Exclude openai_codex alongside github_copilot from generated config,
filter OAuth-only providers out of the onboarding wizard, and clarify in
README that OAuth login stores session state outside config. Also unify
the GitHub Copilot login command spelling and add regression tests.
Made-with: Cursor
- Mask sensitive fields (api_key/token/secret/password) in all display
surfaces, showing only the last 4 characters
- Replace all emoji with pure ASCII labels for consistent cross-platform
terminal rendering
- Extract _print_summary_panel helper, eliminating 5x duplicate table
construction in _show_summary
- Replace 3 one-line wrapper functions with declarative _SETTINGS_SECTIONS
dispatch tables and _MENU_DISPATCH in run_onboard
- Extract _handle_model_field / _handle_context_window_field into a
_FIELD_HANDLERS registry, shrinking _configure_pydantic_model
- Return FieldTypeInfo NamedTuple from _get_field_type_info for clarity
- Replace global mutable _PROVIDER_INFO / _CHANNEL_INFO with @lru_cache
- Use vars() instead of dir() in _get_channel_info for reliable config
class discovery
- Defer litellm import in model_info.py so non-wizard CLI paths stay fast
- Clarify README Quick Start wording (Add -> Configure)
- Add CONTRIBUTING.md with detailed contribution guidelines
- Add branching strategy section to README.md explaining main/nightly branches
- Include maintainer information and development setup instructions
- Add group_policy config: 'open' (default) or 'mention'
- 'open': Respond to all group messages (backward compatible)
- 'mention': Only respond when @mentioned in any group
- Auto-detect bot mentions by pattern matching:
* If open_id configured: match against mentions
* Otherwise: detect bot by empty user_id + ou_ open_id pattern
- Support @_all mentions
- Private chats unaffected (always respond)
- Clean implementation with minimal logging
docs: update Feishu README with group policy documentation
- Add --dir parameter to specify custom base directory for config and workspace
- Enables Multiple Instances initialization with isolated configurations
- Config and workspace are created under the specified directory
- Maintains backward compatibility with default ~/.nanobot/
- Updates help text and next steps with actual paths
- Updates README.md with --dir usage examples for Multiple Instances
Example usage:
nanobot onboard --dir ~/.nanobot-A
nanobot onboard --dir ~/.nanobot-B
nanobot onboard # uses default ~/.nanobot/
