fix: fallback to global inboundMeta.sender_id when LarkTicket unavailable#425
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…ailable When ToolClient is created in sub-agent scheduling scenarios (e.g. PA dispatching), the AsyncLocalStorage context is lost, causing ticket.senderOpenId to be undefined. This triggers unnecessary fallback to the app owner. This fix adds a secondary fallback path that reads sender_id from global.openclaw.inboundMeta (set by the OpenClaw runtime), ensuring correct user identity is used even when LarkTicket context is missing. Fixes: excessive "Using app owner as fallback user" logs in sub-agent scenarios.
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Summary
When ToolClient is created in sub-agent scheduling scenarios (e.g. PA dispatching), the AsyncLocalStorage (LarkTicket) context is lost, causing ticket.senderOpenId to be undefined. This triggers unnecessary fallback to the app owner and generates excessive "Using app owner as fallback user" logs.
Fix
Adds a secondary fallback path that reads sender_id from global.openclaw.inboundMeta (set by the OpenClaw runtime), ensuring correct user identity is used even when LarkTicket context is missing.
Changes
Testing
Verified locally: after restart, no new "Using app owner as fallback user" logs appear in sub-agent scenarios.
Fixes: excessive fallback logs in sub-agent scheduling