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@soyeht/soyeht

v0.2.12

Published

OpenClaw channel plugin for the Soyeht Flutter mobile app

Readme

Soyeht OpenClaw Plugin

Channel plugin for connecting the Soyeht Flutter mobile app to an OpenClaw gateway.

V1 Architecture

The app and the OpenClaw instance communicate over HTTP + SSE on a shared network (typically Tailscale).

  • Inbound (app → plugin): POST {gatewayUrl}/soyeht/messages/inbound
  • Outbound (plugin → app): GET {gatewayUrl}/soyeht/events/{accountId}?token=... (SSE)
  • Pairing: QR code scanned by the app, then HTTP handshake

No WebRTC. No public domain required. Tailscale resolves connectivity.

Install

openclaw plugins install @soyeht/soyeht --pin
openclaw plugins enable soyeht

Verify:

openclaw plugins list
openclaw plugins info soyeht
openclaw plugins doctor

Configuration

Set gatewayUrl to the URL accessible from the app. With Tailscale, this is your instance's Tailscale IP or MagicDNS hostname:

# Using Tailscale IP
openclaw config set channels.soyeht.gatewayUrl "http://100.x.y.z:18789"

# Or using MagicDNS
openclaw config set channels.soyeht.gatewayUrl "http://my-machine.tailnet.ts.net:18789"

openclaw config set channels.soyeht.enabled true
openclaw gateway restart

The plugin will auto-generate a pairing QR on startup if no peers are paired.

Manual pairing

openclaw gateway call soyeht.security.pairing.start '{"accountId": "default", "allowOverwrite": true}'

Full config reference

channels:
  soyeht:
    enabled: true
    gatewayUrl: "http://100.x.y.z:18789"  # required — your Tailscale/LAN URL
    # Optional (only for legacy backend mode, not needed in V1):
    # backendBaseUrl: "https://your-backend.example"
    # pluginAuthToken: "your-token"

Or with named accounts:

channels:
  soyeht:
    accounts:
      default:
        enabled: true
        gatewayUrl: "http://100.x.y.z:18789"

App endpoints

All called by the Flutter app against {gatewayUrl}:

| Method | Path | Purpose | |--------|------|---------| | GET | /soyeht/pairing/info?t={token} | Fetch plugin keys for pairing | | POST | /soyeht/pairing/pair | Register peer + start handshake | | POST | /soyeht/pairing/finish | Complete handshake, get streamToken | | POST | /soyeht/messages/inbound | Send encrypted message to agent | | GET | /soyeht/events/{accountId}?token={streamToken} | SSE stream for agent replies | | GET | /soyeht/health | Health check (503 if not ready) |

QR format

The compact QR URL emitted by the plugin:

soyeht://pair?g={gatewayUrl}&t={pairingToken}&fp={fingerprint}

The app parses the URL, then calls the HTTP pairing endpoints above.

Local development

npm ci
npm run validate    # typecheck + tests
npm run test:watch  # vitest in watch mode

Publish

npm version patch   # bumps package.json + openclaw.plugin.json
npm publish

Protocol docs