OpenClaw diagnostics: collect a safe Gateway support bundle
OpenClaw diagnostics packages Gateway health, status, logs, and stability evidence into a reviewable support bundle while redacting credentials and message content.
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OpenClaw WSL permission errors: handle EROFS without weakening state security
OpenClaw WSL permission errors need a narrow response. Learn what EROFS means, why v2026.7.1-1 preserves fail-closed state checks, and how to troubleshoot safely.
AI agent gateway health: monitor the control plane before a run stalls
AI agent gateway health turns a vague 'the agent stopped' report into a checkable control-plane state: connection, sessions, tasks, permissions, model routes, and recovery signals.
AI agent browser downloads: keep signed-in files scoped and reviewable
AI agent browser downloads need a narrow browser scope, a clear destination, and a review record. Use these controls before an agent retrieves files from a signed-in tab.
AI agent crash loops: how to stop restarts before they drain a run
AI agent crash loops turn a transient failure into lost work and runaway restarts. Learn how bounded restart policies, repair states, and observability keep self-hosted agents recoverable.
AI agent workspace: a practical control plane for terminal work
An AI agent workspace keeps sessions, terminal access, approvals, files, and recovery visible so people can direct long-running work without treating a chat transcript as the system of record.
AI agent UI state: why control surfaces must survive long runs
AI agent UI state decides whether operators can supervise long-running agents, recover context, and intervene without losing the thread during streaming or reconnects.