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the conversation into a stack of temporary status replies.
When progress drafts are enabled, OpenClaw creates one visible work-in-progress
message, updates it while the agent reads, plans, calls tools, or waits for
approval, and then turns that draft into the final answer when the channel can
do that safely.
message only after the turn proves it is doing real work, updates it while the
agent reads, plans, calls tools, or waits for approval, and then turns that draft
into the final answer when the channel can do that safely.
```text
Shelling...
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}
```
That is usually enough. OpenClaw will pick an automatic one-word label, add
compact progress lines while useful work happens, and suppress duplicate
standalone progress chatter for that turn.
That is usually enough. OpenClaw will pick an automatic one-word label, wait
until work lasts at least five seconds or emits a second work event, add compact
progress lines while useful work happens, and suppress duplicate standalone
progress chatter for that turn.
## What Users See
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| Label | A short title such as `Thinking...` or `Shelling...`. |
| Progress lines | Compact run updates such as tool calls, task steps, or approvals. |
The label appears immediately when the agent starts replying. Progress lines are
added only when the agent emits useful work updates. The final answer replaces
the draft when possible; otherwise OpenClaw sends the final answer normally and
cleans up or stops updating the draft according to the channel's transport.
The label appears after the agent starts meaningful work and either remains busy
for five seconds or emits a second work event. Plain text-only replies do not
show a progress draft. Progress lines are added only when the agent emits useful
work updates. The final answer replaces the draft when possible; otherwise
OpenClaw sends the final answer normally and cleans up or stops updating the
draft according to the channel's transport.
## Choose A Mode