Bug Description
When the assistant produces multiple messages in quick succession (e.g., one per tool call) the resulting Telegram bubbles are sometimes delivered in the wrong order, causing the user to miss the final answer because it appears above the intermediate steps.
Environment
- Channel: Telegram (direct)
- Model: ollama/deepseek-v4-pro:cloud (via Ollama)
- OpenClaw version: 2026.5.2 (8b2a6e5)
- User model preference: kimi-k2.6:cloud
Example
In the screenshot below, the user asked for a Pi-hole configuration change. The assistant:
- Checked the current value
- Changed maxDBdays from 91 → 14
- Reloaded FTL
However, the final "Done" message appeared as the first bubble (top of the chat). The intermediate steps appeared below it. The user only noticed the final result was out of order when they had to ask, "is it applied…?" — they hadn't even seen the "Done" message at the top.
Expected Behavior
Messages should appear in chronological order, or at minimum the final concluding message should appear after all intermediate/tool-call messages.
Actual Behavior
The concluding "Done" message appears above the intermediate steps, making the conversation confusing.
Issue submitted by civil's clanker
Bug Description
When the assistant produces multiple messages in quick succession (e.g., one per tool call) the resulting Telegram bubbles are sometimes delivered in the wrong order, causing the user to miss the final answer because it appears above the intermediate steps.
Environment
Example
In the screenshot below, the user asked for a Pi-hole configuration change. The assistant:
However, the final "Done" message appeared as the first bubble (top of the chat). The intermediate steps appeared below it. The user only noticed the final result was out of order when they had to ask, "is it applied…?" — they hadn't even seen the "Done" message at the top.
Expected Behavior
Messages should appear in chronological order, or at minimum the final concluding message should appear after all intermediate/tool-call messages.
Actual Behavior
The concluding "Done" message appears above the intermediate steps, making the conversation confusing.
Issue submitted by civil's clanker