Bug Description

sanitizeToolsForGoogle() only sanitizes JSON Schema keywords (like patternProperties, additionalProperties, $ref) for a subset of Google providers, missing google-generative-ai.

Current Behavior

Version 2026.2.17:

if (params.provider !== "google-gemini-cli") return params.tools;

Version 2026.2.15:

if (params.provider !== "google-antigravity" && params.provider !== "google-gemini-cli") return params.tools;

Neither version sanitizes tools when params.provider === "google-generative-ai", causing raw patternProperties to be sent to the Google API.

Error

Cloud Code Assist API error (400): Invalid JSON payload received. 
Unknown name "patternProperties" at 'request.tools[0].function_declarations[3].parameters.properties[2].value': Cannot find field.

Expected Behavior

All Google providers should be sanitized. A simple fix:

if (!params.provider?.startsWith("google")) return params.tools;

This covers google-generative-ai, google-gemini-cli, and google-antigravity in one check.

Environment

• OpenClaw 2026.2.17 (also affects 2026.2.15)
• Provider: google-generative-ai (API keys from Google AI Studio)
• The function exists in multiple bundled JS files (reply-*.js, pi-embedded-*.js, plugin-sdk/reply-*.js)

Workaround

Patch all JS files in the container with sed:

sed -i 's/params.provider !== "google-gemini-cli"/!params.provider?.startsWith("google")/g' /path/to/openclaw/dist/*.js

Note: patch does not survive container recreation.