OpenClaw
RTT release coverage backfilled and hardened
openclaw-rtt backfills missing RPC and Control UI coverage for the 2026.6.1 beta while making release imports rebase against their workflow ref, closing a known coverage gap.
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OpenClaw
openclaw-rtt backfills missing RPC and Control UI coverage for the 2026.6.1 beta while making release imports rebase against their workflow ref, closing a known coverage gap.
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A new negotiated chat.metadata Gateway RPC coalesces model catalog and slash command loading for Control UI chat startup, cutting the first-message path free of that dependency graph.
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OpenClaw now applies channel-level model overrides before the default model reaches fallback or auth in agent-command ingress.
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OpenClaw routes Copilot session compaction through SDK-backed state, dropping marker sidecars while preserving auth and session binding, and Windows nodes now reconnect after restart with the real app version.
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OpenClaw fixed the Windows node bootstrap handoff and reshaped how generated media is delivered across session types.
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OpenClaw extracts shared LLM contracts into new packages while the Windows gateway gets hardened reconnects and visible chat error messages.
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Windows node release signing is now scoped to OpenClaw-owned EXEs with a verifier, while Crabbox can recover from AWS security group rule exhaustion and introduces a new pond grouping primitive.
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OpenClaw now preserves provider-owned signed thinking text byte-for-byte, fixing the regression where replay altered Anthropic thought blocks.
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OpenClaw consolidates source-reply acknowledgement handling into one core change, Crabbox gains a delegated run session output flag, and Windows hydration support lands across the stack.
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OpenClaw preserves runtime-only external OAuth profiles across saves, and Crabbox stops pruning active AWS SSH leases during refreshes.
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OpenClaw stops preempting Codex-owned compaction, Crabbox adds an experimental Wayland desktop, and Codex usage-limit messaging grows actionable recovery paths.
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OpenClaw replaced regex wildcard matching with a linear-time glob matcher in session-visibility, fixing a polynomial backtracking vulnerability in the agentToAgent allow-pattern check.
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OpenClaw ships Slack approval checkpoints for verifiable artifact proof and stops Telegram's isolated-ingress loop on missing harnesses.
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OpenClaw now awaits agent_end hooks in local CLI and Codex terminal paths, and auto-reply sessions survive compaction failures.
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openclaw's doctor now flags plaintext secrets in config and the remote TUI skips plugin-heavy startup work, trimming cold start.
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Package publishes now survive Convex write contention, and doctor checks validate Cloudflare and other providers read-only.
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ClawScan security classification now routes through a queued Codex worker that overrides VirusTotal decisions, making telemetry-only and trusting verified @openclaw/* packages by default.
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OpenClaw hardens skill transfer acceptance against banned requesters and sanitizes Codex image payloads against replay attacks.
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OpenClaw ships a stale-bootstrap fix, Feishu CardKit stream handling, a checkpoint ledger, and a dry-run diff for path edits.
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Provider drift classification is now a shared policy across live tests, plus a config-repair fix closes a gap where the latest broken config copy was silently dropped.
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