Fastino

The fastino plugin connects to Fastino's native GLiDE API. It is a development-checkout candidate, not a claim that its package is published. Install from a checkout containing this plugin and the prepared Decision V2 contract:

pnpm openclaw plugins install ./extensions/fastinopnpm openclaw models auth login --provider fastino --method api-key

Enter the API key in the protected prompt, or provide FASTINO_API_KEY to the Gateway process. Connecting credentials does not change any model selection. Choose fastino/fastino/GLiDE in the Decision picker or merge this role setting:

{  agents: { defaults: { decisionModel: "fastino/fastino/GLiDE" } },}

The repeated prefix is intentional: fastino is the OpenClaw provider and fastino/GLiDE is the documented hosted model selector. The server reports glide. That unversioned selector is not a verified pin to the GLiDE v1.2 checkpoint in Artificial Analysis's evaluation.

Supported decisions

Calls use POST https://api.fastino.ai/v1/systemone, with Boolean, Choice, and Score questions. Text is sent directly; JSON evidence and non-text rubric entries are serialized as text, not interpreted as native media instructions. Missing instructions receive a generic instruction for the supplied question type. This adapter supports up to 256 questions, 2–255 Choice options, and 2–255 Score levels. Fastino limits each rendered state-plus-question prompt to 65,536 tokens. The service counts repeated state in each internal question pass; use reported usage, not request bytes or question count, for accounting.

The adapter always sends store: false. Fastino documents that this disables input/output retention while preserving billing metadata. It uses the documented Bearer authentication alternative, with normal prepared provider headers, proxy/TLS settings, deadline, cancellation, and dispatch-time authority checks. There is no automatic retry, chat fallback, web grounding, or remote-image fetch. Image state, sorting, tags, bounding boxes, and reasoning controls are not exposed by this initial adapter, even where the vendor API supports additional inputs.

Interpret results

GLiDE's native Score contract distinguishes integer score (the winning index) from fractional expected_level (the weighted rubric position). OpenClaw's score preserves expected_level, not the integer winner and not a recomputation from rounded probabilities. Missing expected levels produce an invalid-response result. Probabilities, reported token usage, model identity, and provider-specific confidence are preserved. GLiDE's Choice/Score confidence is a top-two margin, not interchangeable with another provider's confidence or verified correctness.

Check Fastino's current pricing and validate thresholds on representative data. Benchmark cost per task is not API token pricing. See Decision models for configuration, privacy, and graceful unavailable outcomes.