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ClawSweeper goes Codex-only and adds Cerebras, OpenClaw fallback

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Peter Steinberger Vincent Koc github-actions
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ClawSweeper removed the Claude CLI layer, added a built-in Cerebras provider, and shipped a deny-by-default environment allowlist for OpenClaw subprocesses.

ClawSweeper [1] removed the Claude CLI runtime, making the tool Codex-only. The change also added a pluggable agent runner with an OpenClaw fallback, publishing exact-review results directly from Cloudflare. For security, "Run OpenClaw subprocesses through a deny-by-default environment allowlist" so workflow credentials and unrelated host secrets are stripped at the process boundary.

On the runner side, ClawSweeper [2] now ships a built-in Cerebras provider, with live validation reporting 474 tok/s wall and 5s E2E on Cerebras Code Max. Previously the provider-key allowlist blocked CEREBRAS_API_KEY, causing a 401; it now accepts it. Note that the zai-glm-4.7 model deprecates on 2026-08-17.

On the desktop side, the macOS dashboard gateway picker [3] now permits in-place switching, carrying TLS pins through promotion and serializing gateway switches. Separately, the compat registry [4] dated 10 shipped deprecated surfaces that previously only had @deprecated annotations, exposing removal-pending debt with due dates and blockers.

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  1. [1] feat: Codex-only runtime, OpenClaw fallback runner, direct Cloudflare publication (#859) ↗ openclaw/clawsweeper
  2. [2] feat(runner): add built-in Cerebras provider and widen the provider-key allowlist (#860) ↗ openclaw/clawsweeper
  3. [3] feat(mac): dashboard gateway picker with in-place switching (#113965) ↗ openclaw/openclaw
  4. [4] chore(compat): date the annotated deprecation families and expose removal-pending debt (#114002) ↗ openclaw/openclaw
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What shipped in OpenClaw on July 26, 2026?
ClawSweeper removed the Claude CLI layer, added a built-in Cerebras provider, and shipped a deny-by-default environment allowlist for OpenClaw subprocesses. In total, 46 commits and 26 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to OpenClaw on July 26, 2026?
3 developers shipped this update, including Peter Steinberger, Vincent Koc, and github-actions.
What were the notable OpenClaw updates?
feat: Codex-only runtime, OpenClaw fallback runner, direct Cloudflare publication (#859), feat(runner): add built-in Cerebras provider and widen the provider-key allowlist (#860), and feat(mac): dashboard gateway picker with in-place switching (#113965).
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