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OpenClaw’s latest release includes a gateway performance change: it reuses session-store identities for each configuration generation. That is a small efficiency tweak to the agent project, not a new capability.

The release title gives no benchmark or quantified speed-up, so the practical gain remains unclear. Still, reducing repeated work in a gateway is the sort of quiet housekeeping that can matter when software runs routinely. Would you rather see projects prioritise these under-the-hood optimisations, or spend their effort on features users notice straight away?

Discuss: Would you rather see projects prioritise under-the-hood optimisations like this, or spend their effort on features users notice straight away?

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