Daily updates on what's new with OpenClaw — releases, features, community developments, and practical use cases discovered in the wild.
Six months after becoming the fastest-growing repository in GitHub history, OpenClaw officially incorporates as a U.S. non-profit with full-time staff and a world-class team to steward the project long-term.
Read full story →OpenClaw's July 30 release debuts a new long-lived release channel and a public feature maturity scorecard, marking another step toward LTS and enterprise reliability.
Read more →When loop detection classifies a tool batch as critical, OpenClaw now blocks it before execution, gives the model one tool-free corrective response, and terminates the run if a second critical loop occurs — closing an availability gap that could otherwise drain model calls without useful work.
Read more →Following a string of OpenClaw-linked security incidents, TechRadar Pro argues enterprises should move to default-deny policies, enforce egress controls, and treat AI agent frameworks with the same scrutiny as untrusted code.
Read more →Guided setup in OpenClaw now detects local inference providers, includes an in-process llama.cpp GGUF path with RAM gating, and supports Baseten Model API for self-hosted models.
Read more →Users can now rewind or fork any conversation mid-chat, switch transcript branches across web and native apps, and fork upstream Codex sessions — a major quality-of-life upgrade.
Read more →The OpenClaw community continues to generate headline-worthy moments, from Sam Altman confirming ChatGPT account login to Elon Musk announcing X API integration and Satya Nadella highlighting the Windows partnership.
Read more →A new long-lived release track backed by monthly patches and a public scorecard helps users choose OpenClaw features for critical workloads with more confidence.
Read more →OpenClaw's July 30 announcement debuts a long-lived release channel akin to Ubuntu's LTS model, alongside a public scorecard tracking feature maturity — a step toward enterprise-ready reliability.
Read more →The July 18 release brings crash-recoverable SQLite snapshots, channel delivery durability across 10+ platforms, interactive MCP app dashboards, and a major expansion of the questions and approvals system.
Read more →OpenClaw is moving toward LTS: a new extended-stable npm channel ships once a month with backported security and reliability fixes, and a public maturity scorecard rates every feature by quality and completeness.
Read more →As OpenClaw transitions to the independent OpenClaw Foundation, CEO Sam Altman publicly confirmed that ChatGPT subscribers can now sign in directly to OpenClaw — while Satya Nadella thanked Peter Steinberger for the Windows partnership at MSBuild.
Read more →The July 2026 stable release is OpenClaw's largest ever, with Web UI overhauls, major mobile app updates, and expanded model support including GPT-5.6 and Meta Muse Spark 1.1.
Read more →Peter Steinberger, creator of OpenClaw, announces he's joining OpenAI to work on bringing AI agents to everyone. OpenClaw will transition to an independent foundation to stay open and community-driven.
Read more →OpenClaw's July 13 stable release brought a major Control UI refresh, expanded model support including GPT-5.6, and an important security patch for CVE-2026-62227.
Read more →New research demonstrates that AI agents — including OpenClaw — can be manipulated into requesting hallucinated package names that attackers pre-register as malicious dependencies.
Read more →Six months after reaching 4.5 million weekly new installs and becoming GitHub's fastest-growing repository, OpenClaw has spun up a formal non-profit foundation with full-time staff and a neutrality mission.
Read more →OpenClaw's July 13 release delivers its most significant Control UI rework yet, redesigned mobile apps, expanded model support including GPT-5.6 and Meta Muse Spark 1.1, and stronger Codex coding-agent integration.
Read more →GitLab's advisory database (GLAD) updated this week catalogs multiple OpenClaw vulnerabilities — including a path traversal issue in marketplace handling and Slack context filtering problems — with fixed versions listed for teams to verify.
Read more →OpenClaw's July 2026 release drops a massive Control UI rewrite, overhauled iOS/Android/macOS apps, support for GPT-5.6, Tencent Hy3, and Meta Muse Spark 1.1, and stronger Codex workflows — with 3,063 contributions from 532 contributors.
Read more →The latest beta brings Featherless, Claude Sonnet 5, and Mythos 5 to the model roster, adds a bundled Meta Muse Spark 1.1 provider, overhauls Android agent switching, and introduces iOS offline chat with a protected local cache.
Read more →A 27-year-old Beijing engineer quit his job, hired 100 employees, and processed 7,000 OpenClaw installation orders in six weeks — spawning an entire installation economy in China's tech hubs.
Read more →Every skill published to ClawHub now ships with a verified NVIDIA Skill Card and has been scanned by NVIDIA SkillSpector, flagging hidden instructions and agentic risks before publication.
Read more →A new Skill Workshop feature in OpenClaw introduces a proposal-and-review workflow for creating skills, preventing accidental live changes to agent behavior.
Read more →OpenClaw's collaboration with NVIDIA introduces SkillSpector AI-assisted scanning and NVIDIA Skill Cards — an open trust-artifact spec — to the ClawHub ecosystem, giving users verifiable provenance for every published skill.
Read more →The latest beta release adds OpenAI's newest model family, external harness attachment for interactive Codex sessions, event-driven cron runs, and a bundled ClawRouter provider plugin with dynamic model discovery.
Read more →OpenClaw's mid-June release addressed reliability issues that had plagued message delivery across a wide range of channels, with fixes spanning Telegram, WhatsApp, Matrix, Google Chat, iMessage, Feishu, Mattermost, and WebChat.
Read more →OpenClaw's ClawHub now partners with NVIDIA to ship Skill Cards and run SkillSpector scans on every published skill, adding AI-assisted semantic analysis to catch hidden risks that traditional malware scanners miss.
Read more →OpenClaw's new Skill Workshop feature lets agents draft reusable skills as proposals, giving users a review-and-revision loop before any skill changes future agent behavior.
Read more →The latest OpenClaw release adds Slack relay mode, native Mattermost support, per-DM model overrides, a RAFT CLI wake bridge, and file-driven agent messaging for richer operator workflows.
Read more →OpenClaw's major autonomous task execution update — supporting multi-step planning and cross-application collaboration — reflects a broader industry pivot toward agentic AI deployments.
Read more →The latest stable release adds automatic fast mode for quick conversational turns, improved provider routing, and richer Telegram delivery with HTML and markdown support.
Read more →Third-party analysis shows OpenClaw crossed 347K GitHub stars in April 2026, driven by viral tutorials on Chinese social media and a Tencent-hosted installation event in Shenzhen that drew crowds.
Read more →Reports emerged in April 2026 that Claude Code detects OpenClaw's HERMES.md configuration files and either refuses to process requests or routes users to a high-cost billing tier — with some reporting bill increases of up to 50x.
Read more →At GTC 2026, NVIDIA announced NemoClaw — an official hardened plugin stack for OpenClaw that wraps agents in OpenShell sandboxes, adds network policy controls, privacy-preserving model routing, and full audit logging.
Read more →OpenClaw's June release train ships over 140 merged PRs, introducing governed skill review workflows, multi-agent task orchestration, parallel web search, and broad security hardening across 65,000+ public instances.
Read more →OpenClaw's ClawHub skill registry now integrates NVIDIA SkillSpector into its ClawScan verification pipeline, combining static analysis, VirusTotal scanning, and NVIDIA's model-based agentic-risk detection before any skill is published.
Read more →OpenClaw's new Skill Workshop feature introduces a proposal-first workflow for creating reusable agent skills, putting a review step before any skill write goes live — preventing bad habits from becoming permanent agent behavior.
Read more →OpenClaw's Telegram integration now sends rich HTML, preserves markdown and sticker paths, renders progress drafts and command output more faithfully, and handles HTML tables safely.
Read more →The latest beta brings HTML rendering, preserved markdown, sticker support, and better progress draft delivery to Telegram, alongside durable channel reply fixes.
Read more →Skill Workshop adds a review step before any skill becomes active, letting agents draft reusable workflows as proposals you can shape before they change future behavior.
Read more →The latest stable release brings structured text rendering to Telegram and ACP binding support for WhatsApp, alongside a full beta cycle of reliability improvements.
Read more →As OpenClaw crosses 368,000 GitHub stars and 12 million downloads, enterprise IT teams are grappling with sovereign AI mandates, hosted-agent cost pressures, and the emergence of hardened forks like NemoClaw integrated with NVIDIA NeMo guardrails.
Read more →The June 16 pre-release brings structured rich text support for Telegram, improved WhatsApp ACP bindings, and a broad set of agent and gateway recovery fixes across message handling, subagent lifecycle, and cron operations.
Read more →OpenClaw and NVIDIA are collaborating on an open skill-verification pipeline: every ClawHub skill now ships with a NVIDIA Skill Card and is scanned by NVIDIA SkillSpector before publication.
Read more →OpenClaw's latest stable release tightens security boundaries across transcripts, sandbox binds, host environment inheritance, MCP stdio, Codex HTTP access, and elevated sender checks — alongside reliability improvements for channels and providers.
Read more →Imperva and Varonis published separate research this week showing how OpenClaw can be tricked into running attacker-controlled code or exfiltrating secrets through hidden instructions in message objects — contacts, vCards, location pins, and emails.
Read more →Every ClawHub skill now ships with a Skill Card documenting its purpose and origin, and is scanned by NVIDIA's SkillSpector for hidden instructions and agentic risks before publication.
Read more →OpenClaw's June release adds native Windows node support — agents can now directly access the screen, camera, voice, and system commands on Windows without workarounds.
Read more →A comprehensive enterprise deployment report details OpenClaw's May2026 moment: 368K GitHub stars, Claude Code actively penalizing OpenClaw users with 50x cost increases, NVIDIA NemoClaw going GA, and Tencent committing full-time maintainers — alongside unfixed critical security vulnerabilities.
Read more →The June 7 pre-release brings Parallel as a bundled web_search provider, QQBot reasoning scaffold stripping, MCP content boundary coercing, Google Vertex recovery improvements, Matrix voice note preflighting, and durable SQLite-backed auth — the most polished pre-release in recent memory.
Read more →Plugin and skill installs now use an operator install policy instead of the old dangerous-code scanner path, with clearer troubleshooting surfaces across doctor, CLI, ClawHub, and marketplace installs.
Read more →The June 3 release of openclaw 2026.6.1 brings cleaner recovery from interrupted tool calls, stale session bindings, compaction handoffs, and media delivery retries across Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, and Microsoft Teams.
Read more →A new Skill Workshop interface lets users review, revise, and apply proposed skills before they change how OpenClaw agents work — bringing human oversight to the skill lifecycle.
Read more →At Microsoft Build 2026 Day 1 Keynote on June 2, OpenClaw was officially announced as a Windows-native integration, MXC sandbox-ready runtime, and the architectural foundation for enterprise AI product Microsoft Scout.
Read more →The June 1 release improves recovery from interrupted tool calls, stale session bindings, and media delivery retries across Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, iMessage, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, along with Skill Workshop UI improvements and new model provider support.
Read more →With 368,000 GitHub stars, 12M downloads, NVIDIA's NemoClaw fork, and Tencent committing full-time maintainers, OpenClaw crossed from scrappy open-source project to enterprise target in May 2026.
Read more →OpenClaw's May 31 pre-release delivers cleaner agent recovery from interrupted tool calls, better channel stability across 9 platforms, bound timers to prevent hangs, and two new external plugins: Tokenjuice and GitHub Copilot.
Read more →OpenClaw's May 28 blog post details a performance sweep across February–May 2026: cold agent turns are now 2.9x faster, the published tarball is 59% smaller, and installed dependencies dropped from 645 to 371.
Read more →A comprehensive look at OpenClaw's May2026 landscape: v2026.5.4-beta.1, the Anthropic subscription crackdown, NVIDIA NemoClaw, Tencent full-time maintainers, and the still-open Claw Chain vulnerabilities.
Read more →OpenClaw's May 28 release strengthens subagent isolation and workspace boundaries, hardens channel delivery across Telegram, Discord, and Matrix, and expands provider support with DeepInfra, Pixverse, and bare Anthropic model IDs.
Read more →The ACM Conference on AI and Agentic Systems kicks off May 27-29 in San Jose, co-chaired by Two Sigma's Heather Miller. Research outputs from the conference are expected to shape OpenClaw's security and governance roadmap over the next cycle.
Read more →Security researchers at IANS Research published the Claw Chain advisory, linking four CVEs that convert OpenClaw's partial sandbox into a full host compromise path. Enterprise deployments are urged to patch immediately.
Read more →The open-source AI agent framework crossed 368,000 stars and 12 million downloads in May 2026, with NVIDIA NemoClaw, Tencent maintainer commitments, and a Big Hat Group enterprise deployment guide signaling mainstream adoption.
Read more →Linux Journal publishes a comprehensive explainer covering what OpenClaw is, how it differs from chatbots, who's deploying it today, and whether businesses should adopt it — including a notable quote from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang.
Read more →Dadnology's mid-2026 update covers OpenClaw's maturation — the skills ecosystem getting verified boundaries, the name identity crisis ending, Raspberry Pi 5 local inference gains, and a candid look at whether the hype has matched reality.
Read more →Cyera discovered a chain of four critical CVEs in OpenClaw — including a TOCTOU race condition and a senderIsOwner bypass — affecting an estimated 245,000 public instances. All have been patched.
Read more →A comprehensive look at OpenClaw's rapid enterprise adoption, the Claude Code HERMES.md billing friction, NVIDIA's NemoClaw hardened fork, and what the 368K-star milestone means for the platform's trajectory.
Read more →Reports from Hacker News and GitHub indicate Anthropic's Claude Code scans repositories for OpenClaw HERMES.md configuration files and either refuses processing or routes traffic to higher-cost billing tiers, with users reporting cost increases of up to 50x.
Read more →The latest OpenClaw pre-release focuses on clarifying README onboarding, Gateway startup paths, WhatsApp QR/408 recovery, cron output language prompts, and skill advanced features across dozens of community contributor improvements.
Read more →OpenClaw pushed v2026.5.3, v2026.5.4, v2026.5.5, and a same-day hotfix v2026.5.6 in early May, adding file transfer plugins, Google Meet/Twilio voice bridge, and cross-platform bug fixes.
Read more →OpenClaw crossed 368,000 GitHub stars and 12 million downloads as enterprise teams re-evaluate self-hosted AI agent platforms in light of hosted-AI vendor boundary enforcement and sovereign AI procurement trends.
Read more →OpenClaw's latest pre-release adds Discord voice improvements, xAI device-code OAuth for headless setups, OpenRouter routing policy support, and numerous bug fixes including a Mac app signature fix.
Read more →The Gen-Verse team released OpenClaw-RL v1, a fully asynchronous reinforcement learning framework for training personalized AI agents using natural conversation feedback — no labeled datasets required.
Read more →Qualcomm published an article positioning OpenClaw as a paradigm shift in AI agent orchestration, arguing it represents a new layer in the AI stack that brings execution to intelligence on mobile and edge devices.
Read more →Qualcomm published a feature piece naming OpenClaw as a key player in the emerging AI agent orchestration space, arguing the framework's local-first, cross-platform approach puts it ahead of competitors in the race to embed autonomous agents in consumer hardware.
Read more →OpenClaw's enterprise moment arrives in May 2026: the repo hits 368K stars and 12M downloads, NVIDIA's hardened NemoClaw fork goes alpha, and Tencent formally commits full-time maintainers — all while the Anthropic subscription crackdown intensifies.
Read more →As OpenClaw crosses 368,000 GitHub stars and 12 million downloads, enterprise IT teams face a new challenge: governance, billing isolation, and deployment hardening now matter more than whether the project itself is legitimate.
Read more →Community reports confirm Claude Code detects OpenClaw agent configuration files and routing commit messages, either refusing requests or uprating usage to Anthropic's extra-usage billing tier — with reported cost increases of up to 50x.
Read more →The latest beta brings proxy agent routing through @openclaw/proxyline, per-agent bootstrap profile overrides, Codex app-server streaming improvements, WhatsApp status reaction support, and new DeepSeek ds4 provider documentation.
Read more →The latest OpenClaw pre-release fixes an iMessage bug where media-only image sends would produce visible placeholder text, while preserving the internal echo key that prevents duplicate self-replies.
Read more →The latest pre-release addresses module resolution issues for migrated OpenAI/Codex beta runs, WhatsApp source-install failures under pnpm 11, and Telegram HTML formatting preservation.
Read more →Latest pre-release patches Codex runtime module resolution, WhatsApp/pnpm 11 compatibility, and adds subagent session nesting in the Control UI session picker.
Read more →OpenClaw's May 4 beta release ships a file transfer plugin with explicit resource ceilings, makes Gateway config validation fail-closed instead of auto-restoring, and overhauls startup performance through lazy-loading.
Read more →The OpenClaw frenzy in China shows no sign of slowing — with paid installation services appearing on social media, mass installs at Tencent and Baidu, and a physical-AI hackathon in Shenzhen's Longgang district.
Read more →A fresh pre-release lands on May 10 with Telegram live PR evidence automation, a desktop scenario builder, Discord voice diagnostics, and refreshed dependencies including Baileys 7.0.0-rc10 and OpenAI 6.37.0.
Read more →A comprehensive enterprise security analysis details how OpenClaw's rapid growth to 368k GitHub stars has outpaced its security maturity. Researchers confirm over 820 malicious skills on ClawHub (20% of the registry), multiple critical CVEs including one-click RCE, and 135,000+ exposed instances worldwide.
Read more →A server-side request forgery vulnerability in OpenClaw versions before 2026.4.10 allows attackers to bypass SSRF navigation guards and interact with unauthorized internal targets through existing-session browser routes.
Read more →OpenClaw's May 7 release patches three regressions introduced by yesterday's 2026.5.5, most critically reverting a doctor repair that could misroute GPT-5.5 Codex OAuth setups to the wrong API endpoint.
Read more →OpenClaw became GitHub's most-starred repository in April 2026, hitting 347,000 stars at a peak velocity of 12,000 stars per day, fueled by enterprise security features and a wave of new community adoption.
Read more →The 2026 OpenClaw Hackathon drew innovative builders showcasing multi-agent workflows, including a Podcast-to-TikTok agent that autonomously repackages podcast content into vertical videos.
Read more →A Shenzhen hackathon combining Physical AI and OpenClaw offered participants 25 XLeRobots, OpenClaw grippers, and 3D printers to build robot-ai agent integrations across six competition tracks.
Read more →Three critical vulnerabilities in OpenClaw allowed prompt-injected model output to rewrite sandbox policies, bypass plugin filters, and redirect API traffic. All three are fixed in 2026.4.20.
Read more →A deep dive into OpenClaw's first major security crisis — 135,000+ exposed instances, nine CVEs disclosed in four days, and what the episode reveals about AI agent security as a category.
Read more →OpenClaw's April 25 release adds voice call routing directly to the full agent, integrates DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro models, and upgrades browser automation with coordinate-based clicks and improved recovery.
Read more →NVIDIA unveiled the NemoClaw open source reference stack at GTC 2026, combining Nemotron models and the new OpenShell runtime in a single install command to make OpenClaw agents more secure and trustworthy.
Read more →A new managed cloud service removes the operational overhead of self-hosting OpenClaw, offering one-click deployment targeting solo developers and small teams who want AI agents without the DevOps burden.
Read more →The latest OpenClaw release brings voice calls that reach the full agent, adds DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro inference options, and upgrades browser automation with coordinate-based clicks and improved error recovery.
Read more →OpenClaw's April 25 release enables voice calls to route directly to the full AI agent, adds DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro models, and upgrades browser automation with coordinate-based clicks and improved recovery.
Read more →A Forbes deep-dive into OpenClaw's explosive rise — 100K GitHub stars in under a week, 2,100 agents spun up in 48 hours — and how NVIDIA answered enterprise demand with NemoClaw, a one-command security and privacy overlay.
Read more →OpenClaw's March 2026 beta dropped 89 commits, 200+ bug fixes, and a new ContextEngine plugin interface that lets developers swap context management strategies without touching core framework code.
Read more →Today's release adds Google Meet as a bundled participant plugin, DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro to the model catalog, realtime voice loops with full agent backing, and dozens of browser automation improvements.
Read more →Nearly 1,000 people queued outside Tencent's headquarters in Shenzhen for OpenClaw installs, as major Chinese cloud providers and local governments embrace the open-source AI agent framework.
Read more →The March 2026 release introduced ContextEngine, a plugin interface that lets developers swap out context management strategies without touching the core framework — a major step toward flexible, production-grade AI agent memory.
Read more →Boston Consulting Group publishes a deep dive on OpenClaw, noting the framework is being downloaded ~500,000 times per day and urging enterprise leaders to develop AI agent response strategies before they fall behind.
Read more →A comprehensive security roundup found 138 CVEs tied to OpenClaw since launch, 135,000+ exposed instances across 82 countries, and 12% of ClawHub skills flagged as malicious. Researchers say the only safe posture is to assume your instance is already compromised.
Read more →The patch release fixes context usage reporting for streaming requests, resolves nested agent head-of-line blocking across sessions, and keeps token totals visible in /status for providers that omit usage metadata.
Read more →The April 21 pre-release brings a redesigned security disclaimer banner, Moonshot/Kimi defaulting to kimi-k2.6, session store pruning improvements, and cron job state splitting into a separate file.
Read more →The latest beta introduces a chat-native background task board for the current session, improved subagent reliability, and Chrome DevTools Protocol upgrades that fix stagnation issues.
Read more →Security researchers detail how CVE-2026-33579, a privilege escalation flaw rated up to 9.8/10 severity, allows attackers with minimal pairing access to silently gain admin control.
Read more →OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger delivered a TED talk on Saturday recounting the journey from a solo side project to the most viral AI agent in history — 100k GitHub stars, 2 million visitors in a week, and a transition to an independent foundation under OpenAI sponsorship.
Read more →OpenClaw's latest stable release adds Anthropic Opus 4.7 support, bundles Google Gemini text-to-speech, slims context with bounded memory reads, and hardens tool/media handling against prompt injection risks.
Read more →The April 2026 update for OpenClaw introduces breaking changes to node execution, OpenAI compatibility fixes, and unified runtime models for production AI agents.
Read more →In a Linux Journal profile, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang praised OpenClaw as a landmark in computing history — rare high-profile endorsement from one of tech's most influential figures.
Read more →Peter Steinberger, creator of OpenClaw and now employed at OpenAI, was temporarily locked out of his Anthropic account. Anthropic later reinstated him after the incident drew attention on social media.
Read more →Major Chinese tech companies are racing to build on OpenClaw, with Tencent launching a WeChat-compatible AI agent suite and Zhipu AI releasing a local version with one-click installation. China usage has already surpassed the U.S.
Read more →One month after OpenClaw's Shenzhen mass-install event, Chinese AI stocks are surging as cloud providers, local governments, and startups pile into the open-source agent ecosystem.
Read more →The latest pre-release adds native video and music generation tools, new AI providers including Qwen, Fireworks AI, and StepFun, plus multilingual Control UI support across 12 languages.
Read more →Tencent, ByteDance, and Zhipu AI are all building products on OpenClaw, with Tencent dubbing its suite 'lobster special forces,' as usage in China surpasses the U.S. for the first time.
Read more →OpenClaw has reached 20 million monthly active users and 250,000 GitHub stars in China alone, with mass in-person install events at Tencent's Shenzhen HQ and local government startup support programs backing the open-source agent wave.
Read more →A pre-release breaking change removes the duplicated shell wrapper from the CLI and agent nodes tool, routing all node shell execution consistently through the exec host.
Read more →OpenClaw's March 31 release brings a native QQ Bot with media support, real background task flows with list/show/cancel controls, enhanced LINE integration, CJK memory and TTS improvements, and significant security hardening across gateway auth and node command execution.
Read more →The March 29 release adds async approval hooks for plugin tool calls, migrates xAI to the Responses API with native x_search, adds MiniMax image generation, and patches WhatsApp echo loops, Telegram splitting, and Discord reconnects.
Read more →A March 26 Forbes piece frames OpenClaw's explosion from side project to enterprise AI infrastructure as the defining example of the agentic AI shift, with Nvidia's GTC conference as the inflection point.
Read more →A critical remote code execution vulnerability in OpenClaw Gateway (port 18789) is being actively exploited. All users on versions prior to v3.x must update immediately.
Read more →Following the GTC announcement, Nvidia has opened public beta for NemoClaw — a stack optimized for local RTX GPUs with OpenShell runtime isolation.
Read more →Gateway/OpenAI compatibility, Microsoft Teams SDK migration, skills one-click install, Docker container flag, Discord auto-threads, and Android node expansion all ship to stable.
Read more →NVIDIA announced NeMoClaw at GTC 2026 — an enterprise security and deployment layer for OpenClaw featuring kernel-level sandboxing, OpenShell runtime, and one-command Nemotron model installation.
Read more →The March 22 release shipped ClawHub, improved sub-agents, adjustable thinking depth, and 30+ security patches — described by power users as the most significant update since going full-time on Mac Mini.
Read more →The ClawSpiral website goes live today, documenting real-world use cases for OpenClaw and AI agent tools. Five initial use cases cover smart home orchestration, research pipelines, development assistance, personal secretary tasks, and system administration.
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