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## v0.0.50

NemoClaw v0.0.50 focused on onboarding reliability, local inference hardening, messaging diagnostics, and sandbox lifecycle cleanup:

* `nemoclaw onboard` detects DGX Spark hosts where managed Ollama falls back to CPU execution. Local inference setup fails the Ollama validation step with a tailored diagnostic, adds a Spark `OLLAMA_LLM_LIBRARY=cuda_v13` systemd override when that backend is installed, and enables the managed Linux Ollama service so local inference survives reboot.
* Compatible endpoint setup rejects `host.docker.internal` inference URLs because OpenShell sandboxes do not have a reliable host-service route through that name. Use Local Ollama's authenticated proxy path or a policy-managed host service instead.
* Telegram setup now surfaces BotFather group privacy guidance. Disable privacy mode, then remove and re-add the bot to each group before testing group delivery.
* Maintenance commands recover the OpenShell gateway before retrying sandbox-list operations, which makes rebuild, recover, upgrade, and backup flows more resilient after gateway drift.
* NemoClaw no longer writes proxy hooks into sandbox shell startup files. Local proxy configuration stays on supported OpenShell and NemoClaw paths rather than mutating user shell rc files.
* Windows bootstrap installs Ubuntu 24.04 when WSL is present but no Ubuntu distribution is registered.