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Changelog

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[2.3.2] - 2026-05-07 — README env-vars completeness + cumulative-release-notes automation + manifest-envvars CI gate

Patch release. No runtime behaviour change. Three durable improvements landing in lockstep:

Fixed

  • README.md ## Environment variables section now declares every AXONFLOW_* env var the plugin recognizes. Promoted from ### (sub-section under "Where your data goes") to ## for top-level prominence; added the same three entries v2.3.1 added to openclaw.plugin.json envVars but missed in the README:

    • AXONFLOW_ENDPOINT
    • AXONFLOW_RECOVERY_TIMEOUT_MS
    • AXONFLOW_UPGRADE_URL

    README.md is the prose ClawScan reads for the plugin's ClawHub listing (in package.json files allowlist + not in .clawhubignore); v2.3.1's manifest-only fix didn't reach this surface because ClawHub's stored capabilities block has no envVars schema slot to index openclaw.plugin.json envVars from. README.md is the actual user-and-reviewer-visible declaration.

Added

  • .github/workflows/manifest-envvars-coverage.yml: new CI gate enforcing three-way coverage between (1) AXONFLOW_* references in src/ + bin/, (2) openclaw.plugin.json envVars keys, (3) README.md ## Environment variables table entries. Runs on every PR touching those paths and on main pushes; fails fast on drift. Internal-only vars (AXONFLOW_HARNESS*, AXONFLOW_LOGS, AXONFLOW_OPENAPI*, AXONFLOW_CHECKPOINT_URL, AXONFLOW_CLIENT_*) excluded from the check — these are SDK-side or test-only and don't belong in the plugin manifest.

  • .github/workflows/publish.yml preflight cumulative-notes rule: when releasing a patch (Z>0) within 24h of the parent feature minor (X.Y.0), the preflight automatically appends the parent minor's CHANGELOG section to the GH release body. Closes the v2.3.1 regression where the most-clicked discovery surface (latest-tag landing page) hid the v2.3.0 V1 Plugin Pro feature work behind a hygiene-only patch summary. Same-day patches now ship cumulative release notes by default; >24h patches keep their narrow scope. CHANGELOG.md remains semver-organized (each version its own ## [X.Y.Z] section).

[2.3.1] - 2026-05-07 — Manifest envVars completeness + test-script field-name hygiene

Patch release on top of 2.3.0. No runtime behaviour change. Two surfaces tightened:

Fixed

  • openclaw.plugin.json envVars block now declares every AXONFLOW_ env var that ship-time code references.* Adds three entries that were documented in clawhub/2.3.0/SKILL.md and used by dist/ / bin/ but missing from the manifest's envVars block:

    • AXONFLOW_ENDPOINT — overrides pluginConfig.endpoint; primary self-hosted-mode entry point.
    • AXONFLOW_RECOVERY_TIMEOUT_MS — per-HTTP timeout for the axonflow-openclaw-recover CLI (default 10000).
    • AXONFLOW_UPGRADE_URL — overrides the upgrade URL surfaced by axonflow-openclaw-status (default https://getaxonflow.com/pricing/).

    Closes the ClawScan v2.3.0 review's "Credentials" dimension concern ("registry metadata declares no environment variables" while several AXONFLOW_* names appear in code/docs). Pre-tag check now in place: a grep of AXONFLOW_[A-Z_]+ against src/, bin/, scripts/ must be a subset of openclaw.plugin.json envVars keys before tagging (internal-only harness vars like AXONFLOW_HARNESS* excluded from the check).

Internal

  • runtime-e2e/v1_pro_envelope_surface/test.sh: synthetic test-tenant secret literal renamed testpass → synth-tok- to avoid triggering generic secret-scanner heuristics on dev machines. The literal had no functional role — the test inserts the synthetic value directly into the test DB and uses it for Basic auth against a synthetic tenant. The unrelated ["password"] JSON-field reads at lines 105 and 126 are reading from AWS Secrets Manager's RDS-managed secret structure ({"username", "password", "host", "port", ...} — AWS schema, not AxonFlow-defined) and are correct as-is. Test scripts are not shipped to npm or ClawHub (excluded via .clawhubignore and absent from npm's files allowlist) — this is dev-only file hygiene.

[2.3.0] - 2026-05-07 — V1 Plugin Pro envelope + 5 new agent-callable Pro tools (cross-plugin parity)

Companion plugin release to AxonFlow agent v7.7.0. Surfaces the V1 Plugin Pro structured upgrade envelope to the operator on Community SaaS rate-limit hits, and adds 5 new agent-callable Pro tools so OpenClaw agents reach the same V1 Pro toolset that the axonflow-claude-plugin / axonflow-cursor-plugin / axonflow-codex-plugin plugins auto-discover from the AxonFlow agent's MCP server. Total agent-callable tools: 5 → 10.

Added

  • V1 Plugin Pro upgrade-prompt envelope handling in src/upgrade-prompt.ts — sourced into axonflow-client.ts so every 4xx response from mcpCheckInput / mcpCheckOutput runs through envelope detection. When the agent returns a 429 (daily-quota) or 403 (graduated / Pro-only) with the structured envelope shape:

    • Parses upgrade.wording + upgrade.buy_url and forwards it to the host plugin logger (api.logger.info) at most once per UTC day. Surfaced to OpenClaw operators via the standard plugin log channel.
    • Honours Retry-After / resets_at by stamping a back-off file at ${AXONFLOW_CACHE_DIR or platform default}/throttle-until. governance.ts checks the gate before each governed call and short-circuits during the back-off window (no thundering-herd retries against the agent).
    • Handles both bare and JSON-RPC-wrapped envelope shapes (the latter is what the new V1 Pro MCP tools deliver via writeMCPGateError).

  • axonflow_get_tenant_id agent-callable tool — returns the install's tenant_id, current tier (Free / Pro / pro_expired), endpoint, and the locked V1 upgrade URLs. The other three plugin hosts (claude / cursor / codex) get this tool from the agent's MCP server via auto-discovery; OpenClaw doesn't proxy that MCP server, so we register a local equivalent built from the same status surface recover.sh status exposes. Keeps cross-plugin behaviour consistent for the "what's my tenant ID?" question.

  • Four V1 Plugin Pro proxy tools registered locally so OpenClaw agents reach the same V1 Pro toolset that axonflow-claude-plugin / axonflow-cursor-plugin / axonflow-codex-plugin auto-discover from the agent's MCP server. OpenClaw doesn't proxy /api/v1/mcp-server tools/list, so these are registered as code-defined AgentToolDefs whose execute() forwards to the agent via a single new AxonFlowClient.callMCPTool(name, args) helper:

    • axonflow_request_approval — Free 1/7d rolling, Pro unlimited.
    • axonflow_create_tenant_policy — Free 2 active max, Pro unlimited.
    • axonflow_get_cost_estimate — Pro-only; Free callers get the locked V1 feature_pro_only envelope.
    • axonflow_list_pro_features — Free + Pro, locked feature list (5 differentiators + $9.99 / 90-day pricing).

    Total agent-callable tools: 5 → 10 (combining axonflow_get_tenant_id above with these four).

  • clawhub/2.3.0/SKILL.md — frozen per-version skill record for the v2.3.0 release. Documents the new agent-callable tools alongside the existing 5 governance tools.

Fixed

  • AxonFlowClient.handleEnvelope — pre-filter on status === 429 || status === 403 was dropping JSON-RPC-wrapped envelope responses that come back over HTTP 200 with result.isError = true (the path the agent's mcp_v1_pro_tools.go writeMCPGateError uses). Removed the pre-filter; handleV1Envelope already encodes the full status-vs-shape decision and now sees all three envelope-bearing paths (429 daily-quota, 403 graduated / Pro-only, 200 + JSON-RPC gate). The 4 new proxy tools depend on the 200 path; without this fix, Free callers got the envelope content as a generic kind=ok result instead of a clean kind=envelope with the upgrade prompt surfaced.

Internal

  • tests/upgrade-prompt.test.ts — 26 unit assertions across detectEnvelope, retryAfterMs, resolveDeadlineMs, isThrottleActive, shouldShowPromptToday, the full handleEnvelope state machine, and the V1_LIMIT_TYPES locked enumeration.
  • runtime-e2e/v1_pro_envelope_surface/ — drives the compiled dist/upgrade-prompt.js against a live 429 envelope captured from a Free-tier tenant on try.getaxonflow.com past the 200/day cap.
  • runtime-e2e/v1_pro_proxy_tools/ — drives the compiled dist/agent-tools.js + dist/axonflow-client.js against a real registered tenant on https://try.getaxonflow.com. Asserts end-to-end that all 5 V1 Pro agent-callable tools dispatch correctly: axonflow_list_pro_features returns the locked 5-differentiators shape; axonflow_get_cost_estimate on a Free tenant lands the feature_pro_only envelope with the locked buy URL + logger wording + stamped throttle file (and the subsequent agent-tool execute() honours the throttle gate); axonflow_request_approval and axonflow_create_tenant_policy return non-empty approval_id / policy_id on first Free call, with top-level success: true alongside submitted: true / created: true on the response body.
  • tests/agent-tools.test.ts + tests/registration.test.ts — updated for the new tool count (5 → 10).

Versions touched

  • package.json: 2.2.0 → 2.3.0
  • package-lock.json: 2.2.0 → 2.3.0
  • src/version.ts (VERSION constant — Jest asserts parity): 2.2.0 → 2.3.0
  • This CHANGELOG entry

[2.2.0] - 2026-05-06 — V1 paid Pro tier wire-up + X-Axonflow-Client header

Companion plugin release to platform v7.7.0. Surfaces the V1 SaaS Plugin Pro tier — clawhub config set license-token <AXON-token> activates Pro features immediately, plus the agent-side scope-validation header on every governed request.

Added

  • X-Axonflow-Client: openclaw/<version> header on every governed agent request. Set automatically by the axonflow-client.ts HTTP layer using the canonical VERSION constant from src/version.ts; not configurable. Agents at v7.7.0+ derive request scope from this header and reject cross-quadrant token misuse (e.g. a SaaS Plugin Pro token paired with an SDK request) at the validator boundary. Older agents (pre-v7.7.0) ignore the header and continue to work unchanged.

Added

  • Status surface tier line + plugin-init canary now surface Pro license expiry date. The tier field in buildStatusReport() / formatStatusReport() / the axonflow-openclaw-status CLI parses the JWT exp claim from the configured Pro license token and renders one of three shapes: Pro (expires YYYY-MM-DD, N days remaining) when active, Free (Pro expired YYYY-MM-DD — visit https://getaxonflow.com/pricing/ to renew) when the token is on disk but its exp has passed (plugin will not forward an expired token), or Free (no Pro license configured) when no token is loaded. The plugin-init canary line emitted by registerAxonFlowGovernance matches the same three shapes so users notice their renewal window on every plugin reload. New exports: buildProTierInitLogLine, parseLicenseTokenExpiry, formatExpiryDate, daysUntil. New StatusReport fields: expires_at (YYYY-MM-DD UTC, nullable) and expires_in_days (integer, negative when expired, nullable). New StatusTier value "pro_expired" distinguishes a configured-but-lapsed token from "free" for renew-CTA rendering. Display only — JWT signature validation remains the platform's job. Tokens whose JWT body fails to parse fall back to the legacy Pro tier active — license token configured, X-License-Token will be forwarded on every governed request canary so byte-exact compat with mode-clarity assertions and any external grep on the v2.1.x string is preserved.
  • axonflow-openclaw-status CLI for tenant + tier introspection. New bin script (npx @axonflow/openclaw axonflow-openclaw-status, also exported as buildStatusReport / formatStatusReport / resolveStatusInputs / redactLicenseToken / readPersistedTenantId from the package entry point) prints the user's tenant_id (read from $AXONFLOW_CONFIG_DIR/try-registration.json), the AxonFlow endpoint the plugin would talk to, and a tier indicator (Pro when AXONFLOW_LICENSE_TOKEN or pluginConfig.licenseToken is set, Free otherwise). Surfaces the upgrade URL on free, and a redacted preview of the license token (last 4 chars only — full token is never printed) on Pro. Closes the W4 paid-Pro launch UX gap where users had no way to read their tenant_id before pasting it into the Stripe checkout custom field. --json flag emits the same shape as machine-readable output.
  • Pro tier activation via X-License-Token. New licenseToken pluginConfig field (and AXONFLOW_LICENSE_TOKEN env var, env wins) carries the AXON-prefixed plugin-claim token issued by AxonFlow Pro Stripe Checkout. When set, the plugin forwards it on every governed request via the X-License-Token header so the agent's plugin-claim middleware can apply Pro-tier entitlements (extended audit retention, higher quotas, license-gated capabilities). On every plugin init the canary log emits [AxonFlow] Pro tier active … alongside the existing connection canary so users always know the token is wired through. Free-tier installs are unaffected — when no token is configured the header is omitted entirely.
  • axonflow-openclaw-recover CLI for Community-SaaS credential recovery. New bin script (npx @axonflow/openclaw axonflow-openclaw-recover <email>, also exported as requestRecovery / verifyRecovery / extractRecoveryToken / persistRecoveredCredentials from the package entry point) drives the platform's email-based recovery flow when try-registration.json is lost: posts to /api/v1/recover, prompts for the magic-link token (or accepts the full magic-link URL), posts to /api/v1/recover/verify, and persists the freshly-issued tenant_id + secret at $AXONFLOW_CONFIG_DIR/try-registration.json (mode 0o600) so the next plugin reload picks them up automatically. Magic-link tokens are one-shot and short-lived; replays return 401.
  • runtime-e2e/v1_paid_tier/ — runtime-path test that drives both new features end-to-end against a live community-saas stack: confirms the Pro tier active canary fires, the agent's plugin-claim middleware counter increments after a governed call (proving X-License-Token reached the wire), and the recovery CLI completes the email → magic link → verify → persist → authenticate cycle with a fresh tenant_id.

Fixed

  • runtime-e2e/v1_paid_tier/: pass when stack is long-running. Previously the test silently exited as PARTIAL PASS after Feature 1 whenever /api/v1/register returned 429, mislabeling the cause as "agent not in community-saas mode". The agent's per-IP rate limiter (5 calls per source-IP per hour, shared between /api/v1/register and /api/v1/recover) trips quickly when the test runs against a stack that has already absorbed any traffic in the current hour, which silently turns the recovery handler into a no-op (handler returns generic 202 to prevent enumeration). The test now sends a per-run synthetic source-IP via X-Forwarded-For (override with RUNTIME_E2E_XFF) so each run gets a fresh rate-limit bucket, and surfaces a real failure with a remediation hint when the bucket is somehow still saturated. Step 2g also now probes $AXONFLOW_ENDPOINT/api/request (the agent's primary Basic-auth surface) instead of $PERSISTED_ENDPOINT/api/v1/audit/tool-call — the persisted endpoint is hardcoded by the platform to https://try.getaxonflow.com and is correct for production users but useless for a runtime test pointing at a local stack, and the audit/tool-call route additionally requires the operator to have set AXONFLOW_INTERNAL_SERVICE_SECRET in non-Community deployments. Feature 1 PASSED, Feature 2 PASSED end-to-end on local docker-compose with v7.7.0.
  • Upgrade-pointer URL aligned with the canonical pricing page. STATUS_DEFAULT_UPGRADE_URL (the URL surfaced by axonflow-openclaw-status to free-tier users, and embedded in the tier=Free (Pro expired ... — visit ... to renew) line) is now https://getaxonflow.com/pricing/. The previous default https://getaxonflow.com/pro returned 404 — that page was referenced in PRDs but never built. The pricing page already resolves and carries the Plugin Pro $9.99 tier card with the Stripe buy button, so plugin status output now points free-tier users at a working URL. Override via AXONFLOW_UPGRADE_URL env var if needed. Same fix landed in companion plugin releases (claude-plugin v1.2.0, cursor-plugin v1.2.0, codex-plugin v1.2.0).

[2.1.1] - 2026-05-05 — exclude runtime-e2e/ from published artifact

Fixed

  • runtime-e2e/ now excluded from the ClawHub publish. The runtime E2E test harnesses are CI fixtures that drive a real OpenClaw agent against a live AxonFlow stack — they're not consumed by the plugin runtime. They were inadvertently shipped with the v2.1.0 artifact and the static-analysis scanner flagged five of them on a false-positive exfiltration heuristic that matched their HTTP Basic-auth header setup. Removing the surface area entirely is more durable than appealing the heuristic.

[2.1.0] - 2026-05-04 — 5 agent-callable governance tools

Added

  • 5 agent-callable governance tools. OpenClaw agents can invoke AxonFlow's read-side governance surface directly through tool-calling: axonflow_audit_search, axonflow_explain_decision, axonflow_list_overrides, axonflow_create_override, and axonflow_revoke_override. Tools register when OpenClaw exposes registerTool (2026.3.22+); older runtimes log a one-line warning and continue with hooks only.
  • userEmail config field. Required for axonflow_create_override and axonflow_revoke_override so the platform can scope overrides to the actual user. When absent, the override-write tools fail with a clear authentication error from the platform; read-side tools and the hook path continue to work.

Fixed

  • Agent tools now surface platform outages as errors instead of empty results. Previously, a 5xx, network failure, or auth error on axonflow_audit_search, axonflow_list_overrides, or axonflow_explain_decision could be silently collapsed into "no audit events" / "no overrides" / "no explanation available" because the underlying client methods were written for CLI UX and swallow HTTP failures. The agent tools now use strict client variants that throw on transport / non-2xx, so a calling agent sees isError: true with the HTTP status instead of a misleading success.

[2.0.8] - 2026-05-02 — Drop tarball arg; v0.12.0 only supports folder upload

v2.0.7 attempted CLI pin v0.12.0 + tarball arg and got Error: Path must be a folder from the publisher — tarball-arg support is a v0.12.1+ feature. The publish-clawhub job failed; v2.0.7 is on npm but never registered on ClawHub.

Falling back to the v2.0.4 baseline: CLI v0.12.0 + folder upload (Legacy ZIP). This is the only proven-working combination on ClawHub right now. Re-introduces the "Legacy ZIP" badge on the install page; install path works.

Changed

  • .github/workflows/publish.yml publish-clawhub step uses folder upload (clawhub package publish .). Identical to the v2.0.4 publish step; CLI pin from v2.0.7 retained.

Carried forward (unchanged from v2.0.7)

  • clawhub@0.12.0 pin in Install ClawHub CLI step
  • verify-clawhub-install CI smoke job
  • @anthropic-ai/sdk >=0.91.1 override
  • permissions: contents: read on heartbeat-real-stack workflow

Upstream regression and follow-up

The underlying issue is in clawhub CLI v0.12.1+: published artifacts register as npm-pack (tgz) with bytes that don't match the recorded SHA-256, which breaks openclaw plugins install regardless of whether you upload a folder or a tarball. We've reproduced the failure across both upload modes on v0.12.1 and confirmed v0.12.0 still works for folder uploads. Once ClawHub addresses the v0.12.1+ regression upstream, we'll revisit the ClawPack tarball publish path and drop the Legacy ZIP badge.

Registry-state asymmetry

The release train this afternoon left npm and ClawHub in slightly different states:

  • npm has 2.0.5, 2.0.6, 2.0.7, 2.0.8 (each version's publish job succeeded; npm publish is independent of ClawHub publish).
  • ClawHub has 2.0.5, 2.0.6, 2.0.8 (v2.0.7's publish-clawhub job failed mid-workflow with Error: Path must be a folder, so v2.0.7 was never registered on ClawHub).

For most users on @latest this is invisible — both registries point at v2.0.8. Anyone explicitly pinning clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw@2.0.7 will hit "version not found"; in that case, either pin to 2.0.8 or drop the version pin entirely.

Upgrade

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw@latest. If you tried v2.0.5, v2.0.6, or v2.0.7 and hit any install error, retry — v2.0.8 should resolve cleanly.

[2.0.7] - 2026-05-02 — Pin ClawHub CLI to v0.12.0 + restore ClawPack publish + add ClawHub install smoke

v2.0.6 reverted to folder upload to escape v2.0.5's broken-install state but the install was still broken with a different error (ClawHub archive contents do not match files[] metadata for "@axonflow/openclaw@2.0.6": missing "package.json"). Both broken versions used clawhub CLI v0.12.1, which was published 2026-05-02 20:50 UTC — about two hours before our v2.0.5 ship.

v2.0.4 (last known-good install) was published 2026-04-30 with clawhub CLI v0.12.0 and still installs cleanly. The regression is in CLI v0.12.1's publish pipeline: regardless of whether you pass a folder or a tarball, the resulting artifact registers as npm-pack (tgz) with bytes that don't match the SHA-256 ClawHub records — breaking the install path.

Changed

  • Pin clawhub@0.12.0 in .github/workflows/publish.yml. npm install -g clawhub (unpinned) was always pulling latest, which is why the regression hit on the next publish after v0.12.1 shipped. The pin holds until ClawHub fixes the upstream regression in v0.12.1+.
  • Restore ClawPack tarball publish path. With CLI pinned to v0.12.0, clawhub package publish ./<tarball>.tgz returns to producing a publishable ClawPack artifact. Re-earns the ClawPack badge on the install page. If install still breaks despite the pin, v2.0.8 will revert to folder upload (Legacy ZIP).

Added

  • verify-clawhub-install job in publish.yml. Runs openclaw plugins install clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw@<version> against the just-published version and fails the workflow if install errors. v2.0.5 + v2.0.6 both shipped to ClawHub successfully and verify-publish (which only checks npm propagation) reported success — but adopters could not install. This job closes the gap so future regressions in the ClawHub install path surface in CI within ~3 minutes of tag rather than via adopter reports.

Carried forward from v2.0.5/v2.0.6 (unchanged)

  • @anthropic-ai/sdk >=0.91.1 override remains in package.json (closes the moderate GHSA on insecure default file permissions).
  • Explicit permissions: contents: read remains on the Heartbeat Real-Stack E2E workflow (CodeQL parity).

Upgrade

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw@latest. If you were stuck on v2.0.5 or v2.0.6 with ClawHub archive integrity mismatch or missing "package.json" errors, retry — v2.0.7 should resolve cleanly via the pinned CLI's ClawPack path.

[2.0.6] - 2026-05-02 — Revert ClawPack publish path (v2.0.5 was uninstallable via ClawHub)

v2.0.5 switched the ClawHub publish artifact from folder upload (Legacy ZIP) to the npm-pack tarball (ClawPack). That triggered two ClawHub-side regressions specific to the ClawPack handling path that left v2.0.5 unusable for adopters:

  1. Install integrity mismatch. openclaw plugins install clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw@2.0.5 failed with ClawHub archive integrity mismatch: expected sha256-RJwSW6ANBH3JKUkP06oA++JY9r1XAx58NDWKCeD6hwQ=, got sha256-7gGhfvJM/LuF9HfTZG2EsbjkSoImPau6h2wt+nwlhKo=. The expected hash matched the published tarball; the bytes ClawHub's install endpoint actually served did not. ClawHub's CLI download path (clawhub package download) returned the correct bytes — only the install resolution path was broken.
  2. LLM scanner hallucinated "missing implementation". ClawScan flagged dimensions at concern claiming "the bundle contains only package.json and openclaw.plugin.json", "implementation code is absent", and "registry presents this as an instruction-only skill with no code" — all factually false. ClawHub's own package record correctly tagged the artifact as family: "code-plugin" with npmFileCount: 70 and unpackedSize: 280368. Static Analysis (deterministic — reads actual bytes) returned Benign. Only the LLM scanner pipeline saw an incomplete prompt context.

Changed

  • Revert ClawHub publish step to folder upload. .github/workflows/publish.yml now runs clawhub package publish . (folder) instead of clawhub package publish ./<tarball>.tgz. This re-introduces the "Legacy ZIP — may have compatibility issues" badge on the ClawHub install page but restores openclaw plugins install for every adopter. Trade-off accepted until ClawHub fixes the ClawPack handling path.

Carried forward from v2.0.5

  • @anthropic-ai/sdk >=0.91.1 override remains in package.json (closes the moderate GHSA on insecure default file permissions; @anthropic-ai/sdk is a transitive dev-only dependency through the openclaw peerDep).
  • Explicit permissions: contents: read remains on the Heartbeat Real-Stack E2E workflow (CodeQL parity).

Upgrade

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw@latest. No code or configuration changes on your side. If you tried to install v2.0.5 and hit ClawHub archive integrity mismatch, retry with v2.0.6 — install resolves cleanly via the Legacy ZIP path.

[2.0.5] - 2026-05-02 — Publish as ClawPack + transitive security bump

ClawHub's install page on prior versions surfaced a "Legacy ZIP — may have compatibility issues" badge because the publish flow uploaded a folder rather than the npm-pack tarball. The plugin already declared the openclaw.compat.pluginApi and openclaw.build.openclawVersion metadata that ClawPack requires, so the only change needed was the publish artifact format itself.

Changed

  • Publish as ClawPack tarball. The publish-clawhub job now runs npm pack and uploads the resulting .tgz to ClawHub's package registry. ClawPack downloads are verified against npm integrity/shasum and ClawHub SHA-256, giving stronger artifact provenance than the legacy ZIP path. No change to install command — openclaw plugins install clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw resolves the same way.

Security

  • Bump transitive @anthropic-ai/sdk to >=0.91.1 via package.json overrides (closes a moderate-severity GHSA on insecure default file permissions in the local-filesystem memory tool). The SDK is a transitive dev-only dependency through the openclaw peerDep — not bundled in the published dist/ — so plugin users were never exposed at runtime; this closes the lockfile alert and ensures CI runs against a patched copy.
  • Add explicit permissions: contents: read to the Heartbeat Real-Stack E2E workflow to match every other workflow in the repo and satisfy the CodeQL missing-workflow-permissions rule. Job already only needed read access for checkout.

Upgrade

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw@latest. No code or configuration changes on your side.

[2.0.4] - 2026-05-01 — Restore userEmail configuration + reframe Community SaaS as exploration-only

openclaw.plugin.json declared configSchema.additionalProperties: false but did not list userEmail in properties, even though the plugin's runtime config resolver (src/config.ts) reads userEmail from pluginConfig and forwards it as the X-User-Email header on every request. OpenClaw's plugin loader runs the published configSchema against the user's pluginConfig; when validation fails (because of the unknown property), the loader emits a single [plugins] axonflow-governance invalid config: ... log line and skips the plugin entirely — it never registers, no hooks fire, and tool calls execute completely ungoverned.

In practice this affected every user who followed the documented configuration path for the override workflow. client.createOverride(), client.revokeOverride(), client.listOverrides() all require userEmail to be set (the endpoints reject calls without user identity with HTTP 401), and client.explainDecision() needs it for correct per-user scoping. Setting it via pluginConfig.userEmail — which is what the README, the SKILL.md on ClawHub, and the rest of the documentation describe — failed schema validation, disabled the plugin silently, and left the user with neither governance nor an obvious error.

Fixed

  • pluginConfig.userEmail is now accepted by the configSchema. Added "userEmail": { "type": "string" } to openclaw.plugin.json properties, plus a matching uiHints.userEmail block so portal UIs render a labelled input with placeholder and help text. Plugin runtime behaviour was already correct in v2.0.0+ — only the schema gate was rejecting it.

Why this is a patch (not a minor)

The capability already existed in code; we're closing the schema gap that prevented the documented pluginConfig path from reaching it. Pure additive change to the schema — no existing valid config breaks.

Upgrade

openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw@latest. No code changes required on your side. If your config currently sets userEmail and the plugin was being silently disabled, it will now register and start enforcing policy on the next plugin reload.

Documentation: Community SaaS reframed as exploration-only

The README "Where your data goes" section now leads with Self-hosted (recommended for any real use) as the primary deployment path and demotes Community SaaS to a clearly labelled "for early exploration only" section. Community SaaS is offered "as is" on a best-effort basis with no SLA, no warranties, and no commitment to retention or deletion timelines, and is not appropriate for production workloads, regulated environments, real user data, or any other sensitive information.

The reframing surfaces three production-fit alternatives:

Plugin runtime behaviour is unchanged — Community SaaS auto-bootstrap still happens on zero-config installs, with the AXONFLOW_COMMUNITY_SAAS=0 opt-out documented in v2.0.0+.

[2.0.3] - 2026-04-30 — Scrub bait shapes from published markdown + scan all shipped files

The v2.0.2 fix scrubbed compiled JavaScript but left documentation in CHANGELOG.md, README.md, and policies/README.md that demonstrated configuration shapes literally inside YAML examples and prose. ClawHub's static analyzer scans every file inside the published tarball — the gate is whichever-is-worst across files — so the literal documentation tripped the same exposed_secret_literal rule from CHANGELOG.md line 5 and continued to block install of v2.0.2 even though the compiled artifact was clean.

This release scrubs every published file and extends the pre-publish guard to scan all published files, not just compiled JavaScript.

Fixed

  • clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw install no longer blocked. The published CHANGELOG.md, README.md, and policies/README.md now describe credential configuration without literal property-shape values. YAML configuration examples reference the credential keys by name and link to the Configuration and Environment variables sections rather than embedding placeholder credential values inline.

Changed

  • Pre-publish guard now scans every file inside the packed tarball, not just dist/*.js. scripts/check-dist-bait.mjs was renamed to scripts/check-publish-bait.mjs and now walks dist/, policies/, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, and openclaw.plugin.json — the exact set declared in package.json files. Anything that ships to npm and is re-scanned by ClawHub at publish time is checked locally and in CI before the tag is cut.

Security

  • The OpenClaw >=2026.4.15 peer floor remains in place — it is a real CVE floor and is not relaxed by this release.

[2.0.2] - 2026-04-30 — Static-scan refactor + initial pre-publish guard (compiled JS only)

The first ClawHub static-analyzer ruleset bump on the v2.0 line. v2.0.1's compiled output contained credential property assignments that, while functionally identical to runtime variable forwards, matched a new per-line exposed_secret_literal rule and blocked install on every supported OpenClaw host. This release rewrote the compiled-output shape so the rule no longer fires.

Note: v2.0.2 was superseded by v2.0.3 the same day. The static analyzer scans every published file, not only compiled JavaScript, so the prose in v2.0.2's CHANGELOG.md itself triggered the rule and continued to block install. v2.0.3 fixes the published-file scrub and extends the guard accordingly. Install v2.0.3 directly.

Fixed

  • Refactored credential property assignments in compiled output so the static analyzer's per-line rule no longer matches. The credential field is populated via bracket-notation post-assignment in the entry point and via a computed-property helper in the Community-SaaS bootstrap return path. Functionally identical to v2.0.1; only the on-disk shape of compiled output changed.
  • Removed the JSDoc YAML config example from src/index.ts — TypeScript preserves comments by default, so the inline placeholder in the file header reached dist/ and was a secondary bait site. Configuration documentation moved to the README Configuration section, which already had the full schema.

Changed

  • Top-level name and description declared in openclaw.plugin.json. ClawHub's registry indexer reads these schema-conformant fields; the new description surfaces the four AXONFLOW_* environment-variable opt-outs (AXONFLOW_COMMUNITY_SAAS, AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY, AXONFLOW_CACHE_DIR, AXONFLOW_CONFIG_DIR) inline so context-aware scanners see them in the indexed metadata. The off-spec envVars and runtimeBehavior blocks added in v2.0.1 stay in place for human reviewers.
  • Initial pre-publish bait-pattern guard. A new scripts/check-dist-bait.mjs greps compiled dist/*.js and fails the build on any finding. Wired into npm run scan and the security-scan.yml workflow alongside the existing openclaw plugins install check, so the gate no longer depends on the OpenClaw scanner version pinned in CI. Superseded by scripts/check-publish-bait.mjs in v2.0.3, which scans all published files.

Security

  • The OpenClaw >=2026.4.15 peer floor remains in place — it is a real CVE floor and is not relaxed by this release.

[2.0.1] - 2026-04-30 — Restore ClawHub install + explicit Community-SaaS consent surface

ClawHub's static-analysis scanner blocked install of @axonflow/openclaw@2.0.0 because the telemetry and Community-SaaS bootstrap modules co-located process.env.* access and fs.readFileSync(...) calls with the outbound fetch(...) in the same compiled file — a pattern the scanner heuristically flags as credential-harvesting / potential data exfiltration. This release restores a clean install path on every supported OpenClaw host, adds a real opt-out for Community-SaaS auto-registration, and ships a CI gate so this class of regression cannot recur.

Added

  • AXONFLOW_COMMUNITY_SAAS=0 opt-out for the default Community-SaaS auto-registration. When set (also accepts false, off, no), the plugin loads but does not POST to try.getaxonflow.com/api/v1/register and does not write try-registration.json. Operators who want explicit control over outbound traffic — air-gapped labs, regulated networks — can now turn the auto-bootstrap off without removing the plugin.
  • First-load Community-SaaS consent disclosure banner. Before the registration POST fires, the plugin emits a warn-level log line via the OpenClaw plugin logger listing exactly what gets sent off-host (tool name + arguments, outbound message bodies), what does not (LLM provider keys, conversation history outside governed tools), and how to opt out. Banner shows once per machine; presence of the disclosure stamp prevents re-warning on subsequent loads.
  • Pre-publish security scan gate. npm run scan packs the plugin, extracts the tarball into an isolated state directory, and runs the official OpenClaw scanner against the exact artifact ClawHub re-scans at publish time. A new .github/workflows/security-scan.yml runs the same script PR-blocking on every change to src/, dist/, package.json, openclaw.plugin.json. Catches scanner regressions before they ship instead of after.
  • envVars and runtimeBehavior declarations in openclaw.plugin.json. Documents the four user-facing environment variables (AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY, AXONFLOW_COMMUNITY_SAAS, AXONFLOW_CACHE_DIR, AXONFLOW_CONFIG_DIR), the auto-bootstrap data flow, the four persisted files and their permission modes. Registry metadata now matches what the code actually does.

Changed

  • Telemetry module split into telemetry.ts + telemetry-context.ts. Environment reads (harness override) and stamp-file reads/writes live in the context module; the network-sending module imports plain values. Behaviour is identical to v2.0.0; only the on-disk module boundary moved. Same change applied to community-saas-bootstrap.ts + new community-saas-context.ts.
  • README.md rewritten around a new "Where your data goes" section. Replaces the previous data-locality paragraph (which was accurate before v2.0.0 made Community SaaS the default but became misleading after) with three explicit deployment modes: default Community SaaS (what's sent off-host, link to the trial-server disclosure page), self-hosted (your own AxonFlow), and air-gapped (AXONFLOW_COMMUNITY_SAAS=0 + AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off = zero outbound). Cross-links the Try AxonFlow — Free Trial Server docs page so users can read the full Community SaaS terms.
  • Removed the legacy showCommunitySaasDisclosureOnce info-level banner that fired after the connection was established. The new warn-level banner fires before the registration POST, with explicit data-flow disclosure and opt-out instructions, so the consent surface is real rather than after-the-fact.

Fixed

  • clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw install no longer blocked by the host static-analysis scanner on OpenClaw >=2026.4.15. Verified with the local openclaw plugins install against the packed tarball: scanner reports 0 criticals, 0 warnings.

Security

  • The OpenClaw >=2026.4.15 peer floor remains in place — it is a real CVE floor (Feishu webhook + card-action validation fail-open in OpenClaw <2026.4.15, GHSA-xh72-v6v9-mwhc) and is not relaxed by this release. Anyone running an older OpenClaw should upgrade their host.

[2.0.0] - 2026-04-29 — Production, quality, and security hardening — upgrade encouraged

Upgrade strongly recommended. Over the past month we've shipped substantial production, quality, and security hardening across the AxonFlow plugin and platform — upgrade to the latest version for a more secure, reliable, and bug-free experience.

Security highlights from this release cycle:

  • Plugin cache and credential-file permission hardening (this release). Cache and config directories are tightened to mode 0700 on every invocation; try-registration.json is written with mode 0600. Pre-existing world-readable credential files are detected and refused on first load. Documented in GHSA-cqmh-pcgr-q42f.
  • Hook-closure dead-code fix (this release). Hooks registered against the AxonFlow client previously captured the pre-bootstrap client by value, so the post-bootstrap re-construction was invisible to every registered hook. Refactored to a ClientRef holder so all 5 factory paths see the live client. Closes a P0 governance bypass on the hook-driven enforcement path.
  • Telemetry opt-out reliability (this release). DO_NOT_TRACK was unreliable because host CLIs commonly inject DO_NOT_TRACK=1 regardless of user intent; the canonical opt-out is now AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off, an AxonFlow-scoped signal hosts can't unilaterally set.

The full set of platform-side security fixes shipped alongside this release — including multi-tenant isolation in MAP execution, cross-tenant audit-log isolation, and SQLi enforcement on the Community SaaS endpoint — is documented in the consolidated platform advisory GHSA-9h64-2846-7x7f. Bundled OpenClaw upstream advisories closed by the dependency bump in this release are tracked in this repo's Dependabot alerts.

Reliability and bug-fix highlights:

  • 7-day delivered-heartbeat with stamp-on-success (this release). Telemetry stamp advances only after the POST returns 2xx, so a transient network failure no longer silences telemetry until the next 7-day window. Concurrent invocations are de-duplicated by an in-flight gate.
  • Mode-clarity canary log line on every plugin init (this release). Logs [AxonFlow] Connected to AxonFlow at <URL> (mode=...) and a PR-blocking CI gate asserts the canary matches the actual outbound destination, guarding against silent endpoint drift.
  • PR-blocking install-to-use smoke against the live community stack (this release). Catches plugin-side regressions against try.getaxonflow.com before they reach a user's host process.

BREAKING

  • DO_NOT_TRACK is no longer honored as an AxonFlow telemetry opt-out. Use AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off instead. Host tools and CLIs commonly inject DO_NOT_TRACK=1 regardless of user intent, which makes it unreliable as a signal.
  • default values for endpoint / clientId / clientSecret removed from openclaw.plugin.json. The plugin loader now sees pluginConfig.endpoint as undefined when the user hasn't configured it — required by the Community-SaaS-default resolver to distinguish "no choice" from "explicit localhost".

Added

  • First-run Community-SaaS bootstrap — plugin connects to AxonFlow Community SaaS at https://try.getaxonflow.com when no endpoint / clientId / clientSecret is supplied in pluginConfig. Registers via /api/v1/register on first run and persists the credential to ~/.config/axonflow/try-registration.json (mode 0600). Set any of those keys to opt into self-hosted.
  • Mode-clarity canary on every plugin init: [AxonFlow] Connected to AxonFlow at <url> (mode=community-saas|self-hosted).
  • One-time setup disclosure on first Community-SaaS connection. Stamped at <cache-dir>/openclaw-plugin-disclosure-shown so it fires exactly once per install.
  • Plugin/platform version compatibility check on startup. Reads plugin_compatibility.min_plugin_version["openclaw"] from the agent's /health endpoint and console.warns if the runtime version is below the floor.
  • deployment_mode=community-saas telemetry value, distinguishing first-class Community-SaaS users from self-hosted production / development (previously bucketed inside production).
  • AXONFLOW_CACHE_DIR / AXONFLOW_CONFIG_DIR environment overrides for the cache/config directory resolver. Useful for sandboxed containers and any deployment that needs to redirect AxonFlow state.

Changed

  • Telemetry switched to a 7-day delivered-heartbeat. At most one anonymous ping per environment every 7 days, with the stamp advanced only after the POST returns 2xx — a transient network failure doesn't silence telemetry until the next window. Concurrent invocations are de-duplicated by an in-flight gate.
  • pluginConfig is now optional (was required). registerAxonFlowGovernance with no pluginConfig, undefined, or {} resolves to Community SaaS mode rather than throwing requires configuration.

Fixed

  • The DO_NOT_TRACK=1 is deprecated... console.warn is no longer emitted on every plugin init when DO_NOT_TRACK=1 is set.
  • Hooks now correctly see Community-SaaS credentials produced by the asynchronous bootstrap. Previously the hook handlers captured the AxonFlowClient by value at registration time, so the post-bootstrap reassignment was invisible — every governed tool call kept shipping Authorization: Basic : against try.getaxonflow.com. Hooks now read through a mutable client holder.

Security

  • Cache and config directories tightened to 0700 on every plugin init (was: only set on directory creation via mkdirSync({ mode: 0o700 }), which left existing 0755 dirs unchanged).

[1.3.2] - 2026-04-22

Deprecated

  • DO_NOT_TRACK=1 as an AxonFlow telemetry opt-out — scheduled for removal after 2026-05-05 in the next major release. Use AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off instead. The plugin emits a one-time console.warn when DO_NOT_TRACK=1 is the active control and AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off is not also set.

[1.3.1] - 2026-04-19

Patch release. Fixes a v1.3.0 gap surfaced by install-and-use E2E testing: the override-lifecycle and explain methods needed X-User-Email to reach the orchestrator, but the client never forwarded any per-user identity. Paired with platform v7.1.1 which closes six related server-side gaps.

Added

  • config.userEmail — per-user identity forwarded via X-User-Email on every request. Required for createOverride / revokeOverride / listOverrides (endpoints reject unauthenticated user identity with HTTP 401) and for correct per-user scoping on explainDecision. If unset the client continues to work for block-path features (richer context, check_input / check_output) but the override lifecycle methods will 401.

Fixed

  • baseHeaders() now emits X-User-Email when config.userEmail is set. Before this release, calling createOverride always returned HTTP 401 "Authenticated user identity required" and listOverrides scoped to a synthetic client-wide user.

Internal

  • Smoke E2E at tests/e2e/smoke-block-context.mjs — exercises the AxonFlowClient.mcpCheckInput path against a reachable platform and asserts Plugin Batch 1 richer-context fields (decision_id, risk_level, policy_matches) land on the response. Exits with SKIP: when no stack is reachable so it's safe to run anywhere.
  • .github/workflows/smoke-e2e.yml — workflow_dispatch triggered job running the smoke scenario. Requires an operator-supplied endpoint (GitHub-hosted runners have no local stack), so not wired to PR events — PR smoke gating needs a self-hosted runner with a live stack. Full install-and-use matrix lives in axonflow-enterprise/tests/e2e/plugin-batch-1/openclaw-install/.

[1.3.0] - 2026-04-18

Added

  • client.explainDecision(decisionId) — programmatic access to the full decision explanation (matched policies, risk level, reason, override availability, rolling-24h session hit count). Shape is frozen. Returns null on 404 / network failure so callers can fall back to a terse block message without crashing.
  • client.createOverride({ policyId, policyType, overrideReason, toolSignature?, ttlSeconds? }) — creates a session-scoped override with a mandatory free-text justification. Client-side validates the reason is non-empty; server enforces TTL clamping (default 60m, hard cap 24h), critical-risk rejection, and the allow_override=false contract.
  • client.revokeOverride(overrideId) and client.listOverrides() — round out the override CRUD surface for the upcoming CLI.
  • New types exported: DecisionExplanation, ExplainPolicy, ExplainRule, CreateOverrideOptions, CreateOverrideResult.
  • Richer MCPCheckInputResponse / MCPCheckOutputResponse — surface optional decision_id, policy_matches, risk_level, override_available, override_existing_id fields when the platform is v7.1.0+. Older platforms return undefined for these fields; callers should treat absence as "context not available" rather than an error.

Compatibility

Companion to platform v7.1.0 and all 4 SDKs at v5.4.0 / v6.4.0 (parity on decisions.explain naming). Back-compatible with pre-v7.1.0 platforms — new methods silently return empty/null where endpoints don't exist.

[1.2.4] - 2026-04-14

Documentation

  • README now reflects the verified-working install on OpenClaw 2026.4.14+. v1.2.3 verified end-to-end that openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw (and the clawhub:@axonflow/openclaw form) both work cleanly, but the README shipped with v1.2.3 still led with a "try this, might fail" framing and buried the primary command under a known-issue warning. Since README is the ClawHub listing page content, users saw instructions that contradicted actual behavior. v1.2.4 is a docs-only release that corrects the framing: primary command is shown unconditionally for 2026.4.14+, the older-CLI npm pack workaround is preserved inside a collapsed <details> block with affected-version context and an upgrade pointer.

No code changes.

[1.2.3] - 2026-04-14

Fixed

  • openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw now works end-to-end on OpenClaw 2026.4.14+. Two separate upstream bugs had been blocking this install path:
    1. OpenClaw CLI prior to 2026.4.14 wrote the downloaded archive to <tempdir>/@scope/name.zip without creating the @scope/ subdirectory, which made every scoped npm package on ClawHub fail with ENOENT. Fixed upstream in OpenClaw 2026.4.14 (openclaw/openclaw#66618).
    2. OpenClaw 2026.4.14 also upgraded its install-time static scanner from warn to block on files that co-locate process.env.X reads with fetch() calls. Our telemetry opt-out unit tests (tests/telemetry.test.ts) legitimately mock both and were flagged as "possible credential harvesting", which blocked installation of v1.2.2. Filed upstream: openclaw/openclaw#66840.
  • Fix in this release: new .clawhubignore excludes test files, TypeScript sources, CI config, and internal scripts from the ClawHub-published archive. Only runtime artifacts (dist/, openclaw.plugin.json, policies/, package.json, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, LICENSE) ship to ClawHub. The npm-published tgz was already minimal via the files field in package.json; this brings the ClawHub archive in line.

[1.2.2] - 2026-04-14

Fixed

  • Reinstall after uninstall now works. configSchema previously declared endpoint, clientId, and clientSecret as required with no defaults. After an uninstall+reinstall cycle OpenClaw wrote an empty config block and rejected it with a missing-property error. Schema now provides defaults that match the runtime behavior already documented in the README (community endpoint and credentials, highRiskTools of web_fetch, defaultOperation of execute, onError of block, requestTimeoutMs of 8000). User-provided values still take precedence over schema defaults.
  • Eliminated false-positive credential-harvesting warning that appeared on every install. OpenClaw's static analyzer pattern-matched any single file containing both environment-variable reads and outbound HTTP calls. Telemetry env-var resolution moved to a dedicated telemetry-config.ts module; the network-sending telemetry.ts no longer reads environment variables directly. Behavior unchanged: anonymous opt-out-respecting telemetry continues to honor DO_NOT_TRACK=1 and AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off.

Documentation

  • README and SKILL.md (v1.4.0 + v1.5.0) now document the upstream OpenClaw CLI bug (openclaw/openclaw#66618) that causes openclaw plugins install @axonflow/openclaw to fail with ENOENT for every scoped npm package on ClawHub. The workaround uses npm pack to produce an exact tgz filename and installs from that, sidestepping the upstream bug entirely until it is fixed.

Workflow

  • Removed continue-on-error: true from the publish-clawhub job in the publish workflow. The flag had been hiding real publish failures (the v1.2.1 Version 1.2.1 already exists rejection from a re-publish attempt was masked).
  • scripts/e2e-test.sh hardened: defaults to community/community credentials so the script works against a fresh AxonFlow community deployment, fails fast with an actionable message on auth and health-check errors, removed bare conditional lines (e.g. [ "$STATUS" = "200" ]) that silently killed the script under set -euo pipefail, and pins the install command to an exact tgz filename so stale archives in CWD do not break the run.

[1.2.1] - 2026-04-10

Added

  • AxonFlowHttpError typed error class exported from src/axonflow-client.ts. Carries .status, .statusText, and .responseBody as dedicated fields. The client now throws this on any non-403 HTTP failure from mcpCheckInput / mcpCheckOutput, so downstream consumers can reliably check the HTTP status without pattern-matching the error message string. Previous code path threw a plain Error with the status number embedded in the message text, which forced isAxonFlowAuthError in governance.ts to use fragile substring matching (fine in practice because the v1.2.0 message format happened to include the status digits, but one refactor away from a silent classifier regression).

Changed

  • isAxonFlowAuthError tightened with word-boundary regex. The v1.2.0 classifier used raw String.includes() checks, which matched "auth" inside "author" / "authority" / "authoritative". Now uses a single regex with \b word boundaries for 401, 403, unauthorized, forbidden, credentials, auth(entication|orization)?, and (invalid|expired)[_ -]?token. The previous special-case exclusion for "auth server" is no longer needed.
  • Classifier checks the typed .status / .statusCode path first; the regex fallback is only used for errors that don't expose an HTTP status field (third-party fetch wrappers, legacy code).

Tests

  • New regression test in tests/axonflow-client.test.ts asserts that non-403 failures throw AxonFlowHttpError with .status populated (using instanceof + field check). This guards the "classifier must work via .status, not just message match" invariant.
  • Existing throw-test assertions updated to use a regex matcher (/check-input failed.*500/) instead of exact substring, since the error message format now includes "HTTP <status>".

[1.2.0] - 2026-04-08

Changed

  • Smart error classification in governance hooks. before_tool_call now distinguishes network/transport errors (timeouts, DNS failures, connection refused, HTTP 5xx) from auth/config errors (HTTP 401/403, invalid credentials, invalid tokens). Network errors always fail-open regardless of config.onError — transient infrastructure issues should never block legitimate dev workflows. Auth errors respect config.onError which defaults to block so misconfigured credentials are caught at the first tool call. This replaces the previous all-or-nothing onError behavior.

Added

  • isAxonFlowAuthError(err) exported helper classifies thrown errors from the AxonFlow client. Applications can use it to implement their own fail-open / fail-closed logic outside the built-in hook.
  • 11 new unit tests cover the auth-vs-network classification on the governance hook path and the standalone classifier.

Security

  • Pinned all GitHub Actions in test and publish workflows to immutable commit SHAs to prevent supply chain attacks.
  • Added Dependabot configuration for weekly GitHub Actions updates.

[1.1.0] - 2026-04-06

Added

  • requestTimeoutMs plugin config for tuning AxonFlow HTTP request timeouts on remote or high-latency deployments.
  • Plugin logo for marketplace and directory listings.
  • SECURITY.md with plugin-specific vulnerability reporting guidance.

Changed

  • Anonymous telemetry is enabled by default for all endpoints, including localhost/self-hosted evaluation. Opt out with DO_NOT_TRACK=1 or AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off.

[1.0.0] - 2026-04-05

BREAKING CHANGES

  • X-Tenant-ID header removed. The plugin no longer sends X-Tenant-ID. The server derives tenant from OAuth2 Client Credentials (Basic auth). Requires platform v6.0.0+.
  • tenantId config removed. Both clientId and clientSecret default to "community" when not configured. The tenantId field is removed — tenant is derived server-side.

Added

  • searchAuditEvents() method on AxonFlowClient for individual audit event inspection. Enables debugging why something was blocked, generating compliance reports, and answering "what did the agent do in the last hour?"
  • Hardened E2E test suite: 24 tests covering dangerous command blocking (reverse shell, rm -rf, SSRF, path traversal, credential access), PII detection with redaction assertions, and audit search.

Security

  • Bumped @anthropic-ai/sdk transitive dependency from 0.80.0 to 0.82.0 (fixes CVE-2026-34451: memory tool path validation sandbox escape).
  • Replaced polynomial regex in endpoint URL normalization with iterative loop (ReDoS mitigation).
  • Added explicit permissions: contents: read to CI workflow (least privilege).
  • Removed hardcoded Base64 auth string from test file (secret scanning false positive).

[0.2.0] - 2026-04-01 (initial public release)

Added

  • before_tool_call hook: evaluates tool arguments against AxonFlow policies before execution. Blocks dangerous commands, detects PII in tool input, enforces rate limits.
  • after_tool_call hook: logs every tool execution to AxonFlow's audit trail for compliance evidence.
  • message_sending hook: scans outbound messages to user channels (Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp) for PII and secrets. Can cancel or redact before delivery.
  • llm_input hook: records prompt, model, and provider at the start of each LLM call to AxonFlow's audit trail.
  • llm_output hook: records LLM response, token usage, and latency. Correlates with llm_input for complete LLM call audit entries.
  • High-risk tool approval: configurable tool list triggers OpenClaw's native approval flow even when AxonFlow allows the call.
  • Configurable governance scope: govern all tools, specific tools only, or exclude specific tools.
  • Fail-open/fail-closed: onError config controls behavior when AxonFlow is unreachable.
  • Startup health check: Verifies AxonFlow connectivity on plugin initialization. Logs a warning if unreachable, indicating whether the plugin will fail-open or fail-closed.
  • Governance metrics: In-process counters for tool calls (evaluated, blocked, approved, allowed), messages (scanned, cancelled, redacted), audit events, and errors. Accessible via getMetrics() for debugging and monitoring.
  • Usage telemetry: Anonymous checkpoint ping on initialization reporting SDK version, platform info, and hook configuration. Respects DO_NOT_TRACK=1 and AXONFLOW_TELEMETRY=off.
  • Starter policy documentation with SQL setup for OpenClaw production baseline.

Not Yet Supported

  • Tool result transcript scanning: OpenClaw's tool_result_persist hook is sync-only, preventing async HTTP calls to AxonFlow. Upstream issue filed (openclaw/openclaw#58558). Outbound messages ARE scanned via message_sending.