Add 'serper' as a web search backend, following the existing provider
pattern (keenable/exa): POST to https://google.serper.dev/search with the
X-API-KEY header, map the 'organic' results into the shared result format,
and fall back to DuckDuckGo when no key is configured.
- key resolved from config.api_key or SERPER_API_KEY env var
- 429 handled with a rate-limit message; other HTTP errors surfaced
- tests cover success, env-key, no-key fallback, HTTP error and rate limit
- docs: add Serper config example and list it in tools.web.search providers
maintainer edit: cron is also a trigger source, so keep the new CLI-delivered source explicitly named as local trigger across backend, WebUI, docs, and tests.
Maintainer edit: add mocked coverage for the enterprise endpoint and client ID override paths, and document the environment variables users must set before OAuth login.
The enabledTools gate now also controls MCP resource and prompt
registration (not just tools). Update the configuration docs and
schema field comment to document this behavioral change.
Refs: #4435, #4436
Maintainer edit: add the provider reference row and a pasteable cookbook recipe so users know to select kimi_coding and set the required User-Agent header.
Maintainer edit: document OpenCode Zen and Go configuration, keep their registry entries with gateway providers, and add focused provider registration tests.
Add Quick Start endpoint choices for subscription plan providers, require explicit WebSocket confirmation, and require a WebUI password when enabling the WebSocket channel. Update docs to route Quick Start users through the WebUI instead of agent -m.
Drive Quick Start provider choices from the provider registry instead of a short allowlist. Clean up parenthetical wizard labels and keep the beginner docs in sync.
Remove automatic Quick Start model discovery. Users now explicitly enter the model ID after choosing the provider and API key, and incomplete Quick Start input does not leave partial provider config behind.
Remove the PR changes that made nanobot onboard default to the wizard, added --defaults, added non-TTY fallback behavior, and changed the Docker smoke command. Keep Quick Start available through nanobot onboard --wizard.
Maintainer edit: replace Quick Start key/base detection with an explicit provider-first flow. Users choose the provider that issued the API key, paste the key, and only custom OpenAI-compatible setups ask for a base URL.
Maintainer edit: restart the Quick Start flow around an API-key-first path without recommending OpenRouter or DeepSeek. Detect unique key prefixes locally, fall back to a user-provided base URL, and only fetch models from that approved URL.
Maintainer edit: restart the Quick Start default around a mainland-friendly provider instead of making OpenRouter the first-run dependency. Update wizard copy, default preset, focused tests, and beginner docs to use DeepSeek with the current deepseek-v4-flash model.
Maintainer edit: continue the wizard simplification pass by making Quick Start save after the API key path, hiding save/summary actions until they are needed, removing failed-key side effects, and aligning beginner docs with the local WebUI path.
Maintainer edit: collapse the first-run wizard to an API-key-only Quick Start and move lower-frequency provider, model, channel, gateway, and tool settings behind Advanced Settings.
Maintainer edit: reduce the default onboarding path to a recommended local WebUI setup that only asks for an OpenRouter key, while keeping the detailed provider/channel flow available for advanced setup.
Maintainer edit: make explicit --defaults refresh existing configs without prompting when no TTY is available, preserving user values for CI and Docker runs.
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