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OpenClaw now isolates CDP control host policy so browser discovery cannot pivot control traffic to another allowed navigation host.

OpenClaw now has a provider-neutral voice interruption contract so callers can stop assistant audio cleanly during realtime calls.

OpenClaw now downloads Discord attachments at receipt time, keeping queued media available even when earlier agent runs delay processing.

OpenClaw now caps successful OpenRouter OAuth and Discord webhook JSON responses to avoid unbounded provider reads.

OpenClaw now notifies requester agents when an accepted sessions_send later fails during target session delivery.

OpenClaw now returns valid JSON-RPC error codes when Codex app-server request handlers fail during auth refresh.

OpenClaw now sends a sanitized failure when an interactive agent turn completes without any deliverable final reply.

OpenClaw now falls back to plain iMessage sends when threaded replies are unsupported and scopes recovery cursors per chat database.

OpenClaw 2026.7.1-beta.2 adds GPT-5.6 support, OpenClaw attach, Telegram Codex flows, mobile updates, and release proof.

OpenClaw for macOS now preserves SSH helper paths and inherited connection state, improving remote Gateway launches from Finder.

OpenClaw now sends visible Discord text when voice-note delivery fails, preventing final replies from disappearing silently.

OpenClaw now preserves default tool policy markers when scheduled jobs are edited, preventing CLI backend cron runs from failing later.

OpenClaw now has an extended-stable package update channel for operators who need the trailing supported-month npm release.

OpenClaw release checks now fail closed when the Codex plugin would publish with an older embedded Codex runtime.

OpenClaw's Control UI terminal can now detach, reattach, and replay recent output after reloads, sleep, or network drops.
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