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# `@harapter/adapter-openclaw`
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`@harapter/adapter-openclaw` maps the official `openclaw acp` stdio bridge to
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Gateway. Harapter starts only the exact adapter-owned command selected by the
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## Installation
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[license record](../../licenses/openclaw.md).
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close, and Client disposal.
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same isolated Gateway Session, and verified native cancellation with an
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authoritative `run.cancelled` terminal. The resumed Session and both Clients
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were disposed, and no model-facing tools or approval interactions were observed.
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to admit newer releases and validates their ACP identity and observed structures
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instead of using the recorded version as an executable allowlist.
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opens a new bridge connection, resumes the same isolated Gateway Session, and
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submits a second long-response Prompt for immediate native cancellation. It logs
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no Provider traffic, requires authoritative `run.completed` and `run.cancelled`
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terminals, and rejects every tool or approval Event. A skipped or failed live
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test is not support evidence. The scheduled canary uses a generated, text-only
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model route with OpenClaw's model tool support disabled, disables model catalog
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refresh, plugins, browser automation, MCP, channels, cron, heartbeat, telemetry,
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auditing, and shell environment loading, and retains no Runtime state or logs
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after its ephemeral job ends. The model credential is an environment-backed
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SecretRef resolved by the isolated Gateway and is removed before the Harapter
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test process starts the ACP bridge. The bridge also omits the temporary
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working-directory prefix from the Prompt.
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The recorded live lifecycle above proves the supported ACP v1 completed text
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Run, isolated Session resume, and native cancellation paths. Approval, image
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input, and effective workspace execution remain live-unverified. Those
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capabilities retain their documented `native`, `unknown`, or unsupported status
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according to deterministic protocol evidence; hosts that depend on an unverified
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capability should run focused live evidence before production use.
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Shared Gateway session routing, history replay, per-Session MCP configuration,
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import { type ProviderAdapterFactory } from '@harapter/core';
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/** Connection limits accepted in an OpenClaw Profile's providerOptions. */
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export interface OpenClawProfileOptions {
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readonly cancelSettlementTimeoutMs?: number;
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readonly maxBufferedEvents?: number;
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readonly maxPendingInboundRequests?: number;
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readonly maxPendingRequests?: number;
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readonly maxPendingWrites?: number;
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readonly operationTimeoutMs?: number;
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readonly requestTimeoutMs?: number;
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}
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/** Provider extension for observing bounded, redacted ACP observations. */
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readonly runtimeIdentity: string;
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requestExtension<TResult = unknown>(method: string, params?: unknown, options?: Readonly<{
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}>): Promise<TResult>;
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