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OpenClaw now routes risky Codex app-server commands and group MCP config views through stricter human and private-delivery boundaries.

OpenClaw device pairing now rejects prototype-named QR channels, closing a small but important sender lookup edge case.

OpenClaw Android Talk now uses the same loudness curve and Thinking state model as iOS and macOS for steadier voice UX.

OpenClaw is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation, adding full-time staff, major partners, and a neutral governance story.
OpenClaw is replacing raw string slicing in provider, audit, notification, and live-chat truncation paths with safer UTF-16 handling.
OpenClaw's macOS app now preserves its launch-at-login job instead of unloading itself during startup state hydration.
OpenClaw now requires Platform API keys for Realtime voice and transcription, avoiding failed Codex OAuth fallbacks.
OpenClaw tightens package-manager approvals, inline eval detection, and jq safe-bin behavior for safer local exec runs.
OpenClaw tightens Gateway requester provenance and blocks non-owner chat runs from receiving privileged control tools.
OpenClaw now keeps SecretRef-backed model credentials as process-local sentinels until guarded provider egress.
OpenClaw Claw plans now preview artifacts, provenance, consent, and rollback actions before any install mutates state.
OpenClaw voice and Google Meet sessions now keep the invoking agent fixed across Gateway and realtime call paths.
OpenClaw fresh installs now enter onboarding before gateway probes, preventing missing auth, config, and service state.
OpenClaw Policy doctor can now auto-disable denied Gateway HTTP endpoints while preserving nested URL-fetch options.
OpenClaw now skips app-group identity migration when OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR is set, protecting relocated stores and local tests.
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