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If you’re running long-horizon OpenClaw agents, lossless-claw v0.9.2 is a maintenance release you want to apply immediately. Released by Josh Lehman (@jlehman_) on April 19, this patch addresses three distinct categories of cache-breaking behavior that could silently degrade agent performance across extended sessions. Here’s what changed, and why it matters. What lossless-claw Does (Quick Recap) lossless-claw is an OpenClaw plugin that provides lossless context management (LCM) — a way to compress and recall conversation history without losing the information that would normally get evicted when a context window fills up. For long-running agents (pipelines, overnight tasks, multi-session workflows), it’s the difference between an agent that forgets what happened an hour ago and one that maintains coherent recall across an entire work session. ...

Google’s Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol is fast becoming the standard handshake for cross-agent communication in production agentic systems. A new deep-dive from freeCodeCamp — paired with a working GitHub implementation at win4r/openclaw-a2a-gateway — shows exactly how to wire A2A into an OpenClaw plugin so your agent can receive tasks from any A2A-compliant caller. This how-to summarizes the architecture and key implementation steps. For the full guide, see the freeCodeCamp article. What You’re Building An A2A plugin bridge does three things: ...

If you’ve built anything serious with OpenClaw agents, you’ve hit the memory wall: agents that forget everything between sessions, multi-agent pipelines that can’t share context, and the perpetual workaround of dumping state into handoff files or external databases. Memori Labs has just shipped a direct answer to that problem. The Memori Labs OpenClaw Plugin adds automatic, persistent memory recall and capture to agents running through OpenClaw gateways. Agents can now access shared context across sessions and across multiple agents in the same deployment — without custom database integrations or session-state hacks. ...