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Peekaboo 3.9.6 completes the signing migration: the app, CLI, nested helpers, zip payload, and DMG now use the OpenClaw Foundation Developer ID. macOS treats the changed CLI signer as a new TCC identity, so re-grant Screen Recording, Accessibility, and any Automation access you use after updating.
Changed
Sign and notarize every shipped macOS code object with Developer ID Application: OpenClaw Foundation (FWJYW4S8P8) while preserving bundle identifiers and the existing Sparkle EdDSA update key; 3.8+ bridge hosts continue accepting transition-era personal-team clients, while the 3.9.6 CLI requires a 3.8+ host.
Fixed
Reopen permission onboarding once for users whose required grants are missing after the signing migration, with direct guidance to re-grant Screen Recording, Accessibility, and Automation access.
Built from b1c0ebcb7a111aa4af13600db3af14dc8095db80; macOS CI passed.
The standalone CLI, npm binary, app bundle and all seven nested Mach-O payloads, zip payload, and DMG verify as Developer ID Application: OpenClaw Foundation (FWJYW4S8P8) and pass strict notarization checks.
Apple accepted CLI submission 1eb7cfc5-e7fe-4d95-9c27-4b4a12498a9a, app submission 0188aa8b-f610-4ea9-83d7-1cf3a3c1bdf2, and DMG submission 6547dfd1-5c3c-46d7-88bf-1ea7a9e63f85; app and DMG tickets are stapled and validate successfully.
The 3.9.6 Sparkle enclosure signature and byte length validate with the same public key and bundle identifier shipped in 3.9.5.