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feat: let agents apply plugin and personal themes - #152460
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Codex review: blocked before merge. Reviewed September 19, 2026, 7:30 AM ET / 11:30 UTC (Revision 14). ClawSweeper reviewWhat this changesAdds a shared catalog for agents and Appearance settings to discover plugin themes and save or apply personal themes, alongside watcher and test-fixture repairs. Merge readiness⛔ Blocked before merge - 2 items remain Keep open: the approved capability remains absent from fetched main. No blocking correctness or security defect was identified, and the documented compatibility contract addresses the previous review concern. Priority: P3 Review scores
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How this fits togetherThe Gateway combines built-in themes, enabled-plugin palettes, and personal definitions into one appearance catalog. Agent requests and Settings use the same profile preference owner, which notifies connected browsers after changes. flowchart LR
A[Chat request] --> B[Agent theme tool]
B --> C[Gateway appearance catalog]
D[Enabled plugin metadata] --> C
G[Appearance settings] --> C
C --> E[Current profile authority]
E --> F[Profile preference store]
F --> G
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Proposal only: this assessment does not dispatch repair, suppress jobs, mutate sibling items, close, or merge anything. Technical reviewBest possible solution: Retain one Gateway-owned appearance catalog and profile writer, preserving browser-local imports and lifecycle-driven palette refresh. Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue? Not applicable: this implements an approved capability, rather than repairing a reported defect; current-main source confirms the missing plugin and personal-theme contract. Is this the best way to solve the issue? Yes: shared manifest metadata and the existing profile store avoid competing appearance owners, and the linked accepted scope resolves the product and persistence direction. AGENTS.md: found and applied where relevant. Codex review notes: model internal, reasoning medium; reviewed against acbeb3a07197. LabelsLabel justifications:
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Add declarative plugin theme metadata, descriptive theme list/get/set/import operations, and shared profile appearance writes. Plugin additions and palette updates follow hot reload without a Gateway restart. Preserve legacy local imports, bound profile authority, and atomic concurrent preference updates. Refs #152449.
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Integrate the tested main snapshot. Route named and filename-less raw ancestor events through the existing skills root reconciliation and symlink checks. Preserve shared-root discovery coverage in the subscription suite, and verify the documented external auth-write freshness window with a deterministic clock.
Use the main branch auth freshness regression verbatim after its independent fix landed in #152771. Theme and watcher implementations remain unchanged.
Observe the real startup promise before exercising next-day account ownership, and always stop the service during cleanup. This removes the provider-entry timing race while preserving the ownership assertions.
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* feat: let agents apply plugin and personal themes Add declarative plugin theme metadata, descriptive theme list/get/set/import operations, and shared profile appearance writes. Plugin additions and palette updates follow hot reload without a Gateway restart. Preserve legacy local imports, bound profile authority, and atomic concurrent preference updates. Refs openclaw#152449. * fix: complete theme integration and defer catalog loading * refactor: share theme mode validation and trim startup work * chore: shrink theme assertion allowances * test: await the initial Android gateway handoff * fix(gateway): settle chat waits after user cancellation * fix(gateway): preserve upstream cancellation settlement * test(memory): preserve real worker deadline clocks * test(daemon): preserve distinct replacement fixture identity * test(transcripts): await completed automatic capture startup Observe the real startup promise before exercising next-day account ownership, and always stop the service during cleanup. This removes the provider-entry timing race while preserving the ownership assertions.
Closes #152449
Related: #28300
What Problem This Solves
Agents could describe or generate an OpenClaw theme but could not discover, save, and apply it through the same appearance controls users have.
User Impact
Users can ask the agent to choose a built-in or plugin theme, or design and activate a personal theme in one call. Plugin theme additions and palette changes appear after plugin reload without restarting the Gateway or refreshing the page.
Changes apply to the trusted requesting profile; the agent cannot choose another person's profile. Existing browser-local tweakcn imports and appearance overrides remain supported. There is no database schema migration or required config conversion. New namespaced themes require an upgraded UI/Gateway pair, which OpenClaw ships together. The v2026.9.5 theme reader maps unknown IDs to Claw; it cannot render the new palettes.
Why This Change Was Made
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themetool provideslist,get,set, andimport. Lists include descriptions, supported modes, sources, and current selection; import can save and activate atomically. Plugins contribute portable JSON definitions through an optional manifest field.The Gateway owns the catalog and profile preferences, shared by Settings and agent tools. Writes validate current plugin definitions and concurrent preference changes at the transaction boundary. Disabling a selected plugin renders a built-in fallback while retaining the selection for restoration. Profile notifications trigger authenticated refetches.
The UI loads the catalog when Appearance needs it or a plugin/personal theme is selected. Shared strict mode normalization removes duplicated startup validation. Native protocol/tool-display artifacts and the wrapper dependency inventory are regenerated, and new RPCs preserve existing advertised method order.
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71143367669744d40100b5225e315f7501d406e8: all 176 jobs completed successfully, followed by successful security, dependency, and combined CI gates. Focused proof includes 69 theme/tool/method tests; the native maintainer workflow verified and merged that exact head as68e23ccf848c25b678218521b6be5e1d94f92476.gpt-5.6-luna: describe/select Xenovessel, recolor/reload its plugin, disable/fallback and re-enable/restore, discover a newly added Nebula Bloom theme, switch to Manuscript/light, then design/import/activate Event Horizon Garden. The final run passed all eight states with one Gateway PID/boot ID and one browser page lifetime, without page errors.Datefor calendar-based assertions. Hosthrtimedeadlines and real worker clocks stay in the same domain; a controlled contention probe reproduced the original failure and passed with Date-only faking, and all 63 dreaming cases pass in original order. Production locking, retries, schemas, and deadlines are unchanged.Local proof limits: the unchanged macOS cold/warm sparse-worktree stress case exceeded its 120-second deadline, including a solo attempt; an isolated main probe was blocked by the host's disk reserve. Other local provisioning cases and closure checks passed. This host has no Android SDK, so Android proof runs in CI. No timeout, disk guard, or performance budget was relaxed. Two existing UI scenarios (mobile Swarm details and cloud account selection) also failed intermittently in the first CI run after integrating main. Both full files and eight repetitions of each failing case passed locally with unchanged assertions and timeouts; no speculative test change was made. The original Windows intermediate-ancestor timeout did not reproduce in either native Windows attempt, and the complete hosted Windows job passed on
bd18f4f22c29. Both extra native attempts hit a separate first-case deadline while cold worker generation took 179–187 seconds on a two-core machine; that limitation is retained, and the test machine has been released.Final sanitized live capture, before:
After the agent designed, saved, and activated Event Horizon Garden: