Codex review: needs real behavior proof before merge. Reviewed July 1, 2026, 12:51 AM ET / 04:51 UTC.

Summary
The PR adds SQLite-backed followup queue persistence and restore, a legacy JSON sidecar doctor migration, gateway startup recovery wakes, and focused queue/gateway tests.

PR surface: Source +1013, Tests +1439, Generated +16, Other +2. Total +2470 across 27 files.

Reproducibility: yes. at source level: current main stores followup queues in a process-global map and enqueue only mutates memory, so a process restart drops queued followups. I did not run a live channel restart in this read-only review.

Review metrics: 1 noteworthy metric.

• Stored queue state: 1 table added, 1 doctor migration added, 1 startup recovery wake added. Durable replay changes upgrade and exactly-once delivery behavior, so maintainers should notice the migration and restore surface before merge.

Stored data model
Persistent data-model change detected: database schema: src/state/openclaw-state-schema.generated.ts, database schema: src/state/openclaw-state-schema.sql, migration/backfill/repair: src/commands/doctor.e2e-harness.ts, migration/backfill/repair: src/infra/state-migrations.test.ts, serialized state: src/auto-reply/reply/queue/state.ts, serialized state: src/infra/state-migrations.test.ts, and 5 more. Confirm migration or upgrade compatibility proof before merge.

Root-cause cluster
Relationship: fixed_by_candidate
Canonical: #51620
Summary: The central root cause is queued and in-flight message loss around gateway restart; this PR is a candidate phase-one fix for durable followup queues, while other open items cover broader restart recovery paths.

Members:

• canonical: Gateway restart drops queued and in-flight inbound messages #51620 - Open issue tracks gateway restart dropping queued and in-flight inbound messages and is the best canonical remaining report.
• same_root_cause: fix: persist pending followup queues across gateway restart #51623 - Older open PR targets the same phase-one followup persistence problem with a JSON sidecar approach.
• partial_overlap: feat(plugins): add session followup turn API and gateway-restart extension #63330 - Open PR adds a broader plugin followup API and gateway-restart extension that overlaps with cold-session continuation but is not the same persistence fix.
• partial_overlap: fix: drain inbound debounce buffer and followup queues before SIGUSR1 reload #46303 - Open PR mitigates SIGUSR1 inbound debounce and followup drain loss before restart, but does not provide durable replay across full process restart.
• partial_overlap: [Feature]: Catch up on missed inbound messages after gateway restart #55792 - Open issue tracks missed inbound messages while the gateway is offline, which is broader than persisted in-process followup queue recovery.
• 1 more in the report.

Proposal only: this assessment does not dispatch repair, suppress jobs, mutate sibling items, close, or merge anything.

Merge readiness
Overall: 🧂 unranked krab
Proof: 🦪 silver shellfish
Patch quality: 🦪 silver shellfish
Result: blocked until stronger real behavior proof is added.

Overall follows the weaker of proof and patch quality, so missing proof can cap an otherwise strong patch.

Rank-up moves:

• Resolve the merge conflict against current main while preserving current route and channel-context fields.
• [P1] Persist and test the missing reply-mode, chat-type, native chat id, and channel-context restore fields.
• Attach redacted exact-current-head Telegram Desktop proof showing restart recovery and exactly-once delivery.

Proof guidance:

• [P1] Needs stronger real behavior proof before merge: Older Telegram Desktop proof exists, but the PR body still says no brand-new proof artifact has landed for current head f49e8ee; exact-head restart recovery proof is still needed with private details redacted. After adding proof, update the PR body; ClawSweeper should re-review automatically. If it does not, the PR author or someone with repository write access can comment @clawsweeper re-review.

Risk before merge

• [P1] The branch is currently dirty/conflicting, so maintainers cannot rely on the displayed PR diff as the final merge result.
• [P1] The new followup_queue_entries table and doctor migration change persisted runtime state; upgrade, idempotent restore, and no-duplicate-replay behavior need maintainer-visible proof before merge.
• [P1] The available Telegram visual proof is for an earlier implementation head, while the PR body still says exact-current-head Telegram Desktop proof has not landed.
• [P1] The persistence allowlist omits current-main delivery and execution context fields, so restored group/thread/channel followups can route, group, authorize, or reply differently after restart.

Maintainer options:

1. Refresh and complete persistence coverage (recommended)
   Rebase the branch, preserve current-main route/context fields in the persisted descriptor, add focused restore tests, and attach exact-current-head Telegram proof before merge.
2. Accept the phase-one recovery risk
   Maintainers could intentionally land the SQLite queue phase with documented limitations while tracking omitted contexts and cold-session API work separately.
3. Pause behind the followup API design
   If restart recovery should be solved through the broader followup runtime API first, pause this PR until feat(plugins): add session followup turn API and gateway-restart extension #63330 settles the owner boundary.

Next step before merge

• [P1] Human follow-up is needed because the branch is conflicting, contributor/Mantis proof is still required, and the persisted-state compatibility surface needs maintainer review after the missing fields are fixed.

Security
Cleared: No concrete security or supply-chain regression was found; the diff adds no dependencies or workflow execution path and uses the existing shared SQLite state boundary while stripping bulky secret-bearing runtime fields.

Review findings

• [P1] Persist the full delivery route fields before restore — src/auto-reply/reply/queue/persist.ts:150-168
• [P1] Persist the run chat and channel context — src/auto-reply/reply/queue/persist.ts:94-141

Pushed fix commit caebc6c8 addressing the P2 review findings.

What changed

[P2] Persist queued media fields (persist.ts:22-37)
images and imageOrder are now included in PersistedFollowupRun and serialized in toPersistedRun. Image-bearing followup runs will restore with their attachments intact.

[P2] Test fixture required fields (persist.test.ts:24-32)
makeRun() now includes timeoutMs: 30000 and blockReplyBreak: "message_end", which are required by the FollowupRun["run"] type. The tsgo test-types lane should pass.

[P2] Startup drain scheduling (persist.ts:157)
After investigation: FOLLOWUP_RUN_CALLBACKS is empty after a full process restart (the map is process-local), so calling kickFollowupDrainIfIdle from inside restoreFollowupQueues would be a no-op regardless. Adding the call also creates a circular import (drain.ts already statically imports persistFollowupQueues). Added a code comment documenting the behavior: restored queue items drain on the next enqueueFollowupRun call, which re-registers the channel callback and kicks the drain. Eager startup delivery would require channel handlers to register their runFollowup callbacks before module init runs restoreFollowupQueues().

What's still needed

Real behavior proof per acceptance criteria — gateway restart with a queued Telegram followup mid-turn. Will capture this during a live restart and attach logs/output.

Behavior proof — commit 744966d

How the fix works

The startup drain scheduling P2 is addressed without circular imports by adding a restoredPendingDrainKeys set in persist.ts. restoreFollowupQueues() populates it for every non-empty queue it restores. rememberFollowupDrainCallback() in drain.ts (which already imports persist.ts) sweeps the set: when any channel callback is registered, all pending restored keys that now have a callback are drained via scheduleFollowupDrain immediately.

This handles both scenarios:

• Hot reload — callbacks still in FOLLOWUP_RUN_CALLBACKS; drain fires on first message or on next rememberFollowupDrainCallback call
• Cold restart — callbacks are empty; the pending set holds keys until the first inbound message for that channel route registers its callback, at which point the sweep drains all pending restored queues for that route

Persistence / restore proof — live gateway restart

Environment: openclaw v2026.5.12, Telegram channel active, systemd --user

Steps run:

1. Seeded a synthetic Telegram followup in the queue state file:

$ python3 -c "..."  # writes ~/.openclaw/state/live-chat-followup-queues.json
Seeded queue state at: /home/joseph/.openclaw/state/live-chat-followup-queues.json
Entry key: agent:main:telegram:6300969793
Queued prompt: ok also can you check the heartbeat logs

2. Restarted the gateway via systemctl --user restart openclaw-gateway.service

3. Gateway logs across restart (redacted):

19:05:48 [gateway] received SIGTERM; shutting down
19:05:55 [shutdown] completed in 6557ms
19:05:55 systemd: Stopped openclaw-gateway.service
19:05:55 systemd: Starting openclaw-gateway.service...
19:05:55 python3: { "ok": true, "target": "queue-B4F7vEmJ.js", "changed": false }   ← patch re-applied
19:05:55 systemd: Started openclaw-gateway.service
19:05:57 [gateway] loading configuration…
19:06:06 [telegram] channel initialized, commands registered

4. After restart, state file still present — queue restored and pending drain:

$ ls -la ~/.openclaw/state/live-chat-followup-queues.json
-rw-rw-r-- 1 joseph joseph 1222 May 16 19:05 live-chat-followup-queues.json   ← written before restart, survives
entries: 1  items: 1  prompt: "ok also can you check the heartbeat logs"

5. On next inbound Telegram message (after proof capture), rememberFollowupDrainCallback is called for agent:main:telegram:6300969793, the pending-drain set sweep fires, and the queued followup is dispatched via scheduleFollowupDrain.

Unit tests — 9/9 pass

node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/auto-reply/reply/queue/persist.test.ts

 Test Files  1 passed (1)
      Tests  9 passed (9)
   Duration  1.18s

Tests added in this commit:

• registers restored keys in the pending-drain set when queue has items
• does not add to pending-drain set when restored queue is empty

What was not tested

Behavior addressed: Persist followup queues across gateway restarts
Real environment tested: Linux / openclaw v2026.5.12 / Telegram channel / systemd user service
Exact steps or command run after this patch: systemctl --user restart openclaw-gateway.service with seeded queue state; inbound Telegram message triggers drain sweep
Evidence after fix: state file present post-restart; 9 unit tests pass; drain sweep confirmed via code inspection + pending-set tests
Observed result after fix: queue state survives restart; drain fires on next callback registration for that channel route
What was not tested: full end-to-end Telegram delivery of a queued followup after a live mid-turn restart (requires coordinating a real message during an active agent turn); that live proof should be captured in production use

Real behavior proof — commits 9ce0e2d + 4ccb310

Environment: Linux, Node v22.22.2, openclaw source checkout
(jewseppi/openclaw feat/queue-followup-persistence @ 4ccb3107).
Test runner: node --import tsx against the live persist.ts / state.ts
modules with a real temp directory. No vitest, no mocks.

The script seeds a queue with the secret-bearing run fields populated
(config with a credentials marker, skillsSnapshot, extraSystemPrompt,
extraSystemPromptStatic, authProfileId, inputProvenance), persists it
via persistFollowupQueues(), inspects the on-disk file, simulates a
restart by clearing FOLLOWUP_QUEUES, then calls restoreFollowupQueues()
and inspects the rehydrated entry.

Step 1: persistFollowupQueues()
  State file: /tmp/openclaw-persist-proof-SHhpKr/live-chat-followup-queues.json
  File mode (octal): 0o600
  Expected 0o600:    PASS
  Temp file leftovers: none (PASS)
  Secret-bearing fields stripped from JSON: PASS
  items[0].run dropped keys absent: PASS
  lastRun     dropped keys absent: PASS
  Identity/intent fields preserved on disk: PASS

Step 2: simulate restart — clear in-memory queue
  FOLLOWUP_QUEUES.get(KEY): undefined

Step 3: restoreFollowupQueues()
  restored.items.length: 1
  restored.items[0].prompt: did the gateway restart survive?
  restored.draining: false
  restoredRun.config (stub):   {}
  restoredRun.skillsSnapshot:  undefined
  restoredRun.extraSystemPrompt: undefined
  restoredRun.authProfileId:   undefined
  restoredRun.inputProvenance: undefined
  restoredRun.agentId:         main
  restoredRun.workspaceDir:    /home/joseph/.openclaw/workspace
  restoredRun.model:           claude-sonnet-4-6
  restoredRun.senderId:        6300969793

Raw state-file contents on disk

{
  "version": 1,
  "updatedAt": 1779104601196,
  "entries": [
    [
      "agent:main:telegram:6300969793",
      {
        "items": [
          {
            "prompt": "did the gateway restart survive?",
            "enqueuedAt": 1779104601195,
            "originatingChannel": "telegram",
            "originatingTo": "99999",
            "run": {
              "agentId": "main",
              "agentDir": "/home/joseph/.openclaw/agents/main",
              "sessionId": "sess-proof",
              "sessionKey": "agent:main:telegram:6300969793",
              "senderId": "6300969793",
              "senderName": "Joseph",
              "senderIsOwner": true,
              "sessionFile": "/home/joseph/.openclaw/agents/main/sessions/sess-proof.jsonl",
              "workspaceDir": "/home/joseph/.openclaw/workspace",
              "provider": "anthropic",
              "model": "claude-sonnet-4-6",
              "timeoutMs": 30000,
              "blockReplyBreak": "message_end"
            }
          }
        ],
        "lastEnqueuedAt": 0,
        "mode": "steer",
        "debounceMs": 500,
        "cap": 20,
        "dropPolicy": "summarize",
        "droppedCount": 0,
        "summaryLines": [],
        "lastRun": { "…same shape as items[0].run…": true }
      }
    ]
  ]
}

Behavior addressed

• 9ce0e2df — state file written privately (0o600) and atomically via temp + rename. No torn-write artifacts left behind on the happy path; a planted 0o644 pre-existing file is replaced with 0o600 on the next persist (covered by a new unit test).
• 4ccb3107 — the on-disk JSON contains no config, skillsSnapshot, extraSystemPrompt, extraSystemPromptStatic, authProfileId, authProfileIdSource, or inputProvenance keys for either items[].run or lastRun. None of the planted secret markers appear in the raw bytes. The rehydrated queue has config: {} as a stub, which the dispatcher reassigns via resolveQueuedReplyExecutionConfig (agent-runner.ts:1221, followup-runner.ts:217) before any read.
• Identity / routing / per-message intent fields (agentId, sessionId, sessionKey, sender*, workspaceDir, provider, model, timeoutMs, blockReplyBreak) survive the round-trip.

What was not tested in this run

Live Telegram → gateway → mid-turn restart → redelivery end-to-end. The on-disk format and restore path were tested directly; live dispatch resumption was already shown in 744966d's proof and is unchanged by these commits.

@openclaw-mantis telegram desktop proof: queue a second Telegram message while the first turn is active, restart the gateway, and show exactly-once delivery after recovery on current head 926f9538f501d4ca504b3a8a62e01827b7796ac9.

@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is 926f9538f501d4ca504b3a8a62e01827b7796ac9.

What changed since the stale 0cd0090... / 247557b... review state:

• rebuilt the branch cleanly on current origin/main
• removed the unrelated provider/runtime surface from the old dirty branch
• kept the restored-followup recovery wake fix for sessions outside the routine heartbeat map
• fixed the rebuilt-head queue restore path so older persisted queue state without newer summary fields still restores and drains correctly

The PR body now reflects the rebuilt head and current validation.

Fresh local validation on 926f9538f501d4ca504b3a8a62e01827b7796ac9:

• node scripts/run-tsgo.mjs -p tsconfig.core.json --incremental --tsBuildInfoFile .artifacts/tsgo-cache/core.tsbuildinfo
• ./node_modules/.bin/oxlint src/infra/heartbeat-runner.ts src/infra/heartbeat-runner.scheduler.test.ts src/auto-reply/reply/queue/drain.ts src/infra/state-migrations.ts
• node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/gateway/server-followup-queue-recovery.test.ts src/gateway/server-runtime-services.test.ts → 4 files / 24 tests passed
• node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/infra/heartbeat-runner.scheduler.test.ts src/infra/heartbeat-runner.returns-default-unset.test.ts → 2 files / 64 tests passed
• node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/infra/followup-queue-sqlite.test.ts src/infra/state-migrations.test.ts → 2 files / 12 tests passed
• node scripts/run-vitest.mjs src/auto-reply/reply/queue/persist.test.ts src/auto-reply/reply/queue.drain-restart.test.ts src/auto-reply/reply/queue.followup-restart-roundtrip.test.ts → 3 files / 38 tests passed

GitHub now reports the PR as mergeable on this head. A fresh Mantis Telegram proof request for the rebuilt head is also posted.

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Updated the PR body to the current head a94470581b3cf10c0939b1fc6442c0431cfd0473 with the required real-behavior-proof fields (steps, evidence, observed result, what was not tested) and current-head validation. The previous proof block was stale and still referenced pre-fix head 926f9538f501d4ca504b3a8a62e01827b7796ac9.

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Current head is now 8daf4c1c8bd8bf689276a6b924497ed2e2cf53e5.

Follow-up fix:

• fix(ci): allow auth-profile sqlite store guardrail

Why: the rebuilt queue-persistence branch was failing check-additional-runtime-topology-architecture because current main now requires src/agents/auth-profiles/sqlite.ts in the raw SQLite guardrail allowlist. I added the matching allowlist entry and re-ran the exact guards locally.

Current-head local verification:

• pnpm check:architecture
• GITHUB_EVENT_PATH=/tmp/pr82572-event.json node scripts/github/real-behavior-proof-check.mjs

The PR body already includes the required real-behavior-proof fields for this branch state.

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Current head is now f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

Follow-up fix:

• fix(ci): dedupe auth-profile sqlite allowlist

Why: current main already has a dedicated raw SQLite allowlist reason for src/agents/auth-profiles/sqlite.ts (agent auth profile read-only bootstrap). This branch still also listed the same path under the broader Kysely-backed stores that own a DatabaseSync boundary group, which caused check-additional-runtime-topology-architecture to fail on a duplicate allowlist path. The fix keeps a single canonical allowlist entry under the auth-profile-specific reason and removes the stale duplicate from the broader store bucket.

Current-head local verification:

• pnpm check:architecture

The PR body proof block remains the current real-behavior-proof package for this branch; this push only fixes the CI guardrail regression introduced by mainline drift.

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@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

CI is green on this head, including check-additional-runtime-topology-architecture and Real behavior proof.
Local exact-head verification on 2026-06-16:

• queue/gateway shard 42/42
• pnpm check:architecture pass

Please re-review and refresh labels/rating for the current head.

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Current head is f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

I refreshed the PR body to match the real current head and proof state:

• the body now explicitly marks f49e8ee... as current head
• it explains that later commits after a944705... are CI-only allowlist repairs, not queue-runtime behavior changes
• it includes current-head green check links and current-head local verification (42/42 queue-gateway coverage, pnpm check:architecture)

Please re-review the updated proof package and refresh labels/rating for the current head.

@openclaw-mantis telegram desktop proof: queue a second Telegram message while the first turn is active, restart the gateway, and show exactly-once delivery after recovery on current head f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

Context for this head:

• CI is green on f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.
• The commits after a94470581b3cf10c0939b1fc6442c0431cfd0473 were CI-only allowlist repairs, not queue-runtime behavior changes.
• The remaining ClawSweeper gate is fresh current-head Telegram-visible proof.

@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

I refreshed the PR body so the proof package now matches the real live head instead of the stale a94470581b3cf10c0939b1fc6442c0431cfd0473 focus:

• explicitly marks f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500 as the current head
• explains that the later commits after a94470581b3cf10c0939b1fc6442c0431cfd0473 are CI-only allowlist repairs, not queue-runtime behavior changes
• carries forward the earlier native Telegram Desktop Mantis artifact as runtime-equivalent visible proof
• points at the fresh current-head @openclaw-mantis Telegram proof request for an exact-head artifact
• includes current-head validation: pnpm check:architecture, focused queue/gateway verification 42/42, and green GitHub Real behavior proof plus CI

Please refresh labels/rating for the current proof package on the current head.

@jewseppi thanks for the PR. ClawSweeper is still waiting on real behavior proof before this can move forward.

Useful proof can be a screenshot, short video, terminal output, copied live output, linked artifact, or redacted logs that show the changed behavior after the fix. Please redact private tokens, phone numbers, private endpoints, customer data, and anything else sensitive.

Once proof is added to the PR body or a comment, ClawSweeper or a maintainer can re-check it.

@openclaw-mantis telegram desktop proof: verify exact current head 67fcf6a30ab5734d08bfc3a0121d574fa40d5f6b.

Scenario:

1. Start a live Telegram DM turn so the first agent reply is still in flight.
2. Send a second message in the same DM so it is queued as a followup.
3. Restart the gateway while that followup is still pending.
4. Capture before/after Telegram Desktop evidence that the restored followup is delivered exactly once to the same DM after restart.

This is for user-visible restart recovery of persisted followup queues (SQLite followup_queue_entries).

@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is 285081120ee1bcceed2c9d065833974d218c86b2.

Fresh exact-head followup restart proof (2026-07-22T04:00:24Z):

• persisted mid-turn Telegram followup to STRICT SQLite followup_queue_entries
• simulated gateway crash (memory wiped)
• restored routing intact (telegram → 6300969793)
• followup-queue-restore wake fired
• drained exactly once; second restart empty (no replay)
• Telegram DM proof message posted (see JSON)

Focused tests on this head: 30/30 passed.

[followup-queue-recovery] requested heartbeat wake for 1 restored followup queue route(s)
{
  "ok": true,
  "pr": 82572,
  "head": "285081120ee1bcceed2c9d065833974d218c86b2",
  "stamp": "2026-07-22T04:00:20.349Z",
  "chatId": "6300969793",
  "sessionKey": "agent:main:telegram:direct:6300969793",
  "marker": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-00-20-349Z",
  "steps": {
    "persistedBeforeCrash": true,
    "promptOnDisk": true,
    "memoryCleared": true,
    "restoredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-00-20-349Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "restoredChannel": "telegram",
    "restoredTo": "6300969793",
    "recoveryWakes": 1,
    "deliveredCount": 1,
    "deliveredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-00-20-349Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "deliveredChannel": "telegram",
    "deliveredTo": "6300969793",
    "itemsAfterSecondRestart": 0
  },
  "telegramMessageId": 4530
}

Note: Mantis Telegram Desktop workflow_dispatch is blocked for actor jewseppi (read-only on upstream). If visual Desktop GIFs are still required, a maintainer with write can re-run mantis-telegram-desktop-proof for PR 82572 on this head.

@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is 76de7ef67c44529e74cff65b3bf902504a8de507 (rebased onto latest main after STRICT schema fix).

Fresh exact-head followup restart proof (2026-07-22T04:01:23Z):

• STRICT SQLite followup_queue_entries
• persisted → crash → restore → followup-queue-restore wake → drain exactly once
• second restart empty (no replay)
• Telegram DM proof message included in JSON

Focused tests on prior tip before final rebase: 30/30 passed.

[followup-queue-recovery] requested heartbeat wake for 1 restored followup queue route(s)
{
  "ok": true,
  "pr": 82572,
  "head": "76de7ef67c44529e74cff65b3bf902504a8de507",
  "stamp": "2026-07-22T04:01:18.404Z",
  "chatId": "6300969793",
  "sessionKey": "agent:main:telegram:direct:6300969793",
  "marker": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-01-18-404Z",
  "steps": {
    "persistedBeforeCrash": true,
    "promptOnDisk": true,
    "memoryCleared": true,
    "restoredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-01-18-404Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "restoredChannel": "telegram",
    "restoredTo": "6300969793",
    "recoveryWakes": 1,
    "deliveredCount": 1,
    "deliveredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-22T04-01-18-404Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "deliveredChannel": "telegram",
    "deliveredTo": "6300969793",
    "itemsAfterSecondRestart": 0
  },
  "telegramMessageId": 4531
}

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@clawsweeper re-review

Current head is f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500.

Fresh exact-head live followup restart proof:

• proof run timestamp: 2026-07-23T00:07:12.825Z (Wednesday, July 22, 2026 8:07:12 PM EDT)
• live Telegram DM proof message posted to chat 6300969793: messageId 4565
• exact scenario: persist mid-turn Telegram followup -> simulate gateway crash -> restore from STRICT SQLite followup_queue_entries -> request followup-queue-restore wake -> drain exactly once -> second restart empty
• result: ok: true

Exact-head proof JSON:

{
  "ok": true,
  "pr": 82572,
  "head": "f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500",
  "stamp": "2026-07-23T00:07:12.825Z",
  "chatId": "6300969793",
  "sessionKey": "agent:main:telegram:direct:6300969793",
  "marker": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-23T00-07-12-825Z",
  "steps": {
    "persistedBeforeCrash": true,
    "promptOnDisk": true,
    "memoryCleared": true,
    "restoredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-23T00-07-12-825Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "restoredChannel": "telegram",
    "restoredTo": "6300969793",
    "recoveryWakes": 1,
    "deliveredCount": 1,
    "deliveredPrompt": "PR82572-FOLLOWUP-RESTART-2026-07-23T00-07-12-825Z: summarize the thread so far",
    "deliveredChannel": "telegram",
    "deliveredTo": "6300969793",
    "itemsAfterSecondRestart": 0
  },
  "telegramMessageId": 4565
}

Fresh local exact-head validation on f49e8ee76137deb718f1e09251e2fa629a611500:

• gateway shard: 24/24 passed
• infra shard: 12/12 passed
• auto-reply queue shard: 39/39 passed
• total focused exact-head coverage: 75/75 passed

Commands run on the current head:

OPENCLAW_PROOF_HEAD=$(git rev-parse HEAD) \
OPENCLAW_REPO_ROOT=/home/joseph/.openclaw/workspace/.tmp/pr-82572-clean \
node --import tsx /home/joseph/.openclaw/workspace/scripts/openclaw-pr82572-live-followup-restart-proof.ts

node scripts/run-vitest.mjs \
  src/auto-reply/reply/queue/persist.test.ts \
  src/auto-reply/reply/queue.drain-restart.test.ts \
  src/auto-reply/reply/queue.followup-restart-roundtrip.test.ts \
  src/infra/followup-queue-sqlite.test.ts \
  src/infra/state-migrations.test.ts \
  src/gateway/server-followup-queue-recovery.test.ts \
  src/gateway/server-runtime-services.test.ts

Please refresh the review/labels/rating on this current-head proof.

ClawSweeper status: review started.

I am starting a fresh review of this pull request: feat(queue): persist followup queues across gateway restarts This is item 1/1 in the current shard. Shard 0/1.

This placeholder means the worker is alive and reading the current context. I will edit this same comment with the actual review when the claws are done clicking.

Crustacean status: shell secured, claws on keyboard, evidence pebbles being sorted.