Description

[Environment]

• Device: macOS 26.0.1 (arm64)
• NemoClaw: v0.0.14 | OpenShell: 0.0.26

[Description] After running nemoclaw stop, the Telegram and Discord bots continue to respond to messages. The stop command only manages host-side cloudflared (the only entry in SERVICE_NAMES). Messaging bridges run inside the sandbox as part of the OpenClaw process and are completely unaffected by nemoclaw stop. There is no mechanism to pause, stop, or signal the in-sandbox channels.

[Environment]

• NemoClaw: v0.0.14 | OpenShell: 0.0.26 | macOS 26.0.1 (arm64)

[Steps to Reproduce]

nemoclaw stop
# In Telegram: send message to bot → bot replies
# In Discord: send message to bot → bot replies
nemoclaw test11 status   # shows "OpenClaw: running"
nemoclaw test11 logs | grep telegram   # still polling api.telegram.org

[Expected Result] After nemoclaw stop, messaging bridges should stop and bots should not respond.

[Actual Result] nemoclaw stop output says "All services stopped" but:

• Telegram bridge continues polling api.telegram.org (confirmed in logs)
• Discord bridge continues polling discord.com/api (confirmed in logs)
• nemoclaw test11 status still shows OpenClaw: running
• Bots respond to messages in both Telegram and Discord

[Root Cause]

• File: src/lib/services.ts:103

  const SERVICE_NAMES = ["cloudflared"] as const;
  

  Only cloudflared is registered as a managed service.

• 
  File: src/lib/services.ts:240-245

  export function stopAll(opts: ServiceOptions = {}): void {
    const pidDir = resolvePidDir(opts);
    ensurePidDir(pidDir);
    stopService(pidDir, "cloudflared");
    info("All services stopped.");   // misleading — bridges still running
  }
  

• File: src/lib/services.ts:252-255 (comment in startAll):

  // Messaging (Telegram, Discord, Slack) is now handled natively by OpenClaw
  // inside the sandbox via the OpenShell provider/placeholder/L7-proxy pipeline.
  // No host-side bridge processes are needed. See: PR #1081.
  

  After PR fix(security): use providers for messaging credential injection #1081 moved bridges into the sandbox, no stop mechanism was added to replace the old host-side process kill. The "All services stopped" message is misleading.

[Suggested Fix] Option A: nemoclaw stop should exec into the sandbox and stop the OpenClaw channels:

openshell sandbox exec test11 -- openclaw channels stop

Option B: Add a nemoclaw channels stop command that signals OpenClaw inside the sandbox. Option C: At minimum, change the "All services stopped" message to indicate messaging bridges are not controlled by stop.

Bug Details

[NVB# 6072213]

[NVB#6072213]