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OpenClaw PR #120047 fixes delegated context-engine compaction by resolving authoritative session keys before transcript writes.
OpenClaw PR #119818 removes regex-based Skill Workshop self-learning so durable corrections go through reviewer-authored proposals.
OpenClaw PR #119764 keeps generated images, audio, and video alive while long-running Gateway chat turns are still active.
OpenClaw PR #119709 protects registered Git worktrees from orphan cleanup when checkouts sit directly under the worktrees root.
OpenClaw PR #119710 removes memory-core startup warmup so health and config RPCs do not stall after Gateway readiness.
OpenClaw PR #119594 makes user steering reach active OpenClaw, Codex, and GitHub Copilot runs without stale-branch drops.
OpenClaw PR #119672 keeps installed ClawHub skill security verdicts tied to the exact trusted publisher, slug, and version.
OpenClaw PR #119506 keeps Discord presentation controls where authors placed them instead of moving buttons below all text.
OpenClaw PR #119464 repairs Tool Search calls from providers that flatten nested arguments into args.path-style fields.
OpenClaw PR #85261 keeps malformed session-history URLs inside the owning Gateway route with clear invalid-key errors.
OpenClaw PR #119283 fixes installed local TUI /auth by resolving the current package CLI instead of a broken relative bundle path.
OpenClaw PR #112424 keeps the Gateway responsive while large SQLite transcript archives are materialized during lifecycle cleanup.
OpenClaw PR #119306 fixes /tools failures for dynamic-provider sessions by preparing runtime model context before inventory resolution.
OpenClaw PR #119120 keeps configured model catalogs visible when optional command metadata fails during Gateway startup.
OpenClaw PR #119116 prevents stalled live-updater commands from keeping the Gateway fenced or offline indefinitely.
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