OpenClaw Maintainer Activity

Peter Steinberger had 178 GitHub actions across `openclaw/openclaw`, `crabfleet`, `crabbox`, `Peekaboo`, and `clawsweeper`, including 145 commits and 27 merged PRs. The work centered on core platform reliability and agents, with merged PRs for browser MCP subprocess cleanup, compaction failure preservation, config recovery retry behavior, Codex subagent bootstrap parity, Telegram topic dispatch serialization, session-visibility security matching, and Crabbox Wayland support.

Vincent Koc recorded 44 commits in `openclaw/openclaw`, focused on release, installer, scripts, and test hardening. Commit titles show Windows-safe Vitest and e2e work, conflict-marker scan prefiltering, Alpine/musl installer fixes, UI runtime chunk splitting, Docker smoke focus, launchd bootstrap failure checks, and release memory-indexing failure checks.

Ayaan Zaidi had 23 GitHub actions across `openclaw/openclaw` and `crabbox`, with 18 commits, 3 opened PRs, and 2 merged PRs. The work focused on Telegram cache migration into plugin state, Android voice/gateway pairing and session-state fixes, and a Crabbox PR to preserve active AWS SSH ingress.

Tak Hoffman had 19 GitHub actions across `openclaw/clawsweeper` and `openclaw/openclaw`. The activity centered on AGENTS.md review-policy handling, including opened and closed issues for ClawSweeper reviews and moving OpenClaw-specific review policy into AGENTS.md, plus related PR work and a `test: hello world` PR.

Gio Della-Libera had 16 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`, including 4 opened PRs and 11 merged PRs. The visible focus was doctor and update reliability, with PRs for sibling moltbot config recovery, Feishu account bot-name migration, auth-health labeling by agent, read-only hooks model checks, and ignoring inherited macOS XPC during respawn.

Omar Shahine had 8 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`, spanning iMessage and policy-plugin work. He opened an issue for per-agent scoping of policy plugin tool/exec/sandbox rules and merged iMessage fixes for thumb approval reactions, catchup cursor advancement, and slash command acknowledgements.

Dallin Romney had 8 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`. The work focused on TUI/auth/Telegram and plugin-gateway behavior, including an issue and PRs for stale TUI optimistic busy state, preserving optimistic user messages across history reloads, pointing Keychain-only legacy Codex OAuth users at doctor, transient Telegram pairing prompts, and plugin/gateway hot-path metadata work.

Gideon Adegbesan had 7 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`, including one merged PR and six commits. The work focused on TUI/control UI source replies and transcript backing, with fixes and tests for rendering Codex source replies, retaining source reply finals, and backing source reply media in transcripts.

Altay had 3 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`. The work included merged PRs for extracting the GoogleChat config schema and fixing agent runtime policy matching when the session provider is empty, plus the corresponding commit for the runtime policy fix.

Josh Lehman had 2 GitHub actions in `openclaw/openclaw`. The visible work was an opened PR to preserve plugin LLM command auth and a commit tied to Telegram topic dispatch reply serialization.