@remnic/plugin-openclaw 9.69.56 → 9.69.57

package/dist/index.js

@@ -8062,8 +8062,7 @@ function registerDelegateRuntime(api, options) {
   const promptLinesBySession = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
   const promptInjectionEnabled = options.allowPromptInjection && options.recallBudgetChars !== 0;
   const useSectionBuilder = typeof api.registerMemoryPromptSection === "function";
-  const useCapabilityBuilder = !useSectionBuilder && typeof api.registerMemoryCapability === "function";
-  const cachePromptLines = useSectionBuilder || useCapabilityBuilder;
+  const cachePromptLines = useSectionBuilder;
   const capability = registerDelegateMemoryCapability(api, {
     serviceId: options.serviceId,
     target,
@@ -8097,14 +8096,10 @@ function registerDelegateRuntime(api, options) {
     workspaceDir: options.capability.workspaceDir,
     agentIds: options.capability.agentIds,
     allowPromptInjection: promptInjectionEnabled,
-    // The section builder owns the destructive read when it exists; otherwise
-    // the capability builder IS the sole consumer and must evict, or a stale
-    // section would be re-injected on the next turn.
-    readPromptLines: (sessionKey) => {
-      const lines = promptLinesBySession.get(sessionKey) ?? null;
-      if (!useSectionBuilder) promptLinesBySession.delete(sessionKey);
-      return lines;
-    },
+    // Peek only. The section builder's own builder function owns eviction,
+    // and on hosts without one (OpenClaw 2.0) the hook never caches — it
+    // injects directly — so this can never double-inject behind the hook.
+    readPromptLines: (sessionKey) => promptLinesBySession.get(sessionKey) ?? null,
     extractionMaxTurnChars: options.capability.extractionMaxTurnChars,
     flushModel: options.capability.flushModel,
     configuredSearchBackend: options.capability.configuredSearchBackend,