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The OpenClaw plugin shipped an optional provider-specific judge adapter, and public examples used a third-party model id. This removes the adapter and uses example-judge throughout the sample data, playground and assertions.

Stacked on #92 (feat/0.15-usability-1).

• Plugin version 0.3.0 supports auto (the host's configured decision model, else keywords) and keyword. Legacy classifier: "jev" still loads, warns once, and uses keywords without calling a model or network API.
• classifierShadow, jevModel and jevKeyFile stay declared in the manifest schema as deprecated no-ops with one load-time warning each. The host rejects unknown keys before the plugin loads, so this keeps an old configuration valid after the upgrade. The key file is never read. The destructive-action and senses shadow modes are unchanged. The host decision model now supplies the urgency question; keyword-only time pressure requires the existing opt-in heuristic settings.
• Judge documentation describes the request/answer contract and user-selected local or remote judges. URL path and response-envelope behavior is unchanged. The documentation bundle was regenerated with its generator.

Validation on the host (macOS arm64, Node 26.12.1, Python 3.14, Cargo 1.98.1):

• Plugin npm test at 63906b0: 152/152 (160 previously: 18 tests removed with the adapter file, 4 generic tests retained, 6 migration/host tests added).
• Manifest schema at 63906b0, checked with the plugin-config validator of OpenClaw 2026.10.8: 12 sample configurations (current, legacy with each removed option, unknown key, unknown classifier) all give the expected result. At 9bb8b1a the three legacy samples that set jevModel or jevKeyFile were rejected; 63906b0 fixes that.
• Python python3 python/test_probbit.py at 63906b0: 16/16.
• Rust cargo test --offline --workspace at 9bb8b1a: 477 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored (36 test binaries). 63906b0 touches no Rust.
• Generated-doc check and git diff --check pass at 63906b0.

Known and not changed here: two plugin tests that spawn a stand-in binary under the hook's 500 ms budget ("safety: a binary that refuses the event" and "hook, a binary with --label") can time out on a busy machine. The test file is untouched by this PR. At 63906b0 the first run failed both and the next four consecutive runs were clean; at 9bb8b1a six consecutive runs were clean and two earlier runs each failed one of the two.

Remaining adapter-name references are the removal changelog, the legacy-config migration handling and its tests, and incidental byte matches in unchanged compressed media. Benchmark sources under bench/ and format-provenance attribution are intentionally unchanged; BENCHMARKS.md and REPRODUCE.md now point to bench/agentdojo/README.md for the API route the benchmark used.