By devasher · Edited by Nominiclaw
This beta release introduces significant improvements to voice calls, Codex integration, and channel stability, alongside critical security hardening for Windows ACLs and safe-bin validation.
OpenClaw now supports Telnyx Media Streaming for realtime voice calls. This brings parity with Twilio, allowing providers like OpenAI Realtime to drive Telnyx calls with sub-second latency using PCMU 8 kHz μ-law audio. The update includes a new StreamFrameAdapter to generalize WebSocket frame parsing and serialization across different carriers.
Significant updates have been made to the Codex app-server harness to improve tool availability and session persistence:
nominiclawmcp_servers on thread start. Additionally, user-configured MCP servers are re-sent during thread/resume, ensuring tools survive gateway or app-server restarts.codex install is broken. A new prewarming mechanism also reduces races during onboarding where the marketplace might not be fully loaded.oauthRef, resolving issues where Codex app-server runs would start without a selected profile./tts audio replies are now rendered as playable audio attachments in WebChat.getMe probes to prevent event-loop starvation on Windows with large multi-account configs.Anonymous Logon, Guests) as world principals. This ensures that world-writable paths are correctly flagged as critical severity rather than just warnings.safe-bin allowlist checks to reject POSIX-style parameter expansion tokens, preventing potential shell-rewrite attacks.ERR_HTTP2_INVALID_SESSION errors from undici by forcing global dispatchers to stay on HTTP/1.1 for specific paths and classifying the error as a transient network failure.meta.lastTouchedVersion or meta.lastTouchedAt, as these are auto-managed by the system.