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Claude Code background tasks are useful until a tool promises progress it cannot finish. Here’s what searchers want, what OpenClaw v2026.6.11 changed, and how to keep long-running agent work honest.
A Google Chat bot can look fine in setup docs and still fail in the first one-to-one chat. Here is what OpenClaw v2026.6.11 changed for direct-message routing, and what to test before you roll it out.
A Telegram AI bot is only useful if it works inside real chats. Here’s how OpenClaw v2026.6.9 improves mentions, rich HTML replies, progress previews, and delivery recovery for Telegram-first agents.
AI agent hook policies need to survive plugin composition, retries, and channel handoffs. OpenClaw 2026.6.10 keeps trusted tool policies attached to approval-sensitive flows.
AI agent policy checks in OpenClaw 2026.5.20 add a practical control layer for channels, approvals, sandbox visibility, and workspace repair.
Self-hosted Telegram bot polling silently dies when the main event loop stalls. v2026.5.12 moves ingress to an isolated worker with a durable local spool, so your AI agent stops missing messages.
Discord voice capture cuts you off mid-sentence? OpenClaw v2026.5.7 ships a 2.5s silence grace by default and a tunable voice.captureSilenceGraceMs for noisy channels. Here is what changed and how to use it.
The /steer command lets you redirect a running OpenClaw agent without queueing or starting a new turn. Here is what it does, when it works, and where it fits in the agent control flow.