fix(openclaw): strip <think/> tags from assistant messages#1280
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DeepSeek-style reasoning models emit <think…>…</think⟩ blocks that confuse downstream parsing and trigger error-retry loops, eventually causing timeouts. Strip these tags early in the capture pipeline. Closes MemTensor#1268
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Problem
DeepSeek-style reasoning models emit
<think…>…</think⟩blocks when entering reasoning mode. The memos-local plugin does not recognize these tags, causing parse errors that trigger retry loops. This rapid retry cycle overloads OpenClaw and the AI model, eventually leading to timeouts.Fix
Strip
<think/>blocks early in the message capture pipeline (capture/index.ts), before any downstream parsing occurs. This is a minimal, non-breaking change — the thinking content is never stored or processed.Closes #1268