Release Notes

v0.0.44

NemoClaw v0.0.44 improves onboarding reliability, GPU sandbox networking, local inference verification, messaging recovery, and remote dashboard access:

• nemoclaw onboard handles DGX Spark and Jetson hosts more conservatively. Unified-memory GPU detection works for Spark, Jetson defaults to CPU-only sandbox passthrough unless you opt in, and local Ollama validation tolerates slow unified-memory model loads that still fit host memory.
• Linux Docker-driver GPU sandboxes preserve host.openshell.internal during recreation and inject a reachable DNS resolver when the host uses a systemd-resolved loopback nameserver, which keeps local inference and external DNS working after GPU patching.
• Onboarding and sandbox builds fail less often on first run. Preflight can guide missing NVIDIA Container Toolkit setup, Docker builds force BuildKit for Dockerfile bind mounts, npm installs retry transient registry resets, and compatible-endpoint onboarding runs a final inference smoke check before reporting success.
• nemoclaw <name> connect repairs stale inference.local routes before opening the shell, reports local Ollama backend and auth-proxy diagnostics when repair fails, and --probe-only keeps dashboard and process recovery from failing because inference repair needs follow-up.
• nemoclaw <name> channels add <channel> applies the matching built-in network policy preset before rebuild, and rebuilds preserve paused channel state so stopped messaging channels stay disabled after destroy and recreate.
• Remote hosts can opt into dashboard forwarding on all interfaces with NEMOCLAW_DASHBOARD_BIND=0.0.0.0, and gateway drift checks now stop backup, status, rebuild, recover, and upgrade flows before they trust stale OpenShell state.
• Workspace restore uploads backed-up directories file by file, dashboard forwards retry while stopped ports are still releasing, and the in-sandbox OpenClaw gateway respawns after unexpected exits.