Plugins: reserve context engine ownership by vincentkoc · Pull Request #47595 · openclaw/openclaw

vincentkoc · 2026-03-15T19:29:56Z

Summary

Problem: plugin context-engine registrations could overwrite existing ids, including the core legacy engine, because the shared registry was last-write-wins.
Why it matters: plugins run in-process, so allowing unguarded context-engine id takeover lets plugin code replace core-owned slot implementations or silently stomp another plugin.
What changed: context-engine registrations are now owner-aware, same-owner refreshes remain allowed, plugins cannot claim the core legacy engine id, and duplicate plugin context-engine ids now fail with explicit loader diagnostics.
What did NOT change (scope boundary): this does not sandbox plugins or hooks; it only hardens one shared registry.

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Related CLI/completion: fix generator OOM and harden plugin registries #45537

User-visible / Behavior Changes

Plugins can no longer register the core legacy context-engine id.
Duplicate plugin context-engine ids now fail closed with explicit diagnostics instead of silently replacing the existing engine.

Security Impact (required)

New permissions/capabilities? (No)
Secrets/tokens handling changed? (No)
New/changed network calls? (No)
Command/tool execution surface changed? (No)
Data access scope changed? (No)
If any Yes, explain risk + mitigation:

Repro + Verification

Environment

OS: macOS
Runtime/container: Node 22 + pnpm
Model/provider: n/a
Integration/channel (if any): plugin loader + context engine registry
Relevant config (redacted): default local config with plugin test fixtures

Steps

Register a context engine id from core or plugin code.
Attempt to register the same id from a different owner.
Attempt to register legacy from a plugin.

Expected

Same-owner refreshes succeed.
Different-owner registrations fail with the existing owner in the result/diagnostic.
Plugins cannot take the core legacy id.

Actual

Before this change, later registrations overwrote earlier ones without ownership checks.

Evidence

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Human Verification (required)

What you personally verified (not just CI), and how:

Verified scenarios:
- pnpm test -- src/context-engine/context-engine.test.ts src/plugins/loader.test.ts
- pnpm exec oxfmt --check src/context-engine/registry.ts src/context-engine/context-engine.test.ts src/plugins/registry.ts src/plugins/loader.test.ts
Edge cases checked:
- same-owner context-engine refresh
- different-owner context-engine collision
- plugin attempt to claim legacy
- duplicate plugin context-engine ids through loader diagnostics
What you did not verify:
- full pnpm test
- end-to-end plugin isolation beyond registry ownership

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Compatibility / Migration

Backward compatible? (Yes)
Config/env changes? (No)
Migration needed? (No)
If yes, exact upgrade steps:

Failure Recovery (if this breaks)

How to disable/revert this change quickly:
Revert this PR.
Files/config to restore:
src/context-engine/registry.ts, src/plugins/registry.ts
Known bad symptoms reviewers should watch for:
plugins that relied on reusing another owner's context-engine id will now fail registration.

Risks and Mitigations

Risk:
a plugin that intentionally or accidentally reused an existing context-engine id will now fail load-time registration.
- Mitigation:
  the loader emits deterministic diagnostics naming the existing owner.
Risk:
this still does not isolate plugin execution from core process state.
- Mitigation:
  scope is intentionally limited to ownership enforcement for one shared registry.

greptile-apps · 2026-03-15T20:32:43Z

Greptile Summary

This PR hardens the context-engine registry against unguarded ownership collisions: same-owner refreshes are allowed, cross-owner overwrites are blocked with explicit diagnostics, and the core "legacy" engine id is reserved from plugin use. The changes are well-scoped and the new tests cover the key scenarios.

Key changes:

registry.ts: the engine map now stores { factory, owner } tuples; registerContextEngine returns a typed ContextEngineRegistrationResult instead of void.
plugins/registry.ts: the plugin API wrapper guards the "legacy" id reservation and emits error diagnostics on ownership collision.
Tests cover same-owner refresh, cross-owner collision, core-id reservation, and duplicate-plugin-id diagnostics.

Issues to note:

The raw registerContextEngine function is still re-exported from plugin-sdk/index.ts with the opts.owner parameter exposed. A plugin that imports it directly can pass { owner: "core" } to overwrite core-owned engines, bypassing both guards added in this PR. The PR's stated user-visible guarantee ("plugins cannot claim the core legacy context-engine id") only holds for plugins that go through api.registerContextEngine. Consider documenting this bypass path or dropping the direct re-export.
Minor: an empty/whitespace owner string is silently coerced to "core" rather than producing a validation error, which could cause confusing behavior for callers.

Confidence Score: 3/5

Safe to merge with awareness that the plugin-sdk direct export creates a bypass path for the ownership guarantee.
The core logic is correct and well-tested. The main concern is that registerContextEngine is re-exported from the plugin SDK with the owner parameter unguarded, meaning a plugin can still overwrite core engines by importing directly rather than using the API wrapper. This partially undermines the stated security guarantee ("plugins cannot claim the core legacy engine id"). It is within the PR's stated scope boundary, but the bypass path deserves explicit acknowledgment or mitigation before the guarantee is advertised as fully effective.
src/plugin-sdk/index.ts (line 800) — the unguarded direct re-export of registerContextEngine with opts.owner is the bypass path for the ownership protections added in this PR.

Comments Outside Diff (1)

src/plugin-sdk/index.ts, line 800-801 (link)

Ownership checks bypassed via direct SDK export

registerContextEngine is re-exported here with the new opts.owner parameter fully visible. A plugin that imports this directly from the SDK (instead of going through api.registerContextEngine) can call:

import { registerContextEngine } from "@openclaw/plugin-sdk";
registerContextEngine("legacy", myFactory, { owner: "core" });

This bypasses both guards added in this PR:

The id === defaultSlotIdForKey("contextEngine") reservation check in plugins/registry.ts (that guard only runs inside the createApi wrapper).
The ownership check in registry.ts itself — because "core" is the same owner already stored for "legacy", so existing.owner !== owner is false and the write succeeds.

The PR description explicitly bounds scope to "hardens one shared registry", and full in-process sandboxing is out of scope, but this export makes the "plugins cannot claim the core legacy engine id" claim in the user-visible changes section not fully accurate — it only holds for plugins that go through the API wrapper. Consider either omitting the re-export of the raw function, or noting this bypass path in the security impact section so reviewers and future contributors are aware.

Prompt To Fix With AI

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: src/plugin-sdk/index.ts
Line: 800-801

Comment:
**Ownership checks bypassed via direct SDK export**

`registerContextEngine` is re-exported here with the new `opts.owner` parameter fully visible. A plugin that imports this directly from the SDK (instead of going through `api.registerContextEngine`) can call:

```ts
import { registerContextEngine } from "@openclaw/plugin-sdk";
registerContextEngine("legacy", myFactory, { owner: "core" });
```

This bypasses both guards added in this PR:
1. The `id === defaultSlotIdForKey("contextEngine")` reservation check in `plugins/registry.ts` (that guard only runs inside the `createApi` wrapper).
2. The ownership check in `registry.ts` itself — because `"core"` is the same owner already stored for `"legacy"`, so `existing.owner !== owner` is `false` and the write succeeds.

The PR description explicitly bounds scope to "hardens one shared registry", and full in-process sandboxing is out of scope, but this export makes the "plugins cannot claim the core `legacy` engine id" claim in the user-visible changes section not fully accurate — it only holds for plugins that go through the API wrapper. Consider either omitting the re-export of the raw function, or noting this bypass path in the security impact section so reviewers and future contributors are aware.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

Prompt To Fix All With AI

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: src/plugin-sdk/index.ts
Line: 800-801

Comment:
**Ownership checks bypassed via direct SDK export**

`registerContextEngine` is re-exported here with the new `opts.owner` parameter fully visible. A plugin that imports this directly from the SDK (instead of going through `api.registerContextEngine`) can call:

```ts
import { registerContextEngine } from "@openclaw/plugin-sdk";
registerContextEngine("legacy", myFactory, { owner: "core" });
```

This bypasses both guards added in this PR:
1. The `id === defaultSlotIdForKey("contextEngine")` reservation check in `plugins/registry.ts` (that guard only runs inside the `createApi` wrapper).
2. The ownership check in `registry.ts` itself — because `"core"` is the same owner already stored for `"legacy"`, so `existing.owner !== owner` is `false` and the write succeeds.

The PR description explicitly bounds scope to "hardens one shared registry", and full in-process sandboxing is out of scope, but this export makes the "plugins cannot claim the core `legacy` engine id" claim in the user-visible changes section not fully accurate — it only holds for plugins that go through the API wrapper. Consider either omitting the re-export of the raw function, or noting this bypass path in the security impact section so reviewers and future contributors are aware.

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

---

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: src/context-engine/registry.ts
Line: 50

Comment:
**Empty/whitespace owner silently becomes `"core"`**

`opts?.owner?.trim() || "core"` coerces an empty string or a whitespace-only owner value into `"core"`. This could silently elevate a misconfigured caller (e.g. `registerContextEngine(id, f, { owner: "" })`) to core ownership without any warning. An explicit validation would make the contract clearer:

```suggestion
  const rawOwner = opts?.owner?.trim();
  if (opts?.owner !== undefined && !rawOwner) {
    throw new Error(`registerContextEngine: owner must be a non-empty string, got ${JSON.stringify(opts.owner)}`);
  }
  const owner = rawOwner || "core";
```

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

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checks atomic * Gateway: preserve device approval baseDir compatibility * Changelog: note CLI OOM startup fixes (openclaw#47525) * Commands: lazy-load model picker provider runtime (openclaw#47536) * Commands: lazy-load model picker provider runtime * Tests: cover model picker runtime boundary * docs: fork rebase spec + per-patch diffs for upstream v2026.3.13 merge Generated after failed merge attempt (2026-03-15). 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Closes openclaw#46142 Co-authored-by: pezy <[email protected]> * Plugins: reserve context engine ownership * docs(zalo): document current Marketplace bot behavior (openclaw#47552) Verified: - pnpm check:docs Co-authored-by: Tomáš Dinh <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Tak Hoffman <[email protected]> * Docs: move release runbook to maintainer repo (openclaw#47532) * Docs: redact private release setup * Docs: tighten release order * Docs: move release runbook to maintainer repo * Docs: delete public mac release page * Docs: remove zh-CN mac release page * Docs: turn release checklist into release policy * Docs: point release policy to private docs * Docs: regenerate zh-CN release policy pages * Docs: preserve Doctor in zh-CN hubs * Docs: fix zh-CN polls label * Docs: tighten docs i18n term guardrails * Docs: enforce zh-CN glossary coverage * Scripts: rebuild on extension and tsdown config changes (openclaw#47571) Merged via squash. Prepared head SHA: edd8ed8 Co-authored-by: gumadeiras <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: gumadeiras <[email protected]> Reviewed-by: @gumadeiras * fix: reset chat buffer on tool-start to prevent intermediary text accumulation The Pi SDK resets lastStreamedAssistantCleaned between tool calls, but the gateway chatRunState.buffers was not reset — causing mergedText to accumulate text from ALL prior turns. The SSE subscriber (which resets lastTextLen=0 on tool-start) then re-emitted the entire conversation. Co-authored-by: Bob * fix(release): block oversized npm packs that regress low-memory startup (openclaw#46850) * fix(release): guard npm pack size regressions * fix(release): fail closed when npm omits pack size * Plugins: reserve context engine ownership (openclaw#47595) * Plugins: reserve context engine ownership * Update src/context-engine/registry.ts Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: restore Patch #4 (chat mirror) and Patch #5 (inbound push) lost in Codex merge Patch #4: webchat-originated replies on WA-scoped sessions now mirror to WhatsApp via sendMessageWhatsApp(). The Codex merge kept the runContext.mirror registration but lost the delivery block. Patch #5: inbound messages (WA/Slack/etc.) now broadcast to WS/SSE clients via message.inbound event, restoring real-time cross-channel message display in the webchat dashboard. Co-authored-by: Bob * fix: mirror delivery in emitChatFinal (embedded runner path) The previous commit placed mirror only in the !agentRunStarted branch of server-methods/chat.ts, but the embedded runner sets agentRunStarted=true and delivers via emitChatFinal in server-chat.ts instead. This restores the mirror block in the correct location — matching the alpha. Co-authored-by: Bob * Gateway: sync runtime post-build artifacts * Plugins: harden context engine ownership * fix: complete Patch #5 inbound push + fix mirror static import - Add emitInboundMessageEvent() call in dispatch-from-config.ts (was only defined but never called — WA messages never reached SSE/webchat) - Switch mirror from dynamic import() to static import (dynamic import failed silently in bundled build) Co-authored-by: Bob * fix: globalThis singleton for WA listeners to survive chunk duplication The bundler splits active-listener.ts into a different chunk than server-chat.ts (mirror) and auto-reply/monitor.ts (listener registration). Static/dynamic imports resolve to different module instances, so mirror always sees an empty listeners Map. Using globalThis ensures all chunks share the same Map instance. Co-authored-by: Bob * fix(plugins): fix bundled plugin roots and skill assets (openclaw#47601) * fix(acpx): resolve bundled plugin root correctly * fix(plugins): copy bundled plugin skill assets * fix(plugins): tolerate missing bundled skill paths * chore: remove temporary mirror debug logs Co-authored-by: Bob * fix: globalThis singleton for inbound event listeners (chunk duplication) Same root cause as the WA listener fix: dispatch-from-config.ts emits inbound events in one chunk, server.impl.ts subscribes in another. Module-level Set gets duplicated across chunks. Co-authored-by: Bob * fix: emit inbound events from WA process-message path (not dispatch-from-config) dispatch-from-config.ts is NOT in the WA message processing chain. WA messages go through process-message.ts → provider-dispatcher.ts. Moved emitInboundMessageEvent to process-message.ts where WA messages are actually processed. Co-authored-by: Bob * fix(ci): restore config baseline release-check output (openclaw#47629) * Docs: regenerate config baseline * Chore: ignore generated config baseline * Update .prettierignore Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * CLI: support package-manager installs from GitHub main (openclaw#47630) * CLI: resolve package-manager main install specs * CLI: skip registry resolution for raw package specs * CLI: support main package target updates * CLI: document package update specs in help * Tests: cover package install spec resolution * Tests: cover npm main-package updates * Tests: cover update --tag main * Installer: support main package targets * Installer: support main package targets on Windows * Docs: document package-manager main updates * Docs: document installer main targets * Docs: document npm and pnpm main installs * Docs: document update --tag main * Changelog: note package-manager main installs * Update src/infra/update-global.test.ts Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * fix: emit message.inbound directly on gatewayEventBus Bypass inbound-events.ts entirely — its module-level Set suffers from chunk duplication even with globalThis (timing/ordering issues). gatewayEventBus already uses globalThis singleton and is proven to work for chat/agent events. 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Co-authored-by: Bob * fix(dev): align gateway watch with tsdown wrapper (openclaw#47636) * Commands: lazy-load non-interactive plugin provider runtime (openclaw#47593) * Commands: lazy-load non-interactive plugin provider runtime * Tests: cover non-interactive plugin provider ordering * Update src/commands/onboard-non-interactive/local/auth-choice.plugin-providers.runtime.ts Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: greptile-apps[bot] <165735046+greptile-apps[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> * Plugins: relocate bundled skill assets * Plugins: skip nested node_modules in bundled skills * Plugins: clean stale bundled skill outputs * feat(plugins): move provider runtimes into bundled plugins * build(plugins): add bundled provider plugin manifests * Channels: move onboarding adapters into extensions * Channels: use owned helper imports * Plugins: broaden plugin surface for Codex App Server (openclaw#45318) * Plugins: add inbound claim and Telegram interaction seams * Plugins: add Discord interaction surface * Chore: fix formatting after plugin rebase * fix(hooks): preserve observers after inbound claim * test(hooks): cover claimed inbound observer delivery * fix(plugins): harden typing lease refreshes * fix(discord): pass real auth to plugin interactions * fix(plugins): remove raw session binding runtime exposure * fix(plugins): tighten interactive callback handling * Plugins: gate conversation binding with approvals * Plugins: migrate legacy plugin binding records * Plugins/phone-control: update test command context * Plugins: migrate legacy binding ids * Plugins: migrate legacy codex session bindings * Discord: fix plugin interaction handling * Discord: support direct plugin conversation binds * Plugins: preserve Discord command bind targets * Tests: fix plugin binding and interactive fallout * Discord: stabilize directory lookup tests * Discord: route bound DMs to plugins * Discord: restore plugin bindings after restart * Telegram: persist detached plugin bindings * Plugins: limit binding APIs to Telegram and Discord * Plugins: harden bound conversation routing * Plugins: fix extension target imports * Plugins: fix Telegram runtime extension imports * Plugins: format rebased binding handlers * Discord: bind group DM interactions by channel --------- Co-authored-by: Vincent Koc <[email protected]> * feat(plugins): add compatible bundle support * feat(plugins): move provider runtimes into bundled plugins * build(plugins): add bundled provider plugin packages * fix(plugins): restore provider compatibility fallbacks * Changelog: note plugin agent integrations * chore: remove inbound-push debug logs Co-authored-by: Bob * refactor: decouple channel setup discovery * refactor: move telegram onboarding to setup wizard * docs: describe channel setup wizard surface * fix: tighten setup wizard typing * fix: deduplicate inbound events + use raw body instead of envelope - Remove emitInboundMessageEvent from dispatch-from-config.ts (WA uses process-message.ts path, causing double emit) - Use params.msg.body (clean) instead of combinedBody (with envelope prefix) to avoid showing [WhatsApp ...] metadata in chat UI Co-authored-by: Bob * Commands: lazy-load auth choice plugin provider runtime (openclaw#47692) * Commands: lazy-load auth choice plugin provider runtime * Tests: cover auth choice plugin provider runtime * refactor: expand setup wizard flow * refactor: move discord and slack to setup wizard * refactor: drop onboarding adapter sdk exports * docs: update setup wizard capabilities * feat(plugins): test bundle MCP end to end * fix(onboarding): use scoped plugin snapshots to prevent OOM on low-memory hosts (openclaw#46763) * fix(onboarding): use scoped plugin snapshots to prevent OOM on low-memory hosts Onboarding and channel-add flows previously loaded the full plugin registry, which caused OOM crashes on memory-constrained hosts. 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feat(plugins): add provider usage runtime hooks * feat(plugins): move bundled providers behind plugin hooks * docs(plugins): document provider runtime usage hooks * docs(plugins): unify bundle format explainer * fix: repair onboarding adapter registry imports * refactor: expand setup wizard input flow * refactor: move signal imessage mattermost to setup wizard * docs: document richer setup wizard prompts * feat(plugins): move anthropic and openai vendors to plugins * fix: repair onboarding setup-wizard imports * test(discord): cover startup phase logging * fix: reduce plugin and discord warning noise * chore: raise plugin registry cache cap * build: suppress protobufjs eval warning in tsdown * refactor: tighten setup wizard onboarding bridge * refactor: move bluebubbles to setup wizard * refactor: move nextcloud talk to setup wizard * CLI: restore lightweight root help and scoped status plugin preload * Matrix: lazy-load runtime-heavy channel paths * CI: add CLI startup memory regression check * MSTeams: lazy-load runtime-heavy channel paths * refactor: expand setup wizard flow * refactor: move whatsapp to setup wizard * refactor: move irc to setup wizard * refactor: move tlon to setup wizard * refactor: move googlechat to setup wizard * refactor: expose setup wizard sdk surfaces * Feishu: lazy-load runtime-heavy channel paths * Google Chat: lazy-load runtime-heavy channel paths * fix: gate setup-only plugin side effects * feat(web-search): add plugin-backed search providers * fix(web-search): restore build after plugin rebase * refactor(web-search): move providers into company plugins * WhatsApp: lazy-load setup wizard surface * fix: align channel adapters with plugin sdk * fix: repair node24 ci type drift * refactor(google): merge gemini auth into google plugin * feat(plugins): merge openai vendor seams into one plugin * refactor(plugins): lazy load provider runtime shims * perf(cli): trim help startup imports * perf(status): defer heavy startup loading * fix(matrix): assert outbound runtime hooks * refactor: extend setup wizard account resolution * refactor: move feishu zalo zalouser to setup wizard * refactor: move matrix msteams twitch to setup wizard * refactor: drop channel onboarding fallback * fix: quiet discord startup logs * Slack: lazy-load setup wizard surface * Feishu: drop stale runtime onboarding export * Discord: lazy-load setup wizard surface * Signal: lazy-load setup wizard surface * perf(plugins): lazy-load setup surfaces * fix(cli): repair preaction merge typo * Signal: restore setup surface helper exports * iMessage: lazy-load setup wizard surface * Nextcloud Talk: split setup adapter helpers * fix: remove stale dist plugin dirs * BlueBubbles: split setup adapter helpers * test(plugins): cover retired google auth compatibility * refactor(tests): share plugin registration helpers * refactor(plugins): share bundled compat transforms * refactor(google): split oauth flow modules * refactor(plugin-sdk): centralize entrypoint manifest * fix(docs): harden i18n prompt failures * docs(i18n): sync zh-CN google plugin references * fix(docs): run i18n through a local rpc client * build(plugin-sdk): enforce export sync in check * docs(google): remove stale plugin references * IRC: split setup adapter helpers * refactor: move line to setup wizard * refactor: trim onboarding sdk exports * Telegram: split setup adapter helpers * fix: allow plugin package id hints * Tlon: split setup adapter helpers * LINE: split setup adapter helpers * fix: restore ci type checks * fix: resolve line setup rebase drift * Mattermost: split setup adapter helpers * refactor: merge minimax bundled plugins * docs: refresh zh-CN model providers * perf(plugins): lazy-load channel setup entrypoints * Google Chat: split setup adapter helpers * Matrix: split setup adapter helpers * MSTeams: split setup adapter helpers * feat(telegram): add topic-edit action * fix(telegram): normalize topic-edit targets * fix: add Telegram topic-edit action (openclaw#47798) * Feishu: split setup adapter helpers * fixed main? * Zalo: split setup adapter helpers * refactor(plugins): split lightweight channel setup modules * Zalouser: split setup adapter helpers * Status: skip unused channel issue scan in JSON mode * fix(plugins): tighten lazy setup typing * fix: tighten outbound channel/plugin resolution * fix(ci): repair security and route test fixtures * secrets: harden read-only SecretRef command paths and diagnostics (openclaw#47794) * secrets: harden read-only SecretRef resolution for status and audit * CLI: add SecretRef degrade-safe regression coverage * Docs: align SecretRef status and daemon probe semantics * Security audit: close SecretRef review gaps * Security audit: preserve source auth SecretRef configuredness * changelog Signed-off-by: joshavant <[email protected]> --------- Signed-off-by: joshavant <[email protected]> * Gateway: add presence-only probe mode for status * refactor: move group access into setup wizard * 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