JUMPERZ @jumperz

openclaw dropped a good update and this one is super important for your swarm, but half the features don't work until you manually activate them. >ACP thread-bound agents i was already spinning up subagents in Discord threads to handle tasks. it worked, but i had to manage it myself by checking if they finished, cleaning up dead threads, etc. now openclaw handles all of that. the agent opens a thread, does the job, reports back...i only show up when an actual decision needs to be made. → do this: set spawnAcpSessions: true in your discord channel config >external secrets management my API keys, anthropic, elevenlabs, brave etc, were just sitting in a config file in plain text. anyone with access to that file had the keys. now they live in a separate vault and only get loaded when the system actually needs them. → do this: run openclaw secrets audit — it scans your config and tells you exactly which keys are still exposed and where >agent routing CLI wiring agents to channels used to take a lot of time. now it's just bind/unbind from the cli, so onboarding a new agent takes a minute or even less.. → do this: migrate with openclaw agents bind <id> --channel <your-channel> --peer <target> you have to do all of the above because openclaw ships opt-in features, not auto-changes... anything that touches security, permissions, or routing requires you to do it manually, and these are super important for your swarm. PS: if you're not on Discord, the ACP thread stuff doesn't apply, but the other two do.