OpenClaw v2026.4.27 Ships Codex Computer Use Desktop Control + DeepInfra as Bundled Provider

OpenClaw 2026.4.27 stable release (April 29) ships Codex Computer Use with status/install commands, marketplace discovery, and fail-closed MCP checks for macOS desktop control. DeepInfra joins the bundled provider set with model discovery, media generation, TTS, embeddings. Tencent Yuanbao and QQBot channels expanded.

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A runtime middleware that intercepts OpenClaw agent tool calls and enforces operator-defined policies before execution

OpenClaw agents can now control macOS desktops via Codex Computer Use, maintain persistent people-aware memory with provenance tracking, spawn subagents autonomously, and make voice calls. The v2026.4.29 release shipped visible-reply enforcement because agents were acting without operator awareness. But visible-reply only covers messaging. File operations, API calls, desktop actions, memory writes, and cost-bearing model invocations still execute without pre-approval. 82% of organizations discovered at least one AI agent workflow that security or IT did not know about in the past year. This product sits between the OpenClaw agent and its tool execution layer, intercepting every tool call and applying operator-defined policies (approval gates, cost limits, data access controls, PII detection, action-type restrictions) before the agent acts.

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