commit 6561679f5c396bb07f5f7ba5bc5ec75e81c803a4
Author: OpenClaw Patch <patch@openclaw.local>
Date: Tue May 19 16:26:01 2026 -0700
fix: never dedup access_token connections
Access tokens should always create new entries. User decides
which to keep (refresh-based OAuth vs no-expiry website token)
and removes the other manually.
commit d773451657999a2965ca4a094a7f0b7a54066693
Author: OpenClaw Patch <patch@openclaw.local>
Date: Tue May 19 16:24:30 2026 -0700
fix: support ChatGPT website token format (account_id, plan_type)
ChatGPT website access tokens use top-level 'account_id' and
'plan_type' fields, while OAuth id_tokens use nested claims
under 'https://api.openai.com/auth'. Now both formats are
handled, so workspace dedup works for website tokens too.
commit cb895a5f6be59c51267874f11567646fa1f43016
Author: OpenClaw Patch <patch@openclaw.local>
Date: Tue May 19 16:12:56 2026 -0700
fix: detect JWT in manual callback URL field
When user pastes a JWT access token (starts with eyJ) in the
'paste callback URL' input field, skip URL parsing and send
it directly to the exchange endpoint as the code. Fixes
'Failed to construct URL: Invalid URL' error.
commit 29650d4a6732e3cf0958c9963b53209e41c8281e
Author: OpenClaw Patch <patch@openclaw.local>
Date: Tue May 19 15:37:02 2026 -0700
feat: auto-detect access token in OAuth exchange
When the exchange endpoint receives a JWT (starts with eyJ)
instead of an OAuth authorization code, it detects this and
creates an access_token connection directly — skipping the
OAuth token exchange flow.
This lets users paste a ChatGPT access token where the OAuth
code would normally go, and have it work automatically.
commit e8e7c5709a783abd0c45246a44de1cc6abdba100
Author: OpenClaw Patch <patch@openclaw.local>
Date: Tue May 19 15:14:48 2026 -0700
feat: workspace-aware dedup + ChatGPT access token import
1. Dedup now checks email AND workspace (chatgptAccountId)
- Same email in different workspaces = separate connections
- Backward compatible: non-workspace providers still dedup by email
2. New authType 'access_token' for ChatGPT website tokens
- POST /api/oauth/codex/import-token accepts raw access tokens
- Extracts email, workspace, plan from JWT claims
- Deduplicates by email+workspace like OAuth
- No refresh token needed (avoids OAuth relogin issues)
On Linux, verify that Cursor IDE is actually installed before importing
tokens. Previously, leftover config files from a removed Cursor installation
would trigger a false positive, creating a phantom Cursor provider connection.
The check uses `which cursor` and falls back to checking for a .desktop file
in ~/.local/share/applications/
Fixes#313
Co-authored-by: Ibrahim Ryan <ryan@nuevanext.com>
Made-with: Cursor
* fix(usage): track lifetime request total beyond history cap
* fix(ui): restore provider assets and model availability endpoint
* fix(cursor): remove sql.js dependency from auto-import route
- Add buildQwenBaseUrl function to construct URLs for Qwen resources.
- Update buildProviderUrl to support Qwen model requests.
- Enhance token refresh logic to include provider-specific data for Qwen.
- Refactor CLI Tools page to exclude MITM tools and streamline model retrieval.
- Introduce new components for MITM server management.
- Update API routes to handle Qwen-specific resource URLs and improve error handling.
The macOS auto-import was failing with "Cursor database not found" even
when Cursor was installed and logged in. This was caused by a single
hardcoded path and no fallback when the DB file existed but couldn't be
opened (e.g. WAL lock, Insiders variant).
Changes (macOS only — linux/win32 paths are unchanged):
- Probe both standard and Insiders DB locations on macOS
- Return a descriptive error when the DB file exists but can't be opened
- Try multiple known key names for token and machine ID
- Add fuzzy key fallback for future Cursor schema changes
- Normalize JSON-encoded string values from the DB
Adds unit tests covering all new and existing behavior.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Add CursorExecutor for handling requests to the Cursor API using protobuf over HTTP/2.
- Implement CursorAuthModal for user token import from local SQLite database.
- Update provider models and constants to include Cursor as a supported provider.
- Enhance API service with token validation and user info extraction from Cursor tokens.
- Introduce utility functions for checksum generation and protobuf encoding/decoding for Cursor API interactions.
