OpenClaw 4.27 Release: Deep Infra Provider, Codex Computer Use, and Major Reliability FixesOpenClaw 4.27 focuses on reliability and stability, adding Deep Infra as a built-in provider for cheaper access to many AI models via one API key across chat, images, audio, video, embeddings, and more. It introduces Codex Computer Use so agents can control the desktop through a setup flow with fail-closed safety checks. File attachments in chat now properly stage non-image files (PDFs, docs, spreadsheets) instead of silently dropping them. Model selection is stricter, preventing silent model switching and making cron jobs fail closed when the chosen model is unavailable unless explicit fallback lists are configured. Major channel fixes improve Telegram (clear token errors, timeouts, preserved images), Slack (ping/pong keepalives, download timeouts, reset phrase handling), Discord (private-by-default replies and async interactions), and Matrix (no duplicate messages), plus faster gateway startup, outbound proxy routing, improved Windows restart handoffs, cleaner session resets, and more reliable memory “dreaming” with caps and retry behavior.00:00 OpenClaw 4.27 Overview00:36 Deep Infra Provider01:48 Codex Computer Use02:52 File Attachments Fixed03:30 Strict Model Selection04:44 Coaching Community Plug05:23 Telegram Stability Fixes06:27 Slack Reliability Updates07:35 Discord Threading Fixes08:37 Gateway Startup and Proxy09:58 Sessions and Memory Reliability11:09 Update Advice and Wrap Up