Solid Agent Storage

v0.3.9: Remove eval shell injection from reference docs — fixes suspicious classification

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Declare SOLID_SERVER_URL and config path in metadata, add Solid Protocol spec references

Fix registry metadata mismatch: restructure frontmatter to metadata.openclaw format, add jq to required bins, add primaryEnv and brew install spec, recommend self-hosted CSS as default

Fix registry metadata mismatch: restructure frontmatter to metadata.openclaw format, add jq to required bins, add primaryEnv and brew install spec, recommend self-hosted CSS as default

Fix registry metadata mismatch: restructure frontmatter to metadata.openclaw format, add jq to required bins, add primaryEnv and brew install spec, recommend self-hosted CSS as default

Fix registry metadata mismatch: restructure frontmatter to metadata.openclaw format, add jq to required bins, add primaryEnv and brew install spec, recommend self-hosted CSS as default

Fix registry metadata mismatch: restructure frontmatter to metadata.openclaw format, add jq to required bins, add primaryEnv and brew install spec, recommend self-hosted CSS as default

Add jq to required binaries, fix registry metadata mismatch (bins, env vars, package type)

Now uses Interition’s hosted Solid test server (https://crawlout.io) by default.

Token + curl workflow — CRUD scripts have been replaced with a simpler two-step pattern: get a Bearer token with get-token.sh, then use standard curl for all Solid operations. Your Pod is a W3C Solid server — no proprietary wrappers needed. Solid HTTP reference — New built-in reference documentation covers read, write, delete, containers, and access control using raw Solid Protocol calls. No need to leave your agent session to look up the API. Full deprovision — deprovision.sh now tears down the CSS account, removes the Pod, and cleans up local encrypted credentials. Graceful degradation if the server is unreachable. Local and remote CSS profiles — Connect to a local Docker CSS (shared network namespace) or a remote server (e.g., solidcommunity.net over HTTPS). Both workflows are documented and tested. Multi-agent sharing exercise — Step-by-step guide for two agents granting and revoking access to each other's Pod resources using WAC. Improvements - Clearer setup instructions in SKILL.md with explicit prerequisites - Better error messages from all management scripts - Hardened against common failure modes found during dogfooding - Documentation fixes for script paths and environment variables Dogfooding Validated This release was tested end-to-end inside a hardened OpenClaw container (read-only filesystem, non-root user, dropped capabilities, Squid proxy) installed directly from ClawHub. Every workflow — provision, store, read, share, revoke, deprovision — was validated from the agent's perspective.

Token + curl replaces CRUD scripts. Instead of dedicated scripts for read, write, grant-access, and revoke-access, use get-token.sh to fetch a Bearer token and standard curl for all Solid operations. A new solid-http-reference.md provides concrete curl examples for every operation including ACL management. Also adds deprovision.sh for full agent teardown.

Add guidance for direct Solid Protocol operations beyond CLI commands

Attemtping to resolve issue with ClawHub form upload not extracting frontmatter into registry metadata

Fix security claims: clarify configurable server target, clarify CSS prerequisite, strip source maps

Initial release: Prototype, WebID identity, Pod storage, WAC access control for OpenClaw agents