- Updated entrypoint.sh to initialize the on-disk config only if it does not already exist, preserving user edits across restarts.
- Enhanced privilege dropping logic to ensure the container does not run as root if the privilege drop fails.
- Clarified comments in Dockerfile and entrypoint.sh for better understanding of the privilege management process.
- Updated README.md to include a note about persistent disks requiring a paid service on Render.
- Adjusted render.yaml to clarify the Docker command behavior and added a note regarding auto-deploy settings.
Adds a Render Blueprint (render.yaml) and supporting pieces so nanobot can
be deployed to Render in one click, with persistent memory across deploys.
- render.yaml: web service + 1GB persistent disk mounted at
/home/nanobot/.nanobot. Prompts for ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and
NANOBOT_WEB_TOKEN at deploy time (sync: false).
- render-config.json: committed gateway config that wires secrets via
${VAR} placeholders (resolved at runtime). Nothing secret is committed.
- entrypoint.sh: adds a branch gated on RENDER=true that copies the config
onto the mounted disk, chowns the root-owned mount, and drops to the
non-root nanobot user via setpriv. Local (non-Render) path is unchanged.
- Dockerfile: COPY render-config.json; USER nanobot -> USER root so the
entrypoint can chown the freshly-mounted disk before dropping privileges;
add PYTHONUNBUFFERED/PYTHONFAULTHANDLER for diagnosable crash output.
- README.md: Deploy to Render button + section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Quick Start endpoint choices for subscription plan providers, require explicit WebSocket confirmation, and require a WebUI password when enabling the WebSocket channel. Update docs to route Quick Start users through the WebUI instead of agent -m.
Remove the PR changes that made nanobot onboard default to the wizard, added --defaults, added non-TTY fallback behavior, and changed the Docker smoke command. Keep Quick Start available through nanobot onboard --wizard.
Maintainer edit: restart the Quick Start flow around an API-key-first path without recommending OpenRouter or DeepSeek. Detect unique key prefixes locally, fall back to a user-provided base URL, and only fetch models from that approved URL.
Maintainer edit: restart the Quick Start default around a mainland-friendly provider instead of making OpenRouter the first-run dependency. Update wizard copy, default preset, focused tests, and beginner docs to use DeepSeek with the current deepseek-v4-flash model.
Maintainer edit: continue the wizard simplification pass by making Quick Start save after the API key path, hiding save/summary actions until they are needed, removing failed-key side effects, and aligning beginner docs with the local WebUI path.
Replace `sh -c "$(curl ...)"` with `curl ... | sh` across all
documentation. The subshell pattern breaks when users embed the
command inside other scripts (e.g. Dockerfiles using here-docs),
because the outer shell eagerly expands `$(curl ...)` before writing
the script to disk, mangling the installer contents.
The pipe pattern avoids this problem and is friendlier to further
scripting. For commands that pass arguments (--dry-run, --dev),
`sh -s --` is used to forward them through stdin.
