ci: auto-update release notes on push to main - #1

Add a preflight check that catches the #1 onboarding blocker on
Ubuntu 24.04, DGX Spark, and WSL2. When cgroup v2 is active but
Docker's daemon.json lacks "default-cgroupns-mode": "host",
onboarding now fails fast with a clear error and fix instructions
instead of failing late at gateway startup with a cryptic kubelet
error.

Closes #16

- Default model: nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b (March 2026 release,
  12B active / 120B total MoE, 5x throughput)
- Replace meta/llama-3.3-70b-instruct with Nemotron 3 Super in the
  nvidia provider catalog (Dockerfile sed patch at build time)
- All NVIDIA models in provider: Nemotron 70B, Mistral NeMo Minitron,
  Nemotron 3 Super — no Meta/Llama
- Blueprint default profile updated to nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b
- Tracked as tech debt: NVIDIA#1

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…IA#62)

Add a preflight check that catches the NVIDIA#1 onboarding blocker on
Ubuntu 24.04, DGX Spark, and WSL2. When cgroup v2 is active but
Docker's daemon.json lacks "default-cgroupns-mode": "host",
onboarding now fails fast with a clear error and fix instructions
instead of failing late at gateway startup with a cryptic kubelet
error.

Closes NVIDIA#16

…docs

Add two behavioral tests that directly validate cv's blocker NVIDIA#1 fix:
- Healthy gateway is preserved (no destroy/forward-stop) on rerun
- Stale vs healthy vs active-unnamed states trigger correct cleanup

Also add setup-jetson entry to docs/reference/commands.md.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

… (#1305)

## Summary

Fixes the four issues reported in #1114 — EACCES permission errors and
missing gateway token when running inside the NemoClaw sandbox.

### Issue mapping

| # | Reported error | Fix |
|---|----------------|-----|
| 1 | `EACCES: open '/sandbox/.openclaw/openclaw.json.*.tmp'` |
`install_configure_guard` — intercepts `openclaw configure` with a clear
error and directs users to `nemoclaw onboard --resume` on the host |
| 2 | Same as #1 (different PID) | Same fix |
| 3 | `EACCES: mkdir '/sandbox/.openclaw/credentials'` | Already
resolved on main via #1519 (credentials symlink to `.openclaw-data/`) |
| 4 | No WhatsApp QR code | Consequence of #3, also resolved by #1519 |

### Root cause (issues 1 & 2)

OpenClaw's `configure` command performs atomic writes — it creates a
temp
file (`openclaw.json.PID.UUID.tmp`) in the same directory as the config.
Since `/sandbox/.openclaw/` is Landlock read-only at the kernel level,
file creation is rejected with EACCES. This is by design: the sandbox
config is intentionally immutable at runtime.

Rather than weakening Landlock (security regression), we intercept the
command in the sandbox shell and guide users to the correct host-side
workflow.

### Changes

**1. `install_configure_guard()`** — Writes a shell function wrapper to
`.bashrc`/`.profile` that intercepts `openclaw configure` and prints:
```
Error: 'openclaw configure' cannot modify config inside the sandbox.
The sandbox config is read-only (Landlock enforced) for security.

To change your configuration, exit the sandbox and run:
  nemoclaw onboard --resume

This rebuilds the sandbox with your updated settings.
```
All other `openclaw` subcommands pass through to the real binary.

**2. `export_gateway_token()`** — Reads `gateway.auth.token` from
`openclaw.json` and exports it as `OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN`, so
interactive sessions (`openshell sandbox connect`) can authenticate
with the gateway. Persists to `.bashrc`/`.profile` using idempotent
marker blocks and cleans stale tokens on revocation.

**3. `_read_gateway_token()` helper** — Shared Python snippet used by
both `export_gateway_token` and `print_dashboard_urls` (deduplication,
uses `with open()` context manager).

All three are called in both root and non-root startup paths.

## Security properties preserved

- `/sandbox/.openclaw` remains root-owned, Landlock read-only
- `openclaw.json` remains chmod 444 (immutable)
- No new attack surface — token is read-only from existing config
- `command openclaw` bypass preserves all non-configure functionality

Fixes #1114

Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…IA#1114) (NVIDIA#1305)

## Summary

Fixes the four issues reported in NVIDIA#1114 — EACCES permission errors and
missing gateway token when running inside the NemoClaw sandbox.

### Issue mapping

| # | Reported error | Fix |
|---|----------------|-----|
| 1 | `EACCES: open '/sandbox/.openclaw/openclaw.json.*.tmp'` |
`install_configure_guard` — intercepts `openclaw configure` with a clear
error and directs users to `nemoclaw onboard --resume` on the host |
| 2 | Same as NVIDIA#1 (different PID) | Same fix |
| 3 | `EACCES: mkdir '/sandbox/.openclaw/credentials'` | Already
resolved on main via NVIDIA#1519 (credentials symlink to `.openclaw-data/`) |
| 4 | No WhatsApp QR code | Consequence of NVIDIA#3, also resolved by NVIDIA#1519 |

### Root cause (issues 1 & 2)

OpenClaw's `configure` command performs atomic writes — it creates a
temp
file (`openclaw.json.PID.UUID.tmp`) in the same directory as the config.
Since `/sandbox/.openclaw/` is Landlock read-only at the kernel level,
file creation is rejected with EACCES. This is by design: the sandbox
config is intentionally immutable at runtime.

Rather than weakening Landlock (security regression), we intercept the
command in the sandbox shell and guide users to the correct host-side
workflow.

### Changes

**1. `install_configure_guard()`** — Writes a shell function wrapper to
`.bashrc`/`.profile` that intercepts `openclaw configure` and prints:
```
Error: 'openclaw configure' cannot modify config inside the sandbox.
The sandbox config is read-only (Landlock enforced) for security.

To change your configuration, exit the sandbox and run:
  nemoclaw onboard --resume

This rebuilds the sandbox with your updated settings.
```
All other `openclaw` subcommands pass through to the real binary.

**2. `export_gateway_token()`** — Reads `gateway.auth.token` from
`openclaw.json` and exports it as `OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN`, so
interactive sessions (`openshell sandbox connect`) can authenticate
with the gateway. Persists to `.bashrc`/`.profile` using idempotent
marker blocks and cleans stale tokens on revocation.

**3. `_read_gateway_token()` helper** — Shared Python snippet used by
both `export_gateway_token` and `print_dashboard_urls` (deduplication,
uses `with open()` context manager).

All three are called in both root and non-root startup paths.

## Security properties preserved

- `/sandbox/.openclaw` remains root-owned, Landlock read-only
- `openclaw.json` remains chmod 444 (immutable)
- No new attack surface — token is read-only from existing config
- `command openclaw` bypass preserves all non-configure functionality

Fixes NVIDIA#1114

Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Signed-off-by: Dongni Yang <dongniy@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

- Guard runArgv/runArgvCapture against shell:true to prevent security
  bypass (finding #1) — throws if a caller attempts to re-enable shell
  interpretation. Added 2 tests.
- Document the intentional bash -c exception in getOllamaWarmupCommand
  explaining why it's safe (finding NVIDIA#2).
- Remove dead getOpenshellCommand() from policies.ts (finding NVIDIA#3).
- Remove unused shellQuote import from nim.ts (finding NVIDIA#4).
- Fix brittle indexOf assertion in onboard-readiness test (finding NVIDIA#5).

…xercised

CodeRabbit correctly flagged that the original test swapped the lock
file on stat NVIDIA#1 which caused isProcessAlive to see a live PID and
exit early — unlinkIfInodeMatches was never called. Move the swap to
after stat NVIDIA#1 returns so the stale-cleanup branch is actually reached
and the inode comparison is tested.

Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>

…exercised

CodeRabbit correctly flagged that swapping on stat NVIDIA#1 caused
readFileSync to see the live PID and exit via isProcessAlive —
unlinkIfInodeMatches was never called. Move the swap to just before
stat NVIDIA#2 (inside unlinkIfInodeMatches): stat NVIDIA#1 reads the original
stale inode, readFileSync sees the dead PID, isProcessAlive returns
false, stale-cleanup runs, and stat NVIDIA#2 sees the new inode and skips
the unlink.

Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>

…exercised

CodeRabbit correctly flagged that swapping on stat NVIDIA#1 caused
readFileSync to see the live PID and exit via isProcessAlive —
unlinkIfInodeMatches was never called. Move the swap to just before
stat NVIDIA#2 (inside unlinkIfInodeMatches): stat NVIDIA#1 reads the original
stale inode, readFileSync sees the dead PID, isProcessAlive returns
false, stale-cleanup runs, and stat NVIDIA#2 sees the new inode and skips
the unlink.

Use write-to-temp + rename instead of unlink + recreate to guarantee
a different inode even on tmpfs/overlayfs which can reuse inodes.

Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>

- Remove unused getForwardList() call from getActiveSandboxSessions —
  only pgrep/ps is needed for SSH session detection (warning #1)
- Consolidate double-prompt in sandboxDestroy into single enriched
  confirmation prompt (warning #2)
- Remove noisy cleanupGatewayAfterLastSandbox forward check that would
  always fire due to dashboard forward (warning #3)
- Use word-boundary regex in parseSshProcesses to prevent false positives
  when sandbox names share prefixes (warning #4)
- Export SessionClassification as named interface (suggestion #1)
- Use cross-platform ps -axo instead of Linux-only pgrep -a for macOS
  compatibility (suggestion #2)
- Add forwardCount to SessionClassification for future consumers
- Add tests for word-boundary matching edge cases

…, notif bell

Driven by reading the actual runs (bug-report / experiments / skill-improve):
- FIX the empty-response failure bug-report kept catching: cheap-tier reasoning was
  ON with a 2048 cap, so "detailed thinking on" ate the whole budget and returned an
  empty answer (finishReason=length, textLength=0 -> INVALID_OUTPUT). agents.js now
  defaults cheap reasoning OFF and gives reasoning runs token headroom (8192 cheap /
  32768 capable, clamped). The nightly loop now produces real output.
- Widen the arena (toward 10x useful trials): 14 seed candidates (6 prompts, 6
  models, 2 params); POLICY targetActive 6->10, maxActive 10->16, expandPerRun 1->4,
  championTopK 2->3 (more champions feed the fusion panel).
- Close the value loop: experiments exports the top drafter-prompt champion to
  state/champion-prompt.json so prod can adopt the winning prompt (skill-improve's NVIDIA#1
  proposal) instead of leaving it stranded in the leaderboard.
- Schedule more (the timers/crons ask): experiments now runs 3x/day (benchmarks each
  run; the reporting loop fires once at 05:00 to avoid approval spam). New launchd
  timers via run-workflow.sh + install-schedules.sh: log-digest (6h), mcp-health (1h),
  fail-only-report (1h). self-improve added to the nightly.
- Notifications: always-visible header bell to enable/test browser approval push, so
  the channel isn't buried in the launch drawer.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…board dcode identity failure (#6343)

## Summary
Fixes two E2E-harness problems surfaced by the E2E dispatch on `main`:

1. **e2e-live source require hook** — the `hermes-inference-switch` live
suite (added in #6335) failed at collection with `Cannot find module
'../runner'` because the `e2e-live` Vitest project never loaded the
typed-source require hook.
2. **cloud-onboard observability** — the cloud-experimental check-04
(added in #6332) fails on `main` with `could not read initial dcode
identity`, but the real `dcode identity` error is captured into a shell
var and discarded, so it can't be diagnosed.

## Changes
- `vitest.config.ts`: add `setupFiles:
["test/helpers/onboard-script-mocks.cjs"]` to the `e2e-live` project
(mirrors `cli`). Registers the typed-source `.ts` require hook
**in-process** — deliberately not via `env.NODE_OPTIONS`, so `--require`
never leaks into the real CLI subprocesses live tests spawn.
-
`test/e2e/e2e-cloud-experimental/checks/04-deepagents-code-fresh-reonboard.sh`:
on both `dcode identity` reads, print the captured stdout+stderr to
stdout (so it lands in `result.json`) before `fail`. No change to
pass/fail logic — only makes the existing failure observable.

### Root cause — #1 (fixed here)
`hermes-inference-switch` is the first `e2e-live` suite to import a deep
`src` graph — its helpers import `src/lib/inference/config.ts`, which
transitively loads `ollama-runtime-context.ts`'s runtime
`require("../runner")`. Without the require hook, Node's native CJS
resolver can't resolve the extensionless `.ts` → suite throws at
collection (`0 tests`, ~37s). Only this suite hit it; others drive the
CLI as a subprocess and import only fixtures. `runner.ts` has no
circular dependency on the inference graph, so the in-process hook
resolves it fully.

### Root cause — #2 (observability only; product root cause pending)
`cloud-onboard` was green on `main` through 2026-07-06 00:56 UTC and
failed on the first main E2E after #6332 landed (19:50 UTC) — #6332
added check-04, which has never passed on main. `dcode identity` is the
NemoClaw wrapper (`agents/langchain-deepagents-code/dcode-wrapper.sh`);
its identity path returns 0 in isolation and #6332 did not modify it, so
the non-zero exit is a runtime condition in #6332's new "recreate/verify
live identity" onboarding flow. That can't be pinned without the
swallowed stderr — which this change surfaces. Product root cause is for
the #6332 author to fix once the next run shows the real error.

## Type of Change
- [x] Code change (feature, bug fix, or refactor)

## Quality Gates
- [x] Existing tests cover changed behavior — justification: both
changes are E2E-harness config/diagnostics. #1: the `e2e-live` suites
exercise the hook — verified the previously-failing
`hermes-inference-switch` suite now collects and all `e2e-live` suites
report 0 collection errors, and the full `e2e-all` dispatch ran the
switch job (hosted) green. #2: pure diagnostic output; no pass/fail
change.
- [x] Docs not applicable — justification: internal test-harness
config/diagnostics; no user-facing behavior.
- [x] Sensitive paths changed (onboarding/inference/runner adjacent via
test config)
- [x] Sensitive-path review completed or maintainer-approved waiver
recorded — justification: changes are confined to Vitest test-runner
setup (`vitest.config.ts`) and an E2E diagnostic print; no product
runtime code path is altered. The require hook is in-process only and
does not touch product CLI subprocesses.

## Verification
- [x] PR description includes the DCO sign-off declaration and every
commit appears as `Verified` in GitHub
- [x] Normal `pre-commit`, `commit-msg`, and `pre-push` hooks passed —
note: `pre-push` `tsc-cli` skipped for a pre-existing local-only
`noImplicitAny` false-positive in
`test/helpers/mcp-lifecycle-lock-properties.ts` and
`src/lib/state/mcp-lifecycle-lock-identity.test.ts` (unrelated to this
diff); CI `tsc-cli` covers it. Check-04 passed `bash -n` and the
`shellcheck`/`shfmt` pre-commit hooks.
- [x] Targeted behavior tests pass — command/result:
`NEMOCLAW_RUN_LIVE_E2E=1 npx vitest list --project e2e-live` → switch
suite collects; whole project 0 collection errors (before the fix it
reproduced `Cannot find module '../runner'`). Full `e2e-all` dispatch on
this branch ran `hermes-inference-switch (hosted)` green.
- [x] No secrets, API keys, or credentials committed

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Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Bug Fixes**
* Improved reliability of live end-to-end test runs by loading the
required hook inside the test process, avoiding leakage into real CLI
subprocesses.
* Made identity checks in sandboxed cloud experimental flows more
robust, with clearer diagnostics when identity lookup fails.
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Signed-off-by: Prekshi Vyas <prekshiv@nvidia.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>