CLI 0.23.0 — Recoverable turns and managed MCP config

This release restores interrupted turns on your own computers and runners, lets the daemon manage Claude Code’s user-level MCP configuration on your behalf, and retires a command that never worked.

Highlights

• Interrupted turns finish instead of restarting. When the connection carrying an OpenClaw turn drops, the daemon can reattach and complete the same assistant message rather than starting a second run. You are not charged for a duplicate model call, and cancelling a resumed turn stops the original work.
• Managed MCP configuration. The daemon can read and write Claude Code’s user-level ~/.claude.json for Manyfold-managed MCP servers. Only that exact path is accepted and never through a symlink, and older daemons are never asked to do it.
• Config files carrying secrets are written 600. File writes now honour an explicit permission mode, so generated config lands readable only by you instead of at the default permissions.
• Less local metadata retained. The daemon no longer records execution environment into its local stream metadata; connection tokens and platform identity travelled in that payload and nothing ever read it back.

Removed

• mf agent logs is gone. It was advertised in help output but never fetched or displayed agent logs. Nothing that worked before stops working.