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illmethinks — September 24, 2026

Agent software is getting better at carrying work between meetings, chats and code review. The boundaries still matter: an update must leave the app usable, an alert needs permission before it becomes conversation history, and a successful process exit is not always completed work.

OpenClaw withdraws its 2026.9.6 Mac update after launch crashes

OpenClaw warns Mac users not to install 2026.9.6 and says it has withdrawn the app from Sparkle while preparing a hotfix. Its npm/Gateway release is unaffected. A report from two Macs makes the immediate choice a platform-specific hold, not a blanket rollback.

Hermes proposes opt-in webhook history so replies can see delivered alerts

A Hermes proposal would copy successfully delivered webhook text into the destination chat's history. It stays off by default and follows the route's profile. The trade-off is explicit:…

Paperclip proposes routing GitHub reviews back to the task that owns the code

A Paperclip proposal would deliver human GitHub review feedback to the owning task and wake its builder. Closed tasks would receive a follow-up child instead of being reopened. The design…