Greptile Summary

This PR fixes a regression where named subagents without channel bindings would lose their requester identity when inline deterministic tool actions (e.g. a dispatch: { kind: "tool" } skill command) created OpenClaw tools. The fix is a single-line addition of requesterAgentIdOverride: agentId to the createOpenClawTools call in get-reply-inline-actions.ts, mirroring the identical pattern already used in pi-tools.ts.

• Core fix (get-reply-inline-actions.ts line 229): requesterAgentIdOverride: agentId is now forwarded to createOpenClawTools, ensuring tools like sessions_spawn can correctly identify the owning agent session when announcing completions.
• Regression test (*.test.ts): A new test covers the named-agent spawn path end-to-end, verifying that createOpenClawTools receives the override and that the tool execute callback is invoked. The mock infrastructure is correctly wired into loadFreshInlineActionsModuleForTest and reset in beforeEach.
• CHANGELOG: The primary fix entry (#55437 Thanks @kAIborg24) is well-formed. A second "Maintainer follow-up" entry on the next line (Thanks @vincentkoc) is self-referential — the PR author is thanking themselves — which departs from the established convention where Thanks @<handle> credits an external reporter.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — the code change is minimal, correct, and covered by a targeted regression test; the only finding is a P2 changelog style concern.

The one-line source fix is straightforward and consistent with the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase (pi-tools.ts). The new test properly mocks the dependency, resets state in beforeEach, and directly asserts the regression is covered. No P0 or P1 issues were found.

CHANGELOG.md — the self-referential "Maintainer follow-up" entry on line 67 should be removed or merged into the preceding entry.

This is a comment left during a code review.
Path: CHANGELOG.md
Line: 67

Comment:
**Self-referential "Maintainer follow-up" changelog entry**

Line 67 adds a second changelog entry that thanks `@vincentkoc` — the same author as this PR. Every other `Thanks @<handle>` in the changelog credits an _external_ reporter or contributor, not the person who wrote the fix. The actual bug report credit is already captured on line 66 (`Thanks @kAIborg24`). This second entry appears redundant and doesn't fit the established convention.

Consider removing it, or folding the "mainline path" detail into line 66 if it adds meaningful context:

```suggestion
- Subagents/announcements: preserve the requester agent id for inline deterministic tool spawns so named agents without channel bindings can still announce completions through the correct owner session. (#55437) Thanks @kAIborg24.
```

How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.

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