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@rrwebcloud/openclaw-session-recording

v2026.3.28-5

Published

11 days ago

OpenClaw rrweb replay plugin

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`@rrwebcloud/openclaw-session-recording`

Portable rrweb replay plugin for OpenClaw-managed browsers.

Install

openclaw plugins install @rrwebcloud/openclaw-session-recording

If you are working from this repository checkout instead of the published package, use:

openclaw plugins install -l ./extensions/rrweb-replay
openclaw plugins install -l ./extensions/diagnostics-otel

Minimal config

plugins:
  entries:
    rrweb-replay:
      enabled: true
      publicKey: public_key_rr_your_public_key

Notes

OpenClaw 2026.3.24+ uses the automatic browser-runtime integration path
OpenClaw 2026.3.13 loads in legacy compatibility mode and reports clear next steps instead of failing on install
serverUrl defaults to https://api.rrwebcloud.com
publicKey is required for rrwebcloud ingest
secretKey is not required for recording; it is only needed if you want to query rrwebcloud APIs yourself
OpenClaw now records rrweb events locally and uploads authenticated NDJSON from runtime code; it does not rely on browser-side record.js ingest
the browser extension is optional for the runtime uploader path and is only needed when you specifically want extension-side behavior
the plugin targets managed Chromium browser profiles such as openclaw
replay_session_info exposes the active replay metadata
When diagnostics-otel is enabled, replay-aware spans include openclaw.replay.* attributes. See Logging.