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@pumpupai/openclaw-plugin

v0.0.10

Published

Pump Up × OpenClaw plugin — request human approvals/elicitations and resume agent work on the decision.

Readme

Pump Up × OpenClaw plugin

Lets an OpenClaw agent request a human approval/elicitation from Pump Up, durably park the wait as a TaskFlow, and resume agent work when the decision arrives. Design: this repo's tech-docs/current/openclaw-plugin.md.

Build

npm install        # resolves pumpup-sdk (git dep on pumpup-sdk-typescript#dev, built on install)
npm run build      # tsc → dist/
npm run typecheck  # tsc --noEmit

The plugin depends on the Pump Up TypeScript SDK as a git dependency on the SDK repo's dev branch (like the Hermes plugin); npm install builds it on install via the package's prepare script. Swaps to the published pumpup-sdk on npm later (see this repo's tech-docs/current/sdks.md).

Install

Pick a source, then enable the plugin and surface its tools.

From ClawHub (recommended):

openclaw plugins install clawhub:@pumpupai/openclaw-plugin

From npm:

openclaw plugins install npm:@pumpupai/openclaw-plugin

Local development — install this directory by absolute path; -l links it without copying (run the Build steps first so dist/ exists):

openclaw plugins install -l /abs/path/to/openclaw-plugin

Then enable it. The default coding profile hides plugin tools, so also allow the pumpup_* tools (tools.alsoAllow or profile: "full"):

openclaw plugins enable pumpup

Config (plugins.entries.pumpup.config)

| Key | Required | Notes | |---|---|---| | baseUrl | yes | Pump Up agent API base URL | | apiKey | no | Literal or SecretRef; falls back to PUMPUP_API_KEY env | | ownerSessionKey | yes | Stable sessionKey owning all Pump Up flows | | pollIntervalMs | no | Decision poll interval (default 10000) | | maxConcurrentResumes | no | Resume fan-out cap per tick (default 4) |