Adds Olostep (https://www.olostep.com) as an optional web_search backend
using the official olostep Python SDK (client.answers.create()).
Changes:
- pyproject.toml: adds olostep>=0.1.0 optional dependency
- schema.py: adds olostep to provider comment in WebSearchConfig
- web.py: adds _search_olostep() with lazy import and provider branching
- docs/configuration.md: documents Olostep setup under web search config
- tests: unit tests for the new provider
Backward compatible: existing users see no behavior change unless they
opt into provider: "olostep". No hard dependency at runtime path.
Co-authored-by: umerkay <umerkk164@gmail.com>
Resolve the MSTeams stale-reference cleanup conflict by keeping the PR's locked, atomic sidecar-meta implementation and aligning the merged test expectation locally.
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Slack inbound events with subtype=file_share were silently dropped, so
nanobot never saw messages that included attachments. Allow file_share
through, download Slack-private files using the bot token into the
local media dir, and pass them to the agent as media paths plus a
"[file: name]" / "[image: name]" placeholder in the content. Reject
responses that look like Slack's login HTML so an auth page is never
saved as if it were the user's file. Document the required files:read
scope alongside files:write so installs that read attachments are not
quietly missing the permission.
Capture Slack thread metadata for cron and message-tool deliveries so replies stay in the originating thread, and hydrate first thread mentions with recent Slack context.
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- Separate updated_at into a meta sidecar file (msteams_conversations_meta.json)
to keep backward compatibility with legacy data that never had updated_at.
On first upgrade, legacy refs are kept alive by initializing updated_at to now
instead of purging them immediately.
- Add cross-process locking via fcntl (with Windows fallback) to prevent
concurrent writes from different gateway processes overwriting each other.
- Add ref_touch_interval_s config (default 300s) to throttle how often
successful sends refresh updated_at, preventing unnecessary I/O.
- Touch active refs on send success to prevent them from expiring while in use.
- Add _safe_float and _normalize_ref_record for robust schema migration.
- All refs operations now use threading.RLock within a process.
Discord threads use their own channel IDs, so allowChannels was blocking
thread replies unless each thread ID was listed explicitly.
- Include the thread parent channel ID as an allowlist candidate
- Enforce allow_channels on slash commands (previously bypassed)
- Show parent channel ID in runtime context, reply to the thread
- Fix subagent cancel key via effective_key propagation
- Detect bot mentions via raw_mentions and reply-to-bot references
- Cache seen thread channels for outbound delivery
- Ignore system messages that become empty prompts
Non-priority slash commands (e.g. /new, /help, /dream-log) arriving
while a session has an active LLM turn were silently queued into the
pending injection buffer and later injected as raw user messages into
the LLM conversation. This caused the model to respond to "/new" as
plain text instead of executing the command.
Root cause: the run() loop only checked priority commands (/stop,
/restart, /status) before routing messages to the pending queue. All
other command tiers (exact, prefix) bypassed command dispatch entirely.
Changes:
- Add CommandRouter.is_dispatchable_command() to match exact/prefix
tiers, mirroring the existing is_priority() pattern.
- In run(), intercept dispatchable commands before pending queue
insertion and dispatch them directly via _dispatch_command_inline().
- Extract _cancel_active_tasks() from cmd_stop for reuse; cmd_new now
cancels active tasks before clearing the session to prevent shared
mutable state corruption from concurrent asyncio coroutines.
- Update /new semantics: stops active task first, then clears session.
- Update documentation in help text, docs, and Discord command list.
The PyPI package `nanobot` is a different project ("Minimalist robot
navigation framework"), not this one. This project publishes as
`nanobot-ai` (see pyproject.toml). Following the guide as-written would
pull down the wrong package — flagged by vansatchen in #3188.
Same toml block as the build-backend fix, one-word change.
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The previous setuptools.backends._legacy:_Backend has been removed in
Python 3.14 and newer setuptools, causing 'Cannot import setuptools.backends.legacy' error.
Using hatchling (same as main project) ensures compatibility across Python versions.
Closes#3188
Add a built-in tool that lets the agent inspect and modify its own
runtime state (model, iterations, context window, etc.).
Key features:
- inspect: view current config, usage stats, and subagent status
- modify: adjust parameters at runtime (protected by type/range validation)
- Subagent observability: inspect running subagent tasks (phase,
iteration, tool events, errors) — subagents are no longer a black box
- Watchdog corrects out-of-bounds values on each iteration
- Enabled by default in read-only mode (self_modify: false)
- All changes are in-memory only; restart restores defaults
- Comprehensive test suite (90 tests)
Includes a self-awareness skill (always-on) with progressive disclosure:
SKILL.md for core rules, references/examples.md for detailed scenarios.
- Check both jwt and cryptography in MSTEAMS_AVAILABLE guard so
partial installs fail early with a clear message instead of at runtime
- Add aclose() to test FakeHttpClient so stop() won't crash
- Move MSTEAMS.md into README.md following the same details/summary
pattern used by every other channel
- Note in README that validateInboundAuth defaults to false
Feishu streaming cards auto-close after 10 minutes from creation,
regardless of update activity. With resuming enabled, a single card
lives across multiple tool-call rounds and can exceed this limit,
causing the final response to be silently lost.
Remove the _resuming logic from send_delta so each tool-call round
gets its own short-lived streaming card (well under 10 min). Add a
fallback that sends a regular interactive card when the final
streaming update fails.
supports_streaming already handles dict configs via isinstance check;
only is_allowed() fails with plain dicts. Narrow the explanation.
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- Add GitStore class wrapping dulwich for memory file versioning
- Auto-commit memory changes during Dream consolidation
- Add /dream-log and /dream-restore commands for history browsing
- Pass tracked_files as constructor param, generate .gitignore dynamically
Move channel-specific login logic from CLI into each channel class via a
new `login(force=False)` method on BaseChannel. The `channels login <name>`
command now dynamically loads the channel and calls its login() method.
- WeixinChannel.login(): calls existing _qr_login(), with force to clear saved token
- WhatsAppChannel.login(): sets up bridge and spawns npm process for QR login
- CLI no longer contains duplicate login logic per channel
- Update CHANNEL_PLUGIN_GUIDE to document the login() hook
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add strip_think() to helpers.py as single source of truth
- Filter deltas in agent loop before dispatching to consumers
- Implement send_delta in TelegramChannel with progressive edit_message_text
- Remove duplicate think filtering from CLI stream.py and telegram.py
- Remove legacy fake streaming (send_message_draft) from Telegram
- Default Telegram streaming to true
- Update CHANNEL_PLUGIN_GUIDE.md with streaming documentation
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