@adaptiqai/openclaw 0.0.0-stage → 0.1.1
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# AdaptiqAI for OpenClaw
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Your AdaptiqAI workspace in [OpenClaw](https://openclaw.ai): its models,
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conversations that AdaptiqAI remembers, and your saved knowledge, in one
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OpenClaw plugin.
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## Install
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```bash
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openclaw plugins install @adaptiqai/openclaw
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openclaw gateway restart
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```
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Then sign in, in a terminal:
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```bash
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openclaw models auth login --provider adaptiq
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```
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OpenClaw shows a link and a code; you sign in (or create an account) in your
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browser and approve, and OpenClaw picks it up by itself. Without a browser,
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give a key from the AdaptiqAI console instead:
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`openclaw models auth paste-api-key --provider adaptiq`, or `ADAPTIQAI_API_KEY`.
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A setup made by the console's Connect to app keeps working as it is.
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Choose a model of the **AdaptiqAI** provider (`openclaw models set adaptiq/<id>`).
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The list is the models in your workspace, each with its own context
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window, output limit and thinking levels.
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## What it does
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- **A conversation is one AdaptiqAI session.** Every turn carries OpenClaw's
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session id as `x-adaptiq-session-id`, so AdaptiqAI keeps the conversation's
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memory, and the collections and conversations you attach to it in the
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console reach the model. `/new` starts a new one.
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- **No compaction.** AdaptiqAI keeps the whole conversation in native memory,
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so OpenClaw's compaction is declined for AdaptiqAI models: nothing is sent,
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nothing is removed, and OpenClaw keeps the conversation as it is. Other
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models compact as before.
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- **Helper calls leave nothing.** Titles and other one-off completions run
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once, marked ephemeral, and never become a conversation. A heartbeat run
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reads its conversation back, the memory and the knowledge attached to it,
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and saves nothing; in a conversation AdaptiqAI doesn't store yet it runs
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once. Cron and memory-flush runs look like turns to a provider; to keep
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them out as well, let the plugin see each run's trigger:
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```bash
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openclaw config set plugins.entries.adaptiq.hooks.allowConversationAccess true
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The plugin reads only the trigger.
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- **A subagent names the session that started it**, so the console folds it
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under that conversation: as a helper for a one-off task (`mode: "run"`), as
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its own line of work for a persistent one (`mode: "session"`).
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- **Tools for the agent:** `adaptiq_knowledge` (what this conversation uses;
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search, use or stop a collection), `adaptiq_memory` (how full the memory is;
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the saved collections; keep a conversation private) and
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`adaptiq_create_knowledge` (save material as a collection, only when you ask).
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Where `commands.ownerAllowFrom` names the owners, only their messages save
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knowledge (in a group, other members' do not), and an agent kept to its
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workspace (a sandbox, or `tools.fs.workspaceOnly`) saves only files inside
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- **`/adaptiq`** shows the workspace, its models and this conversation.
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`/adaptiq private` stops saving new messages of this conversation,
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`/adaptiq remember` starts again, `/adaptiq console` gives the console's link
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for it, and `/adaptiq logout` signs this computer out.
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## Configuration
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| Variable | Default |
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| `ADAPTIQAI_API_KEY` | none: the browser sign-in |
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| `ADAPTIQAI_API_BASE` | `https://api.adaptiqai.com` |
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| `ADAPTIQAI_CONSOLE_URL` | `https://memory.adaptiqai.com/memory` |
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spawned as sessions of their own are kept in `~/.openclaw/adaptiqai/`
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(OpenClaw's state folder), readable by you alone.
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## Development
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openclaw plugins install --link ./packages/openclaw --force # try it in your own OpenClaw
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```
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Tested against OpenClaw 2026.9.2.
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