OpenClaw v2026.5.10-beta.5 Ships Codex Runtime Fixes, WhatsApp Patches

The OpenClaw team pushed v2026.5.10-beta.5 this morning, a pre-release anchored around compatibility fixes across the Codex runtime, WhatsApp channel, and Telegram.

Key Changes

Codex Runtime Fixes

  • The official @openclaw/codex package can now access its private task-runtime SDK helper during migrated OpenAI/Codex beta runs, resolving MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors that were blocking some users on the new Codex harness.
  • Auth-profile-backed media tools (including image_generate) are now available when OpenAI credentials live in the agent’s auth-profile store rather than environment variables.
  • The Codex migration flow now properly activates the highlighted checkbox row before continuing — fixing a bug where “Skip for now” and bulk-selection rows failed when planned items started pre-selected.

Channel Fixes

  • WhatsApp: Source installs and local checks now complete under pnpm 11 by allowing Baileys’ pinned libsignal git subdependency. The socket also now properly drains pending debounced inbound messages before closing.
  • Telegram: HTML formatting is preserved in visible replies and durable mirrors.

Control UI

  • Subagent sessions now display with a visual └─ prefix in the session picker dropdown, clearly showing parent-child relationships.

Agent/Exec

  • Redundant heartbeat wake-ups are skipped for subagent session exec completions, eliminating spurious LLM invocations on parent sessions.

Provider Streams

  • OpenAI-compatible SSE and JSON fallback streams are now properly drained across split chunks. Azure Responses streams fail with a bounded first-event diagnostic instead of stalling.

Security

  • memory-wiki now requires admin scope for ingest operations and write scope for Obsidian search.
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