@drakon-systems/multi-clawd 1.7.0 → 1.7.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -153,7 +153,37 @@ npm i -g @drakon-systems/multi-clawd && multi-clawd update
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  ```
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  `update` runs the registry install with the right flags, offers the gateway
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- restart, and finishes with a doctor health check. Prefer the raw form?
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+ restart, and finishes with a doctor health check.
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+ > ### ⚠️ Keeping up to date: there are two halves
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+ > One package installs as **two separate artifacts**, and they update by
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+ > different routes:
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+ > | Half | What it is | How it updates |
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+ > |---|---|---|
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+ > | **The plugin** | serves your turns — pooling, rotation, credentials | `multi-clawd update` |
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+ > | **The CLI** | the `multi-clawd` command — `doctor`, `chain`, `setup`, `explain` | `npm i -g @drakon-systems/multi-clawd@latest` |
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+ > **`multi-clawd update` upgrades the plugin, not itself.** Since v1.6.0 it
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+ > notices when the command has fallen behind and offers to update it — but
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+ > that notice ships *in the command*, so a CLI older than v1.6.0 has no code
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+ > to warn you with. We found this on three of our own machines, all running
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+ > current plugins behind commands that were three versions stale.
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+ > **So run the global install once, by hand, to arm it:**
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+ > ```bash
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+ > npm i -g @drakon-systems/multi-clawd@latest
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+ > ```
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+ > After that it maintains itself. It matters because `doctor` and `chain` live
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+ > in the CLI — a stale command reports *stale diagnostics about a current
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+ > plugin*, which is a confusing way to be told nothing is wrong. `multi-clawd
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+ > version` shows both halves, and since v1.6.0 says plainly whether the pair
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+ > is a problem.
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+ Prefer the raw form?
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  ```bash
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  openclaw plugins install @drakon-systems/multi-clawd --pin
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  **Or let your agent install it.** Running an OpenClaw assistant or Claude
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  Code on the target machine already? Paste it this and go make coffee:
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- > Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Drakon-Systems-Ltd/multi-clawd/v1.7.0/SETUP-AGENT.md
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+ > Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Drakon-Systems-Ltd/multi-clawd/v1.7.1/SETUP-AGENT.md
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  > and follow it to set up multi-clawd on this machine. I own a second
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  > Claude account — ask me when you need me to log in.
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  "id": "multi-clawd",
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  "name": "multi-clawd",
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- "version": "1.7.0",
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+ "version": "1.7.1",
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  "description": "Register additional Claude Code logins (Max/Pro accounts) as first-class OpenClaw CLI backends for cross-account failover, keeping the full skills/MCP harness on every account.",
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  "cliBackends": [
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  "claw1",
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@drakon-systems/multi-clawd",
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- "version": "1.7.0",
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+ "version": "1.7.1",
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  "description": "Multi-account Claude Code failover for OpenClaw — register additional Claude (Max/Pro) logins as first-class CLI backends and keep the full skills/MCP harness across every account.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "MIT",