* fix: rename moltbot to openclawd
* fix
* fix
* fix: use single shared pg0 database for all banks + add default mission
This commit fixes a critical database isolation issue and adds the default
mission feature for the openclawd plugin.
## Changes:
**hindsight-embed:**
- Fixed daemon_client.py to use single shared database: pg0://hindsight-embed
- Previously, each bank_id would create a separate pg0 instance (wrong!)
- Now all banks share the same database with isolation via bank_id parameter
- Updated README to clarify database architecture
**openclawd plugin (v0.0.5):**
- Added default bank mission describing OpenClawd's multi-channel assistant role
- Added setBankMission() method to client
- Integrated mission setting during plugin initialization
- Added bankMission to plugin config schema with sensible default
- Updated docs to explain shared database architecture
## Why this matters:
Bank isolation should happen WITHIN the database (via separate tables/schemas),
not via separate database instances. Using HINDSIGHT_EMBED_BANK_ID to create
separate pg0 databases was architecturally wrong and caused confusion.
* ci: rename moltbot to openclawd in workflows and release script
- Updated build-moltbot-integration → build-openclawd-integration in test.yml
- Updated release-moltbot-integration → release-openclawd-integration in release.yml
- Updated all working directories from moltbot to openclawd
- Updated artifact names from moltbot-integration to openclawd-integration
- Added openclawd package.json to release.sh version bump script
Updates:
- hindsight-api/hindsight_api/__init__.py: bump __version__ to 0.4.0
- scripts/release.sh: add logic to update __version__ in Python __init__.py files during release
* fix: add procps to Docker image and smoke test to release workflow
The Docker image was failing to start because pg0 uses `kill -0 <pid>`
to check if PostgreSQL is running, but the python:3.11-slim base image
doesn't include the `kill` command. Adding procps provides it.
This has been broken since release 0.1.6 when the fallback URI code was
removed to support dynamic ports. Without the kill command, pg0 couldn't
detect process status and returned None for the database URI.
Also adds smoke testing to the release workflow:
- Build image locally (single platform) and test before pushing
- Run container and wait for /health endpoint (up to 120s)
- Only push multi-platform release images if smoke test passes
- Each image (api-only, cp-only, standalone) tested independently
This prevents releasing broken Docker images to GHCR.
* refactor: extract smoke test into reusable script
Add scripts/docker-smoke-test.sh that can be run locally or in CI:
- Takes image name and optional target (cp-only vs api)
- Handles LLM credentials for API/standalone images
- Configurable timeout via SMOKE_TEST_TIMEOUT env var
- Colored output and clear error messages
- Proper cleanup on exit
Update release workflow to use the script instead of inline bash.
* bump pg0 0.11.x and improve documentation
* bump pg0 0.11.x and improve documentation
* bump pg0 0.11.x and improve documentation
* ci: test notebooks on ci
* ci: test notebooks on ci
* rm llms-full from repo
* formatting
* formatting
* feat: support for gemini-3-pro and gpt-5.2
* feat: support for gemini-3-pro and gpt-5.2
* feat: support for gemini-3-pro and gpt-5.2
* feat: support for gemini-3-pro and gpt-5.2
* feat: add local mcp server
* docs
* docs
* change the package to workspace concept
* add provider name and change default model
* add the node_modules to git ignore
* change the npm runs to use workspace
* fix the start scripts to use the workspace
* update the uv.lock
* updated instructions
* update the docker build to use the npm workspace
* Update package-lock.json after merge to sync workspace dependencies
* fix merge conflict