Testing and CI
QA overview
The private QA stack exercises OpenClaw in a realistic, channel-shaped way that a unit test cannot.
Pieces:
extensions/qa-channel: synthetic message channel with DM, channel, thread, reaction, edit, and delete surfaces.extensions/qa-lab: debugger UI, QA bus, scenario runners, and live transport adapters for observing the transcript, injecting inbound messages, and exporting a Markdown report.qa/: repo-backed seed assets for the kickoff task and baseline QA scenarios.- Mantis: before/after live verification for bugs that need real transports, browser screenshots, VM state, and PR evidence.
This page is an index. The QA stack is documented on eight pages, one per reader job. Open the page that matches your task.
| Page | Read it when |
|---|---|
| Command surface | You need the right qa subcommand or a profile-backed qa run selector. |
| Operator flow | You are bringing up QA Lab and running a lane: observability smokes, the Matrix live lane, Discord Mantis, the Slack desktop runner, or the credential-pool health check. |
| Canonical scenario coverage | You are choosing what a run covers, or you need the Multipass suite lane. |
| Channel QA reference | You are running the Buzz, Telegram, or Discord lane, or you need the flags every real-transport lane accepts. |
| Slack QA | You are running the Slack lane or provisioning its workspace, app, and scopes. |
| WhatsApp QA and credentials | You are running the WhatsApp lane or leasing credentials from the Convex pool. |
| Extending the QA stack | You are adding seed assets, a provider mock lane, a transport adapter, or a channel. |
| QA reporting | You are reading a QA report, an evidence file, or a character-eval judged report. |
Where each section moved
Every section heading from the previous single-page version keeps its anchor
here, so an existing link such as /concepts/qa-e2e-automation#matrix-live-lane
still resolves. Each entry points at the page that now holds the content.
- Command surface
- Profile-backed
qa run - Operator flow
- Observability smokes
- Matrix live lane
- Discord Mantis scenarios
- Mantis Slack desktop and visual-task runners
- Credential pool health check
- Canonical scenario coverage
- Buzz, Discord, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp QA reference
- Shared CLI flags
- Buzz QA
- Telegram QA
- Discord QA
- Slack QA
- Setting up the Slack workspace
- WhatsApp QA
- Convex credential pool
- Repo-backed seeds
- Provider mock lanes
- Transport adapters
- Adding a channel
- Scenario helper names
- Reporting
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