dwemr

name	dwemr
description	Deterministically run one DWEMR action at a time via `/dwemr <action>` and let Claude Code handle the internal delivery workflow.
user-invocable	true
disable-model-invocation	true
command-dispatch	tool
command-tool	dwemr_command
command-arg-mode	raw

DWEMR

This is the public OpenClaw runtime entrypoint for DWEMR.

Supported forms:

• /dwemr help
• /dwemr doctor [path] [--fix]
• /dwemr init [path] [--overwrite] [--confirm-overwrite]
• /dwemr mode <auto|checkpointed>
• /dwemr projects
• /dwemr use <path>
• /dwemr model [number|unset]
• /dwemr subagents [number|unset]
• /dwemr effort [number|unset]
• /dwemr what-now [path if no active project]
• /dwemr status [path if no active project]
• /dwemr continue [path if no active project]
• /dwemr stop [path if no active project]
• /dwemr start [path if no active project] <request>
• /dwemr plan [path if no active project] <request>
• /dwemr implement [path if no active project]
• /dwemr release [path if no active project] (requires git enabled)
• /dwemr pr [path if no active project] (requires git enabled)
• /dwemr git disable

Behavior:

• Dispatches directly to the plugin tool with raw command arguments.
• Handles help locally with a short explanation of each DWEMR command.
• Handles doctor locally, reports runtime and project health, and can self-heal with --fix.
• Handles init locally by installing the DWEMR bootstrap kit into the target project. --overwrite is destructive and requires --confirm-overwrite.
• Handles mode locally by updating .dwemr/project-config.yaml for the active project; auto is accepted on the CLI and selects the canonical mode autonomous.
• Handles stop locally by terminating the active OpenClaw-managed DWEMR process for the selected project without rewriting Claude-owned workflow state.
• Remembers initialized and explicitly selected projects in plugin config, with one active project at a time.
• After init or use, project-scoped commands run against the active project by default, so the path becomes optional.
• Maps the requested action to exactly one internal Claude /delivery-* command.
• Uses start and plan as the only first-pass onboarding entrypoints for bootstrap-only projects.
• While onboarding is incomplete, continue and what-now only surface saved clarification or guidance instead of starting a fresh onboarding pass.
• If onboarding returns a clarification batch, answer it through the next request-bearing DWEMR onboarding entrypoint in OpenClaw chat. In the normal public flow, use /dwemr start <your answers>. Do not answer with a plain chat reply. Example: /dwemr start 1: I test WAF payload blocking 2B 3C 4A 5A
• After onboarding completes, bootstrap-only start, continue, plan, and what-now can provision the selected profile pack before rerunning the original command.
• Refreshes execution_mode from project config into canonical pipeline state before /dwemr start and /dwemr continue.
• Treats autonomous as the full-team continuous mode within the current command scope, while checkpointed stops at milestone reports and waits for /dwemr continue.
• Removes the delivery timeout for long-running autonomous execution commands; /dwemr stop is the operator escape hatch when a run needs to be terminated manually.
• Standalone Claude sessions should stop when onboarding is complete but install_stage is not yet profile_installed; the user must return through /dwemr so the plugin runtime can provision the selected packs.
• Keeps status read-only before onboarding and blocks stage-isolated commands until onboarding is complete.
• Returns an explicit unavailable message when release or pr is requested for a project where git is not enabled.
• Uses a DWEMR-managed acpx runtime wrapper by default, with an optional advanced override path.
• Ensures a project-scoped Claude ACPX session named dwemr before each internal run.
• Runs exactly one local acpx --cwd "<project>" --format quiet claude -s dwemr "<claude-command>" call in the target project after preflight passes.
• Returns only the final Claude assistant message on success without emulating Claude's internal agents.