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provision-openclaw-web

v0.2.2

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OpenClaw channel plugin that bridges Provision's web chat surface (HTTP + SSE).

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provision-openclaw-web

OpenClaw channel plugin that bridges the host gateway to Provision's web chat surface. Lets agents send and receive messages directly in the Provision dashboard, with the same async semantics as Slack/Telegram/Discord channels — agents can initiate messages, not just respond.

Wire shape

  • Outbound (agent → user): plugin POSTs to ${webhookUrl} with body { accountId, conversationId?, kind: 'text'|'media', text?, mediaUrl?, mediaMime?, replyToId?, threadId? } and an X-Provision-Signature: t=<unix>,v1=<hmac> header. Provision verifies the HMAC, persists a ChatMessage, and broadcasts a chat.message.received event via Laravel Reverb so the React UI updates in real time.
  • Inbound (user → agent): plugin's gateway.startAccount opens an authenticated SSE long-poll to ${streamUrl} with Authorization: Bearer <apiToken>. Provision pushes events of shape event: message\ndata: {...} whenever the user sends a chat message that hasn't yet been delivered to the agent.

Both webhookSecret (HMAC) and apiToken (bearer) are per-account and rotated on the Provision side. They land in the OpenClaw config under channels["provision-web"].accounts[<accountId>] during agent install.

Install

npm install -g provision-openclaw-web

The host's plugin discovery picks it up via the openclaw block in package.json plus the top-level openclaw.plugin.json manifest.

Build

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Tests exercise the transport primitives (HMAC sign/verify, SSE parsing, outbound adapter, monitor loop). The full ChannelPlugin wiring in src/channel.ts is best validated against a running OpenClaw gateway in integration testing.

License

MIT.