feat(project): add advisory archived/active project lifecycle status#91
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An OpenClaw agent notified about a project.query on a months-old test project (GreekGods) had no way to tell it was dead — Project only tracked createdAt/updatedAt, so an agent seeing query traffic has to escalate to a human just to find out "is this worth bothering you about." Add an owner-set, advisory-only status: 'active' (default/implicit, no field) | 'archived' (+ optional statusReason). Not enforced — archived projects still accept contributions/queries — this only adds a signal. - projects.ts: Project.status/statusReason, setProjectStatus() - cli/project.ts: `project archive [--reason]` / `project reactivate` (owner-gated via existing isOwner()); `project status`/`list` display it; `query-peer` prints an archived notice to stderr (JSON stdout unchanged) - message-handler.ts: project.query/project.status responses include status/statusReason when archived, and the human-facing OpenClaw notification is prefixed "(archived)" — this is what lets a querying peer's agent (or the human) self-resolve staleness without escalating
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Summary
active(default/implicit) orarchived(+ optionalstatusReason)ogp project archive <id> [--reason <text>]/ogp project reactivate <id>— owner-gated via the existingisOwner()check (same pattern asproject add-owner)project status/project listdisplay archived state + reasonproject query-peerprints an archived notice to stderr (the--jsonstdout contract is unchanged — still a bare contribution array)project.query/project.statusfederated responses now includestatus/statusReasonwhen archived, and the human-facing OpenClaw notification is prefixed(archived)Why
Triggered by an OpenClaw agent receiving a
project.querynotification for a months-old test project (GreekGods) with no way to know it was dead — it had contribution counts and timestamps but no liveness signal, so it had to ask the human what to do. This closes that gap: an owner can mark a project archived once, and any peer querying it later (agent or human) sees the reason inline instead of escalating.Deliberately minimal — two states, advisory only (never blocks contributions/queries), no new signed envelope or federated intent. Extendable later if a real need for more states (e.g. deprecated-with-successor) shows up.
Test plan
npm test— 602 tests pass (15 new:setProjectStatus, CLI owner-gating for archive/reactivate,project.query/project.statusresponse payload + notification-text assertions)npm run build— tsc cleanOGP_HOME: create → status (active) → archive w/ reason → status showsStatus: archived (...)→ list tags[ARCHIVED]→ reactivate → status clean again🤖 Generated with Claude Code