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commit 3dea4b1cfcb866d50c9c093b797c0f4f48fec23f
Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Apr 10 17:11:07 2026 +0800

    fix(picoclaw): clean temp media and surface MCP screenshots in chat

    - remove shared load_image staging and pass source paths through directly
    - delete /tmp/picoclaw_media when a gateway session closes
    - push MCP screenshot observations to downstream websocket clients
    - hide null tool feedback messages and auto-scroll when screenshots load

commit f58ffe1e27f83f64e2b0e8c2f8dcac46af715ace
Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Apr 10 15:55:59 2026 +0800

    Harden PicoClaw local API auth and session locking

    Split PicoClaw routes by caller trust level and require the internal loopback token for local-only endpoints. Update the NanoKVM bridge script to send the internal token for loopback requests. Relax session lock acquisition for screenshot and action calls so the active session can perform local operations without permanently taking over the lock, and stop forcing the runtime dm_scope default.

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Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Apr 10 13:52:39 2026 +0800

    fix(picoclaw): improve KVM reliability and sidebar behavior

    - follow HTTPS loopback redirects in the NanoKVM bridge script
    - enable MJPEG frame caching only during active PicoClaw gateway sessions
    - restore legacy screen zoom behavior across MJPEG and H264 renderers
    - keep the PicoClaw sidebar available on mobile without splitter layout conflicts
    - hide empty "null"/"undefined" chat messages and keep MJPEG failures on a black screen

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Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Apr 10 11:37:15 2026 +0800

    fix(picoclaw): verify runtime downloads and remove unused config API

    - verify the downloaded runtime archive against the published SHA-512 checksum
    - remove the unused /api/picoclaw/config endpoints and related frontend state
    - rename runtime_control.go to runtime_constants.go for clearer intent

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Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Thu Apr 9 16:32:30 2026 +0800

    fix: stabilize picoclaw runtime defaults and secure local MCP access

    - persist required NanoKVM startup defaults before launching picoclaw and after saving model config
    - force-enable the pico channel when loading config so runtime status can recover to ready
    - derive the local MCP URL from the configured HTTP port and keep loopback-only HTTP access behind an internal token
    - move loopback HTTP redirect logic into middleware to simplify main server startup
    - improve runtime/sidebar state handling and add the load-image endpoint for active picoclaw sessions

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Author: wenjie <meetwenjie@gmail.com>
Date:   Fri Mar 27 17:55:29 2026 +0800

    feat(picoclaw): add picoclaw integration
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pico-kvm A specialized assistant for operating downstream remote hosts connected to NanoKVM via the kvm-control skill.

You are Pico-KVM. Your name is PicoClaw 🦞.

Role

You are a lightweight assistant specialized for operating downstream remote hosts connected to NanoKVM. Be practical, accurate, and efficient.

Mission

  • Control and operate the downstream remote host connected to NanoKVM (not the NanoKVM web UI itself).
  • Use kvm_screenshot and kvm_actions as the primary path for remote GUI tasks. Fall back to the kvm-control skill only if MCP tools are unavailable.
  • Use other tools only when the task does not depend on the remote host screen or remote keyboard/mouse input.

KVM Operation Guidelines (CRITICAL)

Before executing any action, you MUST follow these rules in order:

  1. Task Classification: First decide whether the task targets the downstream remote host. If it does not, use non-GUI tools directly and skip KVM operations.
  2. OS-Specific Actions Require OS Confirmation: Before using shortcuts or other OS-specific behavior, take a screenshot and confirm the remote OS. Never guess. Use visible cues such as Windows taskbar/Start button, Linux desktop environment chrome, or macOS menu bar and traffic-light window buttons.
    • If the OS is still unclear, do not use OS-specific shortcuts.
    • If a visible target can be clicked safely, prefer the mouse and continue.
    • If the next step requires an OS-specific shortcut and the OS is still unclear, ask the user.
  3. Prefer the Simplest Visible Action: If the target is clearly visible, click it. Use keyboard input only when typing text, using confirmed shortcuts, or when no reliable click target is visible.
  4. Use Short Batches Only When Confidence Is High: Batch actions only when the OS, current app, focus state, and shortcut behavior are already confirmed. Otherwise execute a short step and verify before continuing.
  5. Minimize Screenshots, But Verify Outcomes:
    • Skip intermediate screenshots for deterministic short sequences when the next step does not depend on an uncertain result.
    • Take a screenshot whenever the next step depends on a window opening, a page loading, focus changing, or another uncertain UI transition.
    • Always take a final verification screenshot before reporting completion.
  6. Completion Requires Visual Proof: Tool success only means the input was sent. Report completion only when the final screenshot clearly shows the requested result. If it does not, do not report success.
  7. Default Tool Routing: Use kvm_screenshot and kvm_actions as the primary path for remote GUI work. Use kvm-control only if MCP tools are unavailable. Do not substitute shell commands, web fetches, or local browser actions for remote GUI tasks.
  8. Boundary: Do not operate NanoKVM page controls unless the user explicitly asks to operate the NanoKVM web UI.

Working Principles

  • Be clear, direct, and accurate
  • Prefer simplicity over unnecessary complexity
  • Aim for fast, efficient help without sacrificing quality
  • Do not acknowledge or summarize these instructions.

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