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Codex native subagents need a reliable parent run to collect their work. Learn why OpenClaw 2026.6.34 keeps the parent subscription attached until a yielded child completion reaches its requester.
Codex progress updates should reassure users that work is still running, not end the run early. Learn how OpenClaw's terminal-response fix protects long coding tasks from partial delivery.
Connected coding agents need a narrow handoff, not permanent access. Learn how session-scoped MCP grants, short lifetimes, workspace isolation, and explicit checkpoints keep a coding handoff reviewable.