# Changelog 2026-08-18 — Claude Code reverts two permission changes it shipped last week

> Source: https://openclawdatabase.com/changelog/2026-08-18/
> Last updated: 2026-08-18
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# Changelog — August 18, 2026

**Two of the permission changes we reported on August 14 have been reverted.** Claude Code v2.1.233 pulled back the v2.1.232 Bash permission checks for **Cygwin-style symlinks on Windows** and for **input redirections ( && > file` commands — which reads like the reverts were driven by false positives rather than by the underlying issues being wrong.

**What to do with that:** if you were counting on either check as a control, **it is not there** on current builds. The separate NT device-prefix (`\??\`) hardening from v2.1.232 was *not* reverted — it was extended in both v2.1.233 and v2.1.234 — so the NTLM credential-leak vector remains closed. We have annotated the August 14 entry rather than editing its claims away, so the record of what we said stays visible.

2026-08-17

Claude Code

[v2.1.234](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/releases/tag/v2.1.234) — secrets stop leaking into diagnostics · masking stops hiding things from the approver · auto-continue at usage-limit reset

**The three security fixes here share a theme: a protective mechanism was working, and was showing the wrong thing to the wrong person.** First, **MCP diagnostics were printing resolved secrets** — scope-conflict warnings now show the configured `${VAR}` form instead of its expanded value, and connection-failure details now show **only the server origin**. Diagnostics are exactly where secrets end up pasted into an issue tracker, so this is worth more than its one-line changelog entry suggests. Second, and sharper: **credential masking on relayed permission previews could hide commands, paths, or destinations from the approver.** That is a masking feature defeating the point of the approval it was decorating — you were being asked to approve an action whose destination the redactor had blanked out. Oversized private-key blocks now redact under full-strength redaction, and provider API tokens mask even when directly followed by shell delimiters.

**Third, the marketplace allowlist was checking a host that git would not actually connect to.** `strictKnownMarketplaces` accepted **SCP-style git sources** (`host:path` form) whose host differs from the one git resolves — the same class of bug as last week's permission bypasses, where the check reads one thing and the runtime does another. Alongside it, **permission previews now relay only to channel servers admitted by the inbound trust gate**, and a server's explicit permission-capability opt-out is honored.

**The Windows NT-namespace hardening got wider.** **Remote file reads, session restore, CLAUDE.md includes, workflow scripts and file uploads** now reject NT-namespace (`\??\`) paths, which the release notes describe as covering **the remaining pre-approval file accesses** against the NTLM credential-leak vector. v2.1.232 closed the first door on this and v2.1.233 closed another; this closes the set. If you run Claude Code on Windows, this is the line in the window that matters most to you.

**The feature people will notice first is that sessions resume themselves.** Claude Code now **continues your session automatically when a claude.ai usage limit resets**, with an opt-out in `/config` ("Continue automatically at usage limit"). That is a real change in what an unattended run means — a session that stopped at a limit overnight will pick itself back up rather than waiting for you — so if you have long-running or scheduled work, decide deliberately whether you want that on. Related: Claude is now instructed to **use your account email only to identify you**, and not to send it to unrelated services unless you ask.

**GitLab support advanced again.** A **merge request badge** now appears in the footer and statusline: repos with a GitLab remote and an authenticated `glab` CLI show **MR !N with draft/pending/green states**, matching what GitHub repos already showed. Combined with v2.1.233's MR support in `--worktree` and the `claude agents` view, GitLab has gone from unsupported to roughly at parity across two releases.

**One quiet line is a genuine cost lever.** The built-in `claude-api` skill's context cost dropped **from over 200,000 tokens to roughly 25,000** by loading its reference docs on demand. If you use that skill, that is an eight-fold reduction in what it costs you to have it available — and it is a useful pattern to copy in your own skills: a large reference bundle that loads only when a specific question needs it, rather than sitting in context on the chance it might.

**Dialogs are no longer blocked by the turn.** `/permissions` can now be **opened while Claude is working**, and rule changes apply to the rest of the current turn. `/add-dir ` works mid-work too, and `/add-dir`, `/autocompact`, `/theme`, `/help`, `/config` and `/advisor` all open mid-turn in the fullscreen TUI. `/goal` got two fixes worth naming: it **clears itself with a notice when a turn dies on an unrecoverable error** (revoked auth, exhausted credit balance, context overflow) instead of staying silently armed, and when background tasks keep a goal waiting **30+ minutes it now checks in on them** rather than waiting indefinitely (`CLAUDE_CODE_GOAL_CHECKIN_MINUTES=0` opts out).

**Two restart bugs were losing your flags.** Accepting the "Try the new fullscreen renderer?" prompt **restarted the session without its permission mode, tool allow/deny rules, model or effort flags** — and losing deny rules on a restart is the direction that matters. `/tui` had the same shape, dropping launch `--allowed-tools`/`--disallowed-tools` rules; it now **declines to switch, with the reason**, when the session has restrictions a restart cannot carry over. Also fixed: **session-scoped permission answers, including denies, were dropped** when answering background subagent permission prompts, an IDE diff tab closing during a permission re-prompt could **answer the new prompt with the previous input**, and trust prompts omitted the repository-wide scope warning when the directory was first seen before the repository existed there.

**Everything else, briefly.** Auto mode in very long sessions stopped repeatedly re-checking and denying sandboxed commands' network access after compaction. A crash on the non-streaming fallback path (typically third-party gateways) when a thinking or text block arrived missing its field. Markdown rendering that went extremely slow on unusual Unicode sequences. `SendMessage` rejecting a recipient copied from `ListAgents` when the session name is at the 200-character cap or emoji-heavy, and both tools now **say when your account's session list was too long to check completely** instead of treating unseen sessions as absent. Repository detection mis-reading the host of git remotes with unusual userinfo. Your own prompts now render markdown in the transcript. Auto-generated session titles now read as short names ("Login button bug") rather than restated sentences. New: the optional `CLAUDE_CODE_PROJECT_DIR_NAME` environment variable for hosts that give each session its own config directory, and a `selection:clear` keybinding action. Removed: the "Allowed by auto mode classifier" line under every Agent tool call, and the "Default teammate model" setting — **agent-team teammates now use the leader's model** unless the spawn names one.

[Full changelog →](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
 Affects: [/openclaw/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/), [/openclaw/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/setup/), [/openclaw/configuration/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/configuration/), [/openclaw/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/security/), [/openclaw/cost-optimisation/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/cost-optimisation/), [/claude-cowork/](https://openclawdatabase.com/claude-cowork/), [/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/security/)

2026-08-14

Claude Code

[v2.1.233](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/releases/tag/v2.1.233) — two v2.1.232 permission changes reverted · todo tools removed from newer models **(behavior change)**

**The reverts are covered in the correction above; here is what else this release did about permissions.** It **closed a Windows NT \??\ device-prefix path that bypassed UNC path validation**, an NTLM credential-leak vector — the same family v2.1.234 then extended. And it **fixed skill and command argument substitution so argument values are no longer re-expanded as template markers**. That one is quiet but real: if an argument value could contain template syntax that got expanded on a second pass, a caller who controls an argument controls more than an argument. Anyone writing skills that take user-supplied input should read that as a template-injection fix, not a formatting nicety.

**One change will alter how sessions behave and it is easy to miss.** **Todo and task-tracking tools** — `TaskCreate`, `TaskGet`, `TaskUpdate`, `TaskList` and `TodoWrite` — are **no longer available on Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, Mythos 5 and newer models**. Set `CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TODO_TOOLS=1` to bring them back. If you have skills, prompts or automation that assume a todo list exists, they will now be quietly working without one on current models. (Note in passing: **"Mythos 5" appears in this list and is not a model we currently track** on our [cost calculator](https://openclawdatabase.com/tools/cost-calculator/). We have no pricing or context figures for it and are not going to invent any — we are flagging the name and will add it when there is a published source.)

**Two additions are aimed at people running Claude Code inside something else.** An opt-in `forward_user_identity` apps gateway setting on Anthropic upstreams **sends the signed-in user's identity as headers**, so a proxy behind the gateway can attribute spend per user — the missing piece for anyone who has tried to bill an internal team through a shared gateway. And **opt-in memory cgroup support for Bash tool commands on Linux** (`CLAUDE_CODE_TOOL_MEMORY_LIMIT`) means **a runaway build can no longer stall the session**. Also new: `CLAUDE_CODE_WEBFETCH_CACHE_TTL_MS` to tune the WebFetch session URL cache (default unchanged at 15 minutes).

**The fixes lean toward long-running and hosted sessions.** Cloud sessions were occasionally **marked as lost when the environment shut down while Claude was waiting on a permission prompt**. MCP v2 connections **endlessly reopened the subscriptions/listen stream** against servers that terminate long-held streams on a fixed timeout — serverless hosts, mostly. **Notification hooks were not firing for permission prompts** under Claude Desktop or VS Code, which is the exact situation where you most need the notification. Idle sessions on Linux sometimes **held a CPU core at 100%** with sandboxing enabled. And bundled skill aliases like `/checkup` and `/review` reported "Unknown command" in `-p` mode, or with plugins/MCP loaded, when a user or project skill shadowed the bundled skill.

**Smaller items.** `claude self-hosted-runner` starts faster — the session branch is created without rewriting the working tree, and two server round trips no longer block launch. Apps gateway **400/413 errors from Vertex, Foundry and Claude Platform on AWS now carry the upstream's own message**, which also fixes an auto-compact bug on the gateway. `claude plugin validate` now checks a bare `.claude/skills` directory and reports SKILL.md files whose frontmatter fails to parse. Print mode writes a `[claude-code:unrecognized_model]` line to stderr when a request goes out for an unrecognized model ID — map it with `modelOverrides` to silence. Screen reader mode got a numbered-list `/effort` selector and unclipped hint text. And the GitHub app setup tip no longer appears in repositories whose origin is on gitlab.com or bitbucket.org.

[Full changelog →](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md)
 Affects: [/openclaw/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/), [/openclaw/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/setup/), [/openclaw/skills-guide/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/skills-guide/), [/openclaw/configuration/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/configuration/), [/openclaw/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/security/), [/claude-cowork/](https://openclawdatabase.com/claude-cowork/), [/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/security/)

2026-08-18

NemoClaw

[main](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commits/main) (v0.0.110) — an unauthenticated health endpoint on `0.0.0.0` · one channel's token unlocking another's · a restore that reported success after failing

**Start with the health endpoint, because it is the one with a blast radius outside your machine.** The **Bedrock and OpenRouter runtime adapters bind 0.0.0.0** so the sandbox can reach the completions route — but their `GET /health` handlers **answered before any authentication**. Any peer that could route to the host port, meaning **another local user or a host on the LAN**, could read the adapter's **endpoint URL, region, upstream config hash, and credential hash**. Both routes now answer **only loopback peers and return 404 otherwise** ([#9428](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/023cc46413ba627210a5eaf02725f7d857433881)). The implementation detail worth borrowing: the new `isLoopbackRemoteAddress()` helper **normalizes the IPv4-mapped IPv6 form (::ffff:127.0.0.1)** that dual-stack listeners report before matching — a loopback check that skips that step passes in testing and fails in production. If you run NemoClaw on a shared or office network, this is today's upgrade reason.

**The second fix is a textbook namespace collision with a security outcome.** `isCredentialAvailable()` matched an **unqualified messaging input id** — and input ids repeat across channels: `botToken` is the secret input of **Telegram, Discord, Slack and WeChat alike**. So one channel's token marked another channel's secret available. Concretely: an onboard run with **Telegram and WeChat selected and only TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN present** planned WeChat as `active: true, configured: true` and **skipped the wechat.ilinkLogin host-QR pairing hook — with no WeChat token in existence**. Availability keys are now channel-qualified input ids and environment keys only, so WeChat stays inactive and its pairing hook runs ([#9430](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/212c6d0c70943b0a730ddf57948703fa7325dea6)). Note the fix is a net deletion — eight lines removed against three added — which is usually the sign of a bug that was structural rather than incidental.

**Third: a restore that failed and said it succeeded.** `buildStateFileRestoreCommand` joins its copy-strategy steps with `;`, so the script NemoClaw runs over SSH **reports only the exit status of its last step** — and on the OpenClaw config path that last step is `chmod 660 "$hash_file" 2>/dev/null || true`, which **always succeeds**. A failed config swap or a failed `.config-hash` write therefore **reported a restored file**: `restoreStateFile` returned true, `restoreSandboxState` reported success, and **nemoclaw rebuild printed a restored-state count while openclaw.json kept its previous contents**. The script now starts with `set -e` ([#9420](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/c5575408951de5e5498284b314f1aae46e1da082)). The commit explicitly records why `&&` is not a substitute — `&&` and `||` have equal precedence and associate left to right, so an earlier failure would fall into the next step's `|| { …; exit N; }` guard and report an unrelated exit code. If you have run a rebuild recently and something looked untouched afterward, this is the explanation.

**Installer and onboarding fixes.** The installer's reserved-port guard **listed every reserved inference and runtime-adapter default except the HTTPS Pin Runtime adapter's 11438**, so setting `NEMOCLAW_GATEWAY_PORT=11438` was accepted, host state was written under `~/.nemoclaw/gateways/11438`, onboarding continued — and then **every nemoclaw command failed at module load**. It is now rejected before host state is written ([#9415](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/d6b9791cef48fd9d30c6263a260866a7ab5c501a)). Also landed: **"back" is honored at the NVIDIA API key prompt** ([#9427](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/e5edf8bb2af97bfaaf42127ae505d491b88eea6c)), the Hermes GPU proof is bound to its replacement during onboarding ([#9450](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/9ab3cd3a569e6d01aef26dee876461d281aef06a)), recovery **waits after a legacy container handoff** ([#9423](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/465370f2a6dfd6412d7a3c1dfcf77ab2e0aa6672)), portable onboarding **waits for a settled Podman stop** ([#9441](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/36c49987d45df765f5e730a07b9699559831edaa)), `sandbox status` **reports an unregistered sandbox correctly** ([#9426](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/ba7f7d024ea6c62e8c2438d983205f13f680290f)), the CLI **reports Linux CPU models when Node cannot** ([#9443](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/43cd270a6fc87a1e9994f93e82df4d6a610512e6)), and the agent build now supplies the **corporate CA build argument to the Pi base image** — the fix that matters if you build behind a corporate TLS-inspecting proxy.

**Version note:** the dated changelog in the NemoClaw repo now heads at **v0.0.110** (2026-08-17), up from the v0.0.106 we had recorded. We have bumped our tracked version accordingly. NemoClaw ships from a commit feed with no version tags, so this number comes from the repo's own changelog files rather than a release tag.

[Commits →](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commits/main)
 Affects: [/nemoclaw/](https://openclawdatabase.com/nemoclaw/), [/nemoclaw/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/nemoclaw/setup/), [/nemoclaw/local-gpu/](https://openclawdatabase.com/nemoclaw/local-gpu/), [/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/security/), [/troubleshooting/](https://openclawdatabase.com/troubleshooting/)

2026-08-16 → 08-18

Hermes

[v0.20.2, v0.20.3, v0.20.4](https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent/releases/tag/v2026.8.18) — three rollup tags in three days, notes still deferred to v0.21.0

**Hermes tagged three stable releases in three days and wrote curated notes for none of them.** Each tag exists to give downstream consumers — Docker images, hosted deployments, fresh installs — something stable to pin. Together the three windows cover roughly **1,363 commits across about 596 merged PRs**: v0.20.2 was the largest at ~967 commits / ~397 PRs / +128,522 lines, v0.20.3 ~250 commits / ~125 PRs, and v0.20.4 ~146 commits / ~74 PRs. Nous repeats on all three that **full curated notes for everything from v0.20.0 onward will ship with v0.21.0** and that nothing in the window is skipped. This is now **four consecutive tags** deferring their notes, dating back to [v0.20.1 on August 13](https://openclawdatabase.com/changelog/2026-08-14/). We are still taking that at face value rather than reverse-engineering 596 PRs into a summary neither of us could check — but the deferral has stopped being a one-off.

**The one-line "About this release" blurbs do name feature areas, and three of them are worth knowing about now.** v0.20.3 landed the **MCP 2.x SDK migration with 2026-07-28 stateless protocol support** — a protocol-level move that anyone running custom MCP servers against Hermes should be aware of before upgrading — plus a **bundled Bot Mode (hermes-bots) plugin carrying the core teammate protocol**, and **subprocess Python runtime ownership hardening** via `PYTHONHOME`/`PYTHONPATH` isolation. v0.20.4 added **NVIDIA SkillEvaluator Tier 1 advisory scanning on skill installs**, running license and security checks at install time — the same direction as Kilo Code's and Claude Code's plugin-scanning work, and a meaningful change to what installing a third-party skill does. v0.20.3 also ported **plugin install security scanning** from its ecosystem scout slate.

**The rest, as named by the blurbs.** Desktop: multi-gateway Connections registry, profile-scoped refreshes, MCP health checks and deep links, remote-gateway headers and connection self-healing, and a **glass/translucency surface pass** (matte glass, frost picker, macOS pre-select) with a **tabbed SESSIONS|BOTS sidebar** and per-bot hide/unhide. Reliability: **cron scheduler self-heal** (EMFILE recovery, stale-claim reconciliation, wedged-job re-arm), cron media-send hardening with configurable timeout and missed-fire surfacing, **SessionDB event-loop-thread and contention fixes**, and **session handoff data-loss fixes**. Bot Mode group chat got long-running member turns, Markdown rendering and cross-machine routing fixes. Also: **Cua Driver 0.20 runtime contracts** for computer use, a CommandCode provider plugin, prompt caching for LiteLLM Claude on the OpenAI wire, `hermes update` parked-branch honesty, kanban worktree/dispatch fixes and native OS notifications, and ported `/worktree`, `/rollback` hand-edit preservation, UTF-16 file reads and Gemini 3 tool-call ID preservation.

**Our advice is unchanged from last week:** `hermes update` if you want the accumulated fixes and can tolerate learning what changed later; the Node 26 requirement from v0.20.0 still applies. With MCP 2.x and skill-install scanning now in the pile, **test a non-production instance first** if you depend on custom MCP servers or on skills installing without an advisory gate.

[Full diff →](https://github.com/NousResearch/hermes-agent/compare/v2026.8.13...v2026.8.18)
 Affects: [/hermes/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/), [/hermes/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/setup/), [/hermes/vps-install/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/vps-install/), [/hermes/mcp-tools/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/mcp-tools/), [/hermes/skills-guide/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/skills-guide/), [/hermes/tasks/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/tasks/)

2026-08-17

IronClaw

[1.3.0-rc.1](https://github.com/nearai/ironclaw/releases/tag/ironclaw-v1.3.0-rc.1) — a release candidate published with no release notes

**IronClaw tagged 1.3.0-rc.1 four days after 1.2.0 went stable, and the release body contains nothing but install instructions and a download table.** There is no changelog section, no summary, and no list of what changed since 1.2.0. We are reporting the tag because a 1.3.0 line opening this soon after 1.2.0 is itself information — but we have **nothing substantive to tell you about it**, and we would rather say that than pad the entry with the binary-download table.

**What this means for you right now: nothing, unless you deliberately install release candidates.** **1.2.0 remains the current stable release** and remains what our guides target. Our version data records the rc separately from the stable version, so nothing on the site will start pointing at a release candidate. When 1.3.0 notes appear — either on the rc train, as they did for the 1.2.0 RCs, or at stable — we will cover the substance then. The item from 1.2.0 that still needs your attention is the [removal of slack_allowed_channels and telegram_allowed_channels](https://openclawdatabase.com/changelog/2026-08-14/), which made shared-channel admission presence-based.

[Releases →](https://github.com/nearai/ironclaw/releases)
 Affects: [/ironclaw/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/), [/ironclaw/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/setup/), [/ironclaw/configuration/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/configuration/), [/ironclaw/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/security/)

Not counted as news

A large share of this window's NemoClaw commits are **test-harness and CI work** that changes nothing about a running install. The test-loop growth guardrail was extended twice — it now **counts loops hidden behind named it/test callbacks and one-use local helpers**, so callback-forwarding helpers can no longer hide repeated assertions while reused setup helpers stay valid ([#9442](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/8cc5f80abd53846ce6295e7c74a2b76e24cc8835), with a companion pass in [#9440](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/23c1afb389d5fa3c82d1b27641f095a2f459b744)). Also: unenforced PTY signing was **removed from the e2e suite** rather than left as decoration ([#9421](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/a424c166ded3b0fb543c7a860e2b084bbbb36708)), and the OpenClaw TUI e2e job accepts completed turns in their current form ([#9444](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/679f4ef06a4bcb48b40e7aa2205a168d7419eca4)). Two CLI fixes keep the **published LangChain Deep Agents Code base-image reference** intact on rebuild ([#9456](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/6626bb7be7aef2b6eff0cc4293fc813185a87e10)) and **preserve its rebuild base-image resolution metadata** ([#9418](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/6bb802fef93d22c959a0e18e4c422c5c536cd7c1)) — internal plumbing, but the kind that decides whether a rebuild reproduces the image you had. Three `docs: catch up after merged changes` commits ([#9390](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/aa505b57a787f75f77a6991601f385d757efdf33), [#9446](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/9421dc23583817fc2be0c66017999f91eccf7b75), [#9448](https://github.com/NVIDIA/NemoClaw/commit/17e0c1f17f642fbe348f8cc3daf95bf724309086)) sync documentation with already-merged behavior.

Quiet in this window

No new [Kilo Code](https://openclawdatabase.com/kilocode/) release since [v7.4.22](https://openclawdatabase.com/changelog/2026-08-14/), and no new [Claude Cowork](https://openclawdatabase.com/claude-cowork/), Claude API or OpenAI platform entries — [Ultrafast mode for GPT-5.6 Sol](https://openclawdatabase.com/changelog/2026-08-14/) is still the newest OpenAI item, with **no pricing published yet**. All three feeds were polled and returned nothing we have not already covered.

Guides we're reviewing after this

- **[/openclaw/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/security/) and [/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/security/)** (both August 13) must be checked **before anything else**, because they may now document reverted behavior. If either page describes the Windows **Cygwin-symlink** or **input-redirection** permission checks as active, that text is **wrong as of v2.1.233** and needs removing, not softening. Both pages should then take v2.1.234's **MCP diagnostics secret-printing** and **masking-hides-the-destination-from-the-approver** fixes — the second is the best worked example we have of a security feature undermining the decision it was attached to.
- **[/ironclaw/configuration/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/configuration/) and [/ironclaw/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/ironclaw/security/)** (both August 10) still owe the **removal of slack_allowed_channels and telegram_allowed_channels**. This was flagged as the site's highest-priority edit on August 14 and has **not been actioned in the four days since**. Every day it waits, we may be documenting a scoping mechanism that no longer exists. This needs scheduling, not re-flagging.
- **[/security/](https://openclawdatabase.com/security/)** should also carry NemoClaw's **unauthenticated adapter health endpoint on 0.0.0.0**. It is a clean, teachable case: a diagnostic route that predates the threat model, on a listener bound wide for an unrelated reason, disclosing credential hashes to the LAN. The loopback-check-must-normalize-`::ffff:` detail belongs with it.
- **[/openclaw/configuration/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/configuration/)** (May 16, now **94 days old**) is carrying its fifth consecutive digest without action. The backlog is now nine items: `crossSessionInbound`, `dialogExpiry`, the `archive` plugin source, plugin marketplace `command` sources, `CLAUDE_CODE_WORKFLOW_PREFIX_STAGGER_MS`, the `additionalMarketplaces`/`allowedMarketplaces` aliases, and now `CLAUDE_CODE_TOOL_MEMORY_LIMIT`, `CLAUDE_CODE_WEBFETCH_CACHE_TTL_MS` and `CLAUDE_CODE_PROJECT_DIR_NAME`. Past the **90-day staleness threshold** and overdue.
- **[/openclaw/skills-guide/](https://openclawdatabase.com/openclaw/skills-guide/)** (May 16, 94 days) needs the **argument-substitution re-expansion fix** framed as what it is — a template-injection class bug that matters to anyone writing skills that take user input — and the `claude-api` skill's **200k → 25k context reduction** as a load-on-demand pattern worth copying. It also still owes subagent forking being on by default.
- **[/hermes/mcp-tools/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/mcp-tools/)** should warn about the **MCP 2.x SDK migration** in v0.20.3 before readers upgrade a Hermes install with custom MCP servers attached. **[/hermes/skills-guide/](https://openclawdatabase.com/hermes/skills-guide/)** owes **SkillEvaluator Tier 1 advisory scanning on skill installs**.
- **[/nemoclaw/setup/](https://openclawdatabase.com/nemoclaw/setup/)** (May 30) should note that **gateway port 11438 is reserved** and now rejected — the old failure mode wrote host state and then broke every command, so anyone who hit it needs to know what to clean up.
- **[/tools/cost-calculator/](https://openclawdatabase.com/tools/cost-calculator/)** — track **"Mythos 5"**, named in the v2.1.233 model list. We are not adding a row without a published pricing source; this is a watch item, not an edit.

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