openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix QQBot channel doesn't show tool execution details, making it unusable for debugging [1 participants]

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Problem

When interacting with OpenClaw via QQBot channel, tool call information is not visible to users. Only the final result is returned after all tools finish executing.

This makes it difficult to:

  1. Track the progress of long-running operations
  2. Debug when something goes wrong
  3. Understand what steps the agent is taking

Expected behavior

Users should be able to see tool execution details in QQBot, similar to how it works in Web UI with verbose mode enabled.

Suggestion

Consider adding a channel configuration option to control whether intermediate tool outputs are sent to the user. For QQBot, a polling/confirmation mode could also help - where the agent reports progress periodically for long tasks.

Environment

  • Channel: QQBot (qqbot)
  • OpenClaw version: latest

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TL;DR

Enabling intermediate tool output in the QQBot channel configuration may resolve the issue of tool call information not being visible to users.

Guidance

  • Investigate adding a channel configuration option to control whether intermediate tool outputs are sent to the user, as suggested.
  • Consider implementing a polling/confirmation mode for QQBot to report progress periodically for long tasks, enhancing user visibility into tool execution.
  • Review the differences in behavior between the Web UI with verbose mode enabled and the QQBot channel to identify potential implementation gaps.
  • Evaluate the feasibility of adapting the Web UI's verbose mode functionality for the QQBot channel.

Example

No specific code example is provided due to the lack of detailed implementation information in the issue.

Notes

The solution may require modifications to the OpenClaw codebase or the QQBot channel integration, depending on the existing architecture and configuration options.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Implement a channel configuration option to control intermediate tool outputs and consider a polling/confirmation mode for QQBot, as these changes can potentially address the visibility issue without requiring a version upgrade, given that the OpenClaw version is already the latest.

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Expected behavior

Users should be able to see tool execution details in QQBot, similar to how it works in Web UI with verbose mode enabled.

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