v1.1.0 Clawd v1.1.0 adds OMP and Grok Build integrations, downloadable official themes, Dashboard Quick Select, durable session recovery, and richer remote workflows. It also hardens local HTTP ingress, user-owned configuration, OpenCode plugin delivery, Remote SSH metadata, and cross-platform release checks. Agents And Sessions

• OMP (oh-my-pi) (#1013) — adds a first-class, state-only OMP extension with distinct session titles and a two-stage completion protocol. Completion waits for OMP's final agent_end decision, and switching or branching a session retires the old Dashboard row. Clawd skips installation when the community bridge is already present. Thanks to @TalexDreamSoul.
• Grok Build (#1004) — adds marker-owned, state + Notification command hooks while leaving every permission decision in Grok. Lifecycle mapping, turn ordering, Windows command handling, and uninstall preserve unrelated hooks. Thanks to @pu-1205.
• Safer OpenCode delivery (#1026) — materializes the managed OpenCode plugin into a verified, content-addressed generation under the user's home instead of registering files from the application bundle. Ownership, locking, tuple options, interrupted cleanup, symlinked homes, and uninstall all fail closed without taking over foreign entries, including when Windows reports a missing child beneath an existing file ancestor.
• Durable session recovery (#1010) — stores bounded, profile-aware Claude session history so eligible conversations can be resumed after a reboot. Legacy rows without verifiable profile provenance remain visible but cannot be resumed. Thanks to @TalexDreamSoul.
• Better session context (#945, #999, #1002, #1006) — Dashboard cards show the active model, Qoder titles remain stable, OpenCode restores deferred context usage, and Windows session focus/deep links are more reliable. Thanks to @easyhak, @brantshin, @Tsdsj, and @Free-LZJ. Dashboard, Themes, And Desktop
• Dashboard Quick Select (#972) — after you assign its macOS/Windows shortcut in Settings, it opens the full Dashboard with frozen 1–9 session slots. It preserves drafts and IME composition, handles scrolling and focus handoff, and supports physical number-row keys across layouts without treating NumLock-off navigation keys as session jumps.
• Downloadable official themes (#1020) — Settings can download, verify, install, repair, and uninstall optional official themes from the separate rullerzhou-afk/clawd-themes release catalog. Hash Sage remains outside the Clawd source/package tree; install ownership and ZIP extraction are bounded, and uninstall explains that customizations and managed sound overrides are removed.
• Settings and desktop polish (#924, #965, #966, #998) — stabilizes theme menus under zoom, unifies buttons and switches, restores failed quota toggles, preserves accessible holiday labels, and cleans up abandoned drag gestures.
• Windows fixes (#779, #805, #978, #1002, #1008, #1023) — improves interactive Remote SSH console launch, Cursor hook paths and chat titles, non-activating hit-window clicks, Codex deep links, editor focus, and fullscreen detection around Windows 11 shell islands. Thanks to @VonSdite, @mantertius, @Free-LZJ, and @KaiC5504. Remote Workflows And Reliability
• Reply to Codex from Telegram (#970) — completion notifications can route a bounded reply back to the authoritative Codex session. Queued replies are bound to the originating session and cannot drift into another thread. Thanks to @FuZoe.
• Hermes over Remote SSH (#975, #1003) — Remote SSH can deploy the Hermes plugin to multiple targets, preserve secure transport ownership, and route supported permission callbacks without weakening native fallback. Thanks to @xfurqan0.
• Remote SSH visibility (#996) — Settings shows the next reconnect time and clears an expired deadline as a retry begins. Remote hook metadata can no longer inject a local Windows Terminal HWND. Thanks to @undefined-moe.
• Hook and session reliability (#902, #981, #993) — installers refuse to register hooks with a broken dependency closure, WSL pairing copies the full hook tree, unavailable remote session actions stay hidden, and a live agent is not removed merely because its source wrapper exits. Thanks to @sunnyswag, @undefined-moe, and @PeterShanxin.
• Persistent Claude hooks on AppImage (#1029) — Linux AppImage installs use a stable user-owned hook generation instead of paths inside an ephemeral mount.
• Local ingress and ownership hardening (#1000) — /state and /permission now share the same loopback, Host, Origin, and unique JSON Content-Type guards. Cursor hooks, Claude status lines, theme markers, session cleanup, profile resumes, and installer dependency checks preserve foreign data and refuse ambiguous ownership. Thanks to @PeterShanxin. Upgrade Notes
• Launch Clawd once after upgrading so installed and enabled integrations can reconcile their packaged hooks, plugins, and extensions. Disabled or uninstalled integrations are not silently installed.
• Existing OpenCode users may see the plugin registration move to the managed generation under ~/.clawd/integrations/. Foreign, modified, ambiguous, or conflicting entries are left untouched and surfaced for manual review.
• Optional official themes are downloaded on demand from Settings → Theme. They are not bundled into the Clawd installer.
• Telegram reply-to-session is separate from approval. A reply is queued only when the completion can be tied to one authoritative Codex session.
• Custom HTTP Agent senders must use the literal loopback endpoint discovered through ~/.clawd/runtime.json, omit Origin, and send exactly one Host header plus one application/json Content-Type. Unsafe or ambiguous requests are rejected before their JSON body is read; see the integration guide.
• Linux Homebrew installs remain supported for x86_64; packaged Linux updates still require installing a new package manually. Contributors Thanks to contributors whose work landed between v1.0.0 and v1.1.0: @TalexDreamSoul, @FuZoe, @undefined-moe, @pu-1205, @Tsdsj, @mantertius, @Free-LZJ, @PeterShanxin, @easyhak, @jlimcode, @xfurqan0, @brantshin, @VonSdite, @sunnyswag, @eugenewang5425, @KaiC5504, and @YOIMIYA66. Existing contributor credit and original authorship are retained in Settings About and every README variant. Validation Status After the release-candidate review, production hardening, and cross-platform test repairs above, local Gate D passed on the current release candidate: the release-version and 17-contributor contracts passed; the source suite reported 10,769 tests (10,723 passed, 0 failed, 46 platform-only skips); Electron 41.10.4 was verified; and the repository asset audit reported 0 errors with the existing tracked-tree warning-budget warning (56.46 MiB tracked, 23.35 MiB package inputs). Exact-head Windows/macOS/Linux CI, packaged-app inspection, Windows/WSL device checks, downloaded draft-asset smoke, and a signed v1.0.0 → v1.1.0 updater exercise are separate gates and remain NOT TESTED until recorded otherwise. Local source tests do not stand in for those layers. Follow the release checklist.