openclaw-parallels-smoke

To run end-to-end VM smoke tests in Parallels, execute a workflow that validates fresh snapshot baselines, upgrade-to-main checks, and reruns across macOS, Windows, and Linux guests. It enforces snapshot and VM selection policies while verifying gateway health and agent workflows.

VM install parity checking ensures a guest can run a real installed CLI shim by verifying deterministic parity across npm, tgz, and repo checkout installations. This includes macOS PATH-visible verification to confirm CLI accessibility after upgrades and installs.

You verify gateway health and agent workflows after a VM upgrade by running deep gateway status checks with RPC requirements. The process applies version-specific fallbacks and enforces session and model isolation to prevent state leakage during agent verification.

Yes, you can test cross-platform agent workflows on macOS, Windows, and Linux guests within Parallels. The validation covers OpenClaw's VM-based install, upgrade, gateway health, and agent workflows across all three operating systems from a fresh snapshot baseline.

Discord roundtrip validation works with automated VM smoke testing by adding a controllable send and read verification step. This optional validation activates when required Discord tokens and IDs are provided, ensuring messaging workflows function correctly after install checks.

Agent verification checks fail with state leakage across test reruns when session and model isolation are not properly enforced. The smoke testing workflow prevents this by applying strict isolation policies and using version-specific gateway fallbacks during RPC checks.