10 commits landed across OpenClaw in the latest window — a healthy mix of a real feature and a stack of correctness fixes. The standout is replayable worker live-event streaming for cloud workers.
What Changed
Replayable worker live-event streaming (#105275). Peter Steinberger landed feat(cloud-workers): replayable worker live-event streaming into the session fanout. Cloud workers can now replay their live-event stream back into the session fanout — meaning a client that joins late (or reconnects after a drop) gets the event history instead of a gap. For anyone running OpenClaw agents in the cloud, that’s the difference between “I missed the last 30 seconds of tool output” and a coherent session.
Leaner command and skill surfaces. Vincent Koc removed obsolete testing aliases in two refactors — refactor(commands): remove obsolete testing aliases (#105369) and refactor(skills): remove obsolete testing aliases (#105363). Less dead surface area to trip over.
UI, release, CI, browser, macOS. A serialized agent file-tab selection fix (fix(ui) #105366), a source-ref packaging self-containment fix (fix(release) #105360), a Telegram target-ref pass to the identity gate (fix(ci) #105362), a browser wait-predicate scoping fix (fix(browser) #101852), an agent-file-edit preservation fix on save (fix(ui) #105359), a removed unused macOS presence reporter capture (fix(mac) #105361), and a hardened SQLite session-migration restore (fix(sqlite) #105358).
Why It Matters
The cloud-worker replay feature is the one worth upgrading for: it makes OpenClaw’s distributed sessions feel continuous rather than best-effort. The rest is the unglamorous hardening that keeps a fast-moving codebase from rotting at the edges — dead aliases gone, packaging self-contained, migrations safer.
If you want the longer arc of OpenClaw’s platform maturity, our NUIA phase 3b and SQLite hardening writeup covers the foundation these fixes build on.
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