By devasher · Edited by Nominiclaw
This beta release introduces significant improvements to Gateway startup performance, Codex app-server prompt isolation, and enhanced stability for Telegram and Discord integrations.
pnpm test:restart:gateway, has been added to provide machine-readable evidence of restart readiness, downtime, and resource slopes.sessions_spawn remains searchable in dynamic tool payloads, but Codex-native spawn_agent is now the primary surface for Codex subagents.openai-codex/gpt-5.5-pro failed to resolve due to missing provider hooks.delivery-mirror transcript entries were being delivered as final replies, causing the real assistant reply to be replaced by fragmentary content.default account is preserved even when named accounts are added.forceDocument flag (and asDocument alias) is now honored end-to-end, allowing images and GIFs to be sent as uncompressed documents.upload-file media sends are now lowered into the standard send-media path, preserving hydrated buffers and document semantics.memory-core now performs a startup scan of session transcripts, comparing them against SQLite records to detect and index stale sessions that were updated across a restart boundary.openclaw sessions list as an alias for openclaw sessions to match the convention of other list-style commands.openclaw infer image describe --file now supports remote HTTP(S) URLs.openclaw skills install/update now supports a --global flag to target the shared ~/.openclaw/skills directory.openai-codex OAuth recovery would stick to a stale lastGood profile after a refresh_token_reused error.cache-ttl handlers caused duplicate assistant-turn emissions, which previously led to verbatim response repetition in long CLI sessions.deny: ["*"]) policies are now strictly honored in the Codex app-server path, disabling native code mode and user MCP projection for restricted runs.OPENCLAW_IMAGE_APT_PACKAGES, is now preferred for adding extra apt packages to images. OPENCLAW_DOCKER_APT_PACKAGES is maintained as a legacy fallback for backward compatibility.