March 2026 monthly summary focusing on delivering features, stabilizing operations, and improving security and reliability across two repositories: openclaw/openclaw and thedotmack/claude-mem. Highlights include tilde expansion for file tools with workspace-root validation and tests; Slack startup robustness with guarded Socket Mode listeners and fallback menus; standardized Slack token resolution using SLACK_USER_TOKEN; output stabilization for qmd update/embed; Docker container ownership scoping; one-shot cron re-arm on reschedule; cron validation optimization for delivery mode none; Windows PATH documentation correction; webhook agent 200 OK for compatibility; and memory-context injection into the OpenClaw system prompt to preserve MEMORY.md. These workstreams improve reliability, security, and developer productivity, and strengthen cross-service integrations.

February 2026 — OpenClaw: Focused on stability, observability, and production readiness for the openclaw/openclaw repository. Key features delivered include: (1) Documentation update to reflect the new canvas URL prefix /__openclaw__/ to align docs with routing changes and onboarding; (2) addition of pre-prompt context size diagnostic logging to improve runtime visibility and troubleshooting. Major bugs fixed include: (1) runtime compatibility upgraded by bumping minimum Node.js to 22.12.0; (2) cleanup of stale token metrics on /new and /reset; (3) context compaction retry improvements to allow multiple retries on context overflow; (4) clearer billing error messaging replacing cryptic API responses; (5) authentication session stability fixes including preserve override reset behavior and repair of OAuth profile-id drift; and (6) prod-build safeguards ensuring the compaction safeguard extension loads reliably. Additional reliability improvements covered messaging integrations and network behavior (Telegram & Feishu): classification of fetch errors for retry, default DNS behavior adjustments for Node 22+, and caching of Feishu probe results to reduce API calls. These changes collectively improve reliability, reduce support incidents, speed up incident response, and enable safer production deployments.

January 2026 monthly summary for openclaw/openclaw and thedotmack/claude-mem. Focused on delivering safe configuration workflows, improving reliability during restarts, hardening security, and refining user session management. Achievements span feature delivery, resilience improvements, and UX enhancements that jointly reduce operational risk and improve business value.