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OpenClaw PR #148893 keeps file tools aligned with sandbox mounts across Docker, MXC, remote shell, and OpenShell.
OpenClaw PR #149704 stops Doctor, update, and Gateway startup from reading unrelated transcripts in large stores.
OpenClaw PR #149362 makes Files search ignore surrounding whitespace consistently across project and artifact groups.
OpenClaw PR #149333 prevents revoked history reads from restoring cold transcript rows and trims large rebuild checks.
OpenClaw PR #149375 makes scheduled jobs honor explicit tool restrictions across OpenClaw and Codex harnesses.
OpenClaw PR #125027 keeps stale Control UI refreshes on the recovery page while the Gateway restarts.
OpenClaw PR #143499 lets heartbeat scheduling initialize without loading execution code until a wake actually needs it.
OpenClaw PR #148174 keeps Linux AppImage first-run installs on host libraries, fixing Debian Trixie OpenSSL failures.
OpenClaw PR #148327 preserves literal leading and trailing whitespace in config set provider arguments for exec secret providers.
OpenClaw PR #148489 keeps compaction checkpoint metadata in the selected SQLite session store, avoiding warnings and lost history.
OpenClaw PR #148508 keeps ACP turns, command continuations, recovered children, node calls, and late task replies inside their intended budgets.
OpenClaw PR #147773 lets users start cloud or paired-device sessions in a new isolated workspace without supplying a source repository.
OpenClaw PR #145790 probes managed Gateway service Node binaries and replaces unsupported runtimes before service repair mutates state.
OpenClaw PR #147528 replaces a costly progress-card regex with a bounded scanner, preventing malformed content from stalling the Control UI.
OpenClaw browser automation now prefers a usable local host browser before routing actions to connected nodes.
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