AIClaw 3.7.42 Prepares Its macOS Desktop Helper at Startup

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AIClaw 3.7.42 begins synchronizing its bundled Computer Use helper into a stable, user-owned folder on every macOS startup, rather than waiting for the first desktop tool call. The process runs in the background and does not block the app from opening, with success or failure recorded in the application log. The installer checks ownership and permissions, uses a lock to prevent conflicting copies, and compares a SHA-256 identity built from the executable and signed resource manifest so unchanged copies are not recopied. If a background attempt fails, a later desktop tool call can retry the installation. The helper still uses an ad-hoc signature, so users may need to re-grant Accessibility and Screen Recording permissions after an upgrade.

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