.feishu top level
  • QQ channel (qqbot)
    • Writes to channels.qqbot

API Contract

GET /plugins/config-portal/api/config

  • Returns V2 payload:
{
  "schemaVersion": 2,
  "routing": {
    "primaryProviderId": "kimi-coding",
    "primaryModelId": "kimi-k2.5-coding-preview"
  },
  "providers": [],
  "channels": {
    "feishu": {},
    "qq": {}
  }
}

POST /plugins/config-portal/api/config

  • Accepts both:
    • V2 payload (schemaVersion: 2)
    • Legacy V1 payload (activeModelProvider, kimi, qwen, feishu, qq)
  • Server normalizes input to V2 before applying.

Write Behavior

  • Providers are upsert-only (existing providers not present in payload are preserved).
  • agents.defaults.model.primary is set from routing.
  • Existing fallbacks are preserved.
  • Feishu secrets (appSecret, encryptKey, verificationToken) are preserved when incoming fields are empty.
  • QQ clientSecret is preserved when incoming field is empty.
  • If QQ appId changes, clientSecret must be provided in the same save (to avoid stale secret mismatch).
  • dmPolicy="open" requires allowFrom to include "*" (invalid payload is rejected).

Routes

  • Page: /plugins/config-portal
  • API: /plugins/config-portal/api/config
  • Legacy Page Alias: /plugins/openclaw-config-portal
  • Legacy API Alias: /plugins/openclaw-config-portal/api/config

Notes

  • Saving writes directly to OpenClaw config file.
  • Saving QQ channel changes now clears all contents under ~/clawd/qqbot-data/ (including session and known-users cache files) so QQBot reconnects with fully fresh state.
  • QQ save now also writes a pending reset marker; after gateway restart, config-portal performs one startup cleanup pass to clear shutdown-time rewrites like known-users.json.
  • Saving now also triggers a Gateway restart automatically so runtime model/channel changes take effect.
  • Restart order is: daemon restart command first, then authorized in-process SIGUSR1 fallback.
  • Frontend now probes /api/config during restart and shows explicit success/failure status.