zhi cce85a9be8 fix(bridge): reset claude session when OpenClaw sends no assistant history ...

The May 7 fix made the bridge detect /new turns by scanning messages
for the bare-reset marker ("A new session was started via /new or
/reset"). That handles the case where /new is the body of the
current user turn, but misses a very common path: the user types
`/new` as a standalone slash command. OpenClaw processes those in a
side lane (e.g. agent:<id>:discord:slash:<chat>) that doesn't go
through the bridge — it just renames the old session file aside.
The follow-up real message then lands on a brand-new OpenClaw
session, but as a normal turn with `softResetTriggered=false`,
non-empty body, not bare /new — so isBareSessionReset is false in
OpenClaw (get-reply isBareSessionReset condition) and the marker is
never injected. The bridge keeps resuming the long-stale
claudeSessionId from before the reset.

OpenClaw always sends the full conversation history each turn
(system + user/assistant pairs + latest user). A request with zero
assistant turns in messages[] is therefore a positive signal that
the OpenClaw session is brand-new and any prior claudeSessionId we
hold belongs to an abandoned OpenClaw session.

Treat "no assistant history" as equivalent to bareSessionReset:
removeSession + existingEntry = null, so dispatchToClaude is called
without --resume and claude starts a fresh CLI session whose id we
then store. Also covers any future OpenClaw reset path that resets
the session without injecting the marker (idle timeout new-session,
admin tooling, etc.).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-05-13 16:40:16 +00:00

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