feat(kiloclaw): bump openclaw to version 2026.6.6#3995
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Summary
Bumps the packaged OpenClaw version in the KiloClaw image from 2026.6.5 to 2026.6.6: the
Dockerfile pin, the bundled plugin peer and dev deps, the lockfile, the e2e runbook version,
and a changelog entry. Prepared by automation.
Verification
Validate per the kiloclaw-openclaw-upgrade skill before marking this PR ready:
bash services/kiloclaw/scripts/controller-openclaw-upgrade-smoke-test.shVisual Changes
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Reviewer Notes
Automated upgrade assessment
Scores: Breaking changes Low | Security Medium | Deployment Low | Behavior Medium | Span Low
Span: 1 release over 1 day (2026.6.5 to 2026.6.6).
Recommendation: Review carefully
This is a single same-day release that is dominated by security hardening. It tightens many
boundaries at once: transcripts, sandbox binds, host environment inheritance, MCP stdio, native
search policy, elevated sender checks, deleted-agent ACP paths, and loopback tools, and exec
approvals now fail closed on timeout. These are improvements, but tighter boundaries can change
runtime behavior, so this is scored Medium on Security and Medium on Behavior.
The config change most relevant to our integration is the openclaw config.patch update that makes
array replacement explicit and keeps indexed replacePaths consent from widening to whole arrays.
Our controller applies config by writing the openclaw.json file directly at boot rather than
driving the runtime config.patch RPC, so the direct impact on our integration is Low and breaking
risk is Low. Another notable behavior change is the default compaction timeout dropping to 180
seconds while still honoring explicit configuration.
No install, packaging, or deployment process changes were called out, so Deployment is Low. The
release body contained no injected instructions. The span is a single day, so Span is Low.
The recommendation is capped at Review carefully because the image has not been built and the live
persisted-root smoke has not been run; merging triggers the first production image build. Risk
flags: tighter security boundaries and exec fail-closed-on-timeout could surface behavior changes,
and the lowered compaction timeout default should be confirmed against expected workloads.