Introduce a standalone scheduled info-engine worker with SQLite persistence and expose read-only dashboard APIs/UI so curated intelligence items can be collected and viewed with minimal architecture changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Allow the dashboard health check to include optional LiteLLM auth headers and treat unauthenticated 401 responses as an auth-required healthy state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add rbac.py with User model, LDAP group-to-role mapping, page/write dependencies
- Proxy auth reads Remote-Groups header to resolve role from LDAP groups
- JWT tokens carry role claim, /me returns role + allowed pages
- Per-router page access control and viewer write protection
- Terminal WebSocket RBAC check
- Frontend filters sidebar links and routes by allowed pages
- Admin-only Settings page and RBAC override endpoints
- Mount rbac.json in docker-compose for page config persistence
- Telegram collector (Telethon MTProto) with checkpoint-based message fetching
- Claude API summarization via proxy (haiku model)
- Dashboard page with date picker, markdown summary, raw message drill-down
- Separate container lifecycle from dashboard for stable Telethon sessions
- Shared SQLite DB mounted read-only into dashboard
Phase 6: OpenClaw docker-compose (port 3100) with health check
Phase 9: Enhanced backup.sh with full DB/config coverage + Telegram alerts
Phase 10: Health checks on all compose files, /api/system/notify endpoint
- Rewrite terminal.py to use asyncssh instead of pty/fork
- Add SSH key pair for dashboard container auth
- Mount SSH key and add SSH config vars in docker-compose
- Install openssh-client in Dockerfile
- Add asyncssh to requirements.txt
Gan, Jimmy