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* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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## v0.0.92

NemoClaw v0.0.92 updates OpenClaw and its sandbox Node.js runtime, documents headless deployment, and strengthens security, installer, platform, and live E2E validation.

- OpenClaw sandboxes now use OpenClaw 2026.7.1 and Node.js 22.23.1.
The reviewed build remediates vulnerable Axios plugin copies and the affected OpenTelemetry Jaeger diagnostics graph with integrity-pinned packages.
It also locks patched `mcporter` dependencies, preserves device-scope enforcement and private state during upgrades, and validates upgrades from NemoClaw v0.0.89.
A real-artifact regression confirms malformed Jaeger trace and baggage headers do not terminate the diagnostics process.
- Remote deployment guidance now uses one provider-neutral headless Linux server workflow for OpenClaw, Hermes, and Deep Agents Code.
The guide covers unattended installation, loopback-only access, readiness checks, policy setup, updates, and recovery after a host reboot.
Retired Brev deployment routes redirect to the shared workflow.
For more information, refer to [Deploy NemoClaw to a Headless Server](/user-guide/openclaw/deployment/deploy-to-headless-server).
- Live E2E tests now report ordered semantic phases, outcomes, durations, resource-release timing, and secret-safe stall diagnostics.
Each run saves a progress artifact that identifies where failures or stalls occurred.
Collection-time validation rejects missing or invalid phase plans before tests use live infrastructure.
- Installer integrity checks now accept the reviewed OpenShell Homebrew formula transition only when the template hash matches its exact release asset set.
This maintains the fail-closed boundary while preserving the current archive-only installer contract.
- Platform and image validation now compares canonical macOS watcher targets, raises the full WSL suite limit from 60 to 90 minutes, and capability-gates its Docker-only Hermes contract.
The WSL tag test still verifies that a rejected concurrent update cannot replace `latest`.
Hosted Hermes image exports now provision bounded swap before the final layer export.
Hermes guard tests raise the child-process allowance from 5 to 90 seconds and use WSL fixtures that match production ownership.
The validation and test changes do not alter runtime behavior or final image contents.
- The canonical changelog now includes the previously missed v0.0.91 entry and corrects its legacy inference-selector guidance to match the tagged code.
This restores release-history validation without changing the immutable v0.0.91 tag.

## v0.0.91

NemoClaw v0.0.91 strengthens completed sandbox images, makes rebuild replacement safer, documents the Hermes API token lifecycle, expands qualified DGX Station guidance, and restores historical release validation.
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