@@ -140,14 +140,19 @@ Claimed cards reject agent-tool mutations from other agents unless the caller
140140has the claim token returned by `workboard_claim`. Dashboard operators still use
141141the normal Gateway RPC surface and can recover or reassign cards.
142142143-Workboard stores all durable board data through the plugin SQLite key-value
144-store. Cards live in `workboard.cards`, board metadata in `workboard.boards`,
145-notification subscriptions in `workboard.notify`, and attachment blobs in
146-`workboard.attachments`. Run history, comments, proof, artifact references,
147-attachment indexes, diagnostics, dependencies, lifecycle events, worker logs,
148-protocol state, and automation metadata stay on the card record so a card export
149-preserves the board narrative without inlining attachment blob contents. Each
150-attachment blob must fit one 64 KiB plugin state value after JSON serialization.
143+Workboard stores durable board data in a plugin-owned relational SQLite database
144+under the OpenClaw state directory. Boards, cards, labels, lifecycle events,
145+run attempts, comments, dependency links, proof, artifact references,
146+attachment metadata and blobs, diagnostics, notifications, worker logs,
147+protocol state, and subscriptions are persisted in Workboard tables instead of
148+plugin key-value entries. A card export still preserves the board narrative
149+without inlining attachment blob contents.
150+151+Installations that used Workboard in the `.28` release can run
152+`openclaw doctor --fix` to migrate the shipped legacy plugin-state namespaces
153+(`workboard.cards`, `workboard.boards`, and `workboard.notify`) into the
154+relational database. If a legacy `workboard.attachments` namespace is present,
155+doctor migrates those attachment blobs too.
151156152157Workboard diagnostics are computed from local card metadata. The built-in checks
153158flag assigned cards that wait too long, running cards without recent heartbeat,
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