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Telegram picker shows thinking level, Gateway proxy bypass narrowed
By RepoJournal · Filed · About OpenClaw
OpenClaw's Telegram picker now displays the active thinking level, and Gateway's loopback proxy bypass only targets the intended authority.
The Telegram `/think` picker now shows the current thinking level above the option buttons. The displayed level is resolved from the target session override first, then agent/default model config, with tests covering explicit session and configured-default cases [1]. Maintainer-verified with screenshots in the PR [1].
The Gateway proxy bypass was narrowed: new `proxy.loopbackMode` state (`gateway-only` default, `proxy`, `block`) controls how loopback Gateway traffic is handled. The old process-global HTTP stack unpatching is gone; now global-agent's target-aware `NO_PROXY` controller handles the bypass. Custom loopback Gateway config remains supported, and remote-proxy caveats are documented [2].
Clawhub tightened package delete authorization to personal owners, org publisher owners/admins, and platform staff moderators/admins. Added `clawhub package delete <name>` and a dashboard delete action; soft-deleted packages now leave search surfaces [3]. CLI help is now role-aware: privileged moderator/admin commands are hidden from logged-out and normal user help, while `transfer` remains visible [4]. Clawhub also added a Codex worktree setup with Run, Convex Dev, and Seed Dev DB actions [5].
Action items
- → Review the new proxy.loopbackMode options if you run remote-proxy Gateway setups openclaw/openclaw [plan]
- → Verify your package delete authorization still works after tightening openclaw/clawhub [plan]
References
- [1] Show current thinking level in Telegram picker ↗ openclaw/openclaw
- [2] fix: narrow Gateway proxy bypass target ↗ openclaw/openclaw
- [3] feat: allow package owners to delete plugins ↗ openclaw/clawhub
- [4] fix: gate privileged cli help by role ↗ openclaw/clawhub
- [5] [codex] Add Codex worktree setup ↗ openclaw/clawhub