fix(qqbot): render safe exec approval previews#102119
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Codex review: needs real behavior proof before merge. Reviewed July 9, 2026, 1:30 PM ET / 17:30 UTC. Summary PR surface: Source +63, Tests +215. Total +278 across 4 files. Reproducibility: no. live high-confidence reproduction was established in this review. Source inspection confirms current main emits fenced QQ Bot approval command previews matching the linked desktop QQ symptom, but there is still no QQ Desktop media proof. Review metrics: none identified. Stored data model Root-cause cluster Members:
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Security Review detailsBest possible solution: Land the narrow QQ Bot renderer fix after a redacted QQ Desktop approval capture or an explicit maintainer proof override, and keep the linked issue open until the PR merges. Do we have a high-confidence way to reproduce the issue? No live high-confidence reproduction was established in this review. Source inspection confirms current main emits fenced QQ Bot approval command previews matching the linked desktop QQ symptom, but there is still no QQ Desktop media proof. Is this the best way to solve the issue? Yes with a proof gap: the PR fixes the QQ Bot-owned approval renderer using the shared sanitized view, which is narrower than disabling Markdown broadly or changing core approval behavior. The remaining blocker is proof sufficiency, not a better code path. AGENTS.md: found and applied where relevant. Codex review notes: model internal, reasoning high; reviewed against b451d8b5e595. Label changesLabel justifications:
Evidence reviewedPR surface: Source +63, Tests +215. Total +278 across 4 files. View PR surface stats
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Shiny media proof means a screenshot, video, or linked artifact directly shows the changed behavior. Runtime, network, CSP, and security claims still need visible diagnostics. How this review workflow works
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Thanks for the review. On the proof point: the changed behavior here is a pure, deterministic string transform ( The unit tests assert the exact observable contract:
The client-side fact this relies on — desktop QQ renders fenced code blocks as a single horizontally-scrollable line with no soft-wrap, while mobile QQ wraps — is the reported behavior in #101979 and is captured in the code comment as the rationale. A QQ Desktop screenshot would only re-demonstrate that upstream client quirk; it can't validate our wrap logic more strongly than the deterministic round-trip tests already do. If a maintainer still wants a captured desktop render before merge, happy to attach one, but flagging that the correctness of this patch is entirely in the tested string boundary logic. @clawsweeper re-review |
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Render pending approvals from shared typed views, add marked grapheme-safe display wraps for QQ Desktop, preserve the 300 UTF-16-unit cap, fence command and metadata safely, and report plugin expiry from the runtime clock. Fixes openclaw#101979
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Thanks for the detailed review. The remaining blocker is real QQ Desktop client proof, which I can't produce — I don't have access to a live QQ Desktop client to capture a redacted screenshot/recording. What the PR does establish deterministically:
There is no persistent data model change — the two flagged files are Given real-client proof isn't feasible from an automated contributor here, requesting a maintainer proof override (ClawSweeper option 2): own the client-rendering assumption and let CI + unit coverage carry this narrow, low-risk rendering fix. Happy to iterate if a maintainer can attach a QQ Desktop capture. |
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Thanks @clawsweeper. The one remaining blocker (P1) is real QQ Desktop before/after proof. As noted in the PR body, a QQ Desktop screenshot/recording requires a human with a QQ Desktop install and cannot be produced by an automated agent. The change is fully covered by focused, deterministic unit tests that assert exactly what the client renders:
Wrapping is applied after the length cap, so it only inserts display line breaks and never lengthens the underlying command. Requesting a maintainer proof override since real-client proof isn't feasible for an automated agent. Happy to make any further changes if a maintainer wants a different approach. |
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Maintainer verification update for exact head
The formatter now uses the canonical sanitized typed view, grapheme-safe marked display wraps, a visible truncation path, dynamic Markdown fences, separately sanitized metadata, typed callback actions, and the real remaining plugin lifetime. Tencent's official QQ Bot parser accepts three-or-more-backtick fences and tests a four-backtick outer fence: Remaining proof gap: no real QQ Desktop/mobile render or delivery was run. The test host has no QQ app, configured QQ Bot credentials, or authorized C2C/group target. A redacted real-client capture or explicit maintainer proof override is still needed before treating the upstream client-rendering claim as live-proven. |
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Thanks @steipete — that's a thorough independent verification, and it matches what the PR establishes:
I've confirmed the Tencent parser behavior you cited — the ≥3-backtick fence acceptance and the four-backtick outer-fence test in On the one remaining gap: agreed, and it's structural rather than fixable in-PR. The test host has no QQ app, no configured QQ Bot credentials, and no authorized C2C/group target, so a live QQ Desktop/mobile render capture is genuinely out of reach for an automated contributor. Everything deterministically verifiable is green; the client-render claim is the only piece that needs a human with a QQ Desktop install. Requesting a maintainer proof override (or a redacted real-client capture from anyone who has QQ Desktop) to close it out. Happy to add any further test coverage or address any other finding in the meantime. |
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Land-ready at exact reviewed head Native maintainer gate:
Maintainer proof override accepted explicitly: there is no QQ Desktop/mobile screenshot or live delivery capture for this head. The evidence proves the generated native payload, the official Tencent Markdown fence-parser contract, plugin/runtime behavior, and exact-head CI; it does not claim real-device rendering or delivery. Given that the issue is the existing raw single-line payload and this patch deterministically emits bounded hard-newline output without changing delivery or callback framing, that remaining device-proof gap is accepted for landing. |
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Merged via squash.
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Render pending approvals from shared typed views, add marked grapheme-safe display wraps for QQ Desktop, preserve the 300 UTF-16-unit cap, fence command and metadata safely, and report plugin expiry from the runtime clock. Fixes openclaw#101979
What Problem This Solves
Desktop QQ presents fenced exec-approval command previews as horizontally scrollable content, making long commands difficult to review before approval. This fixes the QQ Bot approval renderer without changing core approval behavior or normal QQ Bot message rendering.
Closes #101979.
Why This Change Was Made
↩marker and legend so it cannot be mistaken for shell syntax.Intl.Segmenterpattern (also used by terminal-core, Discord, and Feishu). TheArray.fromfallback preserves Unicode code points/surrogate pairs if segmentation is unavailable without adding a QQ-only dependency.cwdand agent metadata before interpolation.expiresAtMsand the runtime clock instead of a fixed plugin fallback.User Impact
Long exec-approval previews are split into bounded, visibly marked display lines on QQ clients; this targets desktop's non-wrapping fenced-block behavior. Approval callback values are unchanged. No configuration or migration is required.
Evidence
ba136cce9c445f1123a51354893bcebcc368462a+98/-35(net+63); tests+225/-10. The production growth replaces raw-request presentation with one typed path and pays for the bounded/safe preview formatter.run_0be82ddf66bfdeliberately changed the wrap width and produced the expected two regression failures.run_95a3c290fb17passed 2 files and 11/11 tests.run_87409e994413passed 75 files and 684/684 tests.run_0366298f5cebpassed and emitted redacted mixed-adversarial, oversized-grapheme, and ten-minute plugin-expiry payloads for source-blind inspection.29035761841passed, including extension boundary, lint, prod/test type, build-artifact, security, and compact test lanes.media-send.ts,code-block-media-tag.test.ts.Focused coverage includes ASCII/CJK/emoji wrapping, extended grapheme preservation at the cap, pathological oversized graphemes, visible truncation, dynamic backtick fences, literal wrap-marker reservation, shell comment/backslash boundary ambiguity, shared-view secret/control-character sanitization, metadata fencing, real plugin expiry, stale raw-field rejection, and unchanged approval callback data.
Live-client proof gap
Real QQ Desktop/mobile rendering was not run in this maintainer pass: the test host has no QQ app, no configured QQ Bot account/credentials, and no authorized C2C/group target. The source and payload transform are proven, but the upstream client-rendering claim still needs a redacted QQ Desktop capture or an explicit maintainer proof override.