OpenClaw 2026.6.9 Stable Ships Richer Telegram Delivery as Beta 2026.6.10-beta.1 Drops with 109 PRs
OpenClaw’s release cadence shows no sign of slowing down. The 2026.6.9 stable release landed on June 21, delivering a significant overhaul of Telegram message rendering — rich HTML, preserved markdown formatting, sticker paths, progress drafts, command output fidelity, and correct handling of mentions and spooled handlers. The release drew contributions from nine community members across those Telegram-specific PRs.
Hot on its heels, v2026.6.10-beta.1 dropped the same day at 09:04 UTC, already covering 109 merged PRs since the prior beta. Key areas of work include:
- Long-context cost and latency: PR #95624 stabilizes accumulated tool-result prompts byte-for-byte, preserving OpenAI prompt cache validity instead of rewriting large histories each turn. PR #95653 adds companion large-prompt test coverage for OpenAI and Anthropic cache-follow scenarios.
- Mattermost native support: PR #95546 adds
/oc_queuesupport, giving operators channel-native control over queue mode, debounce, cap, and drop behavior directly from Mattermost clients. - Mobile approval flows: PR #95640 consolidates iOS notification permissions into Settings > Notifications, separates APNs registration from OS notification authorization, and discloses the OpenClaw-hosted push relay behavior to users.
- Subagent, memory, and channel UX: Work across pending subagent completions, non-empty chat histories, media index alignment, dormant follow-up drains, typed SDK helpers, rich channel delivery, and safety bounds.
Known regressions to be aware of: Issue #95658 reports that 2026.6.9 breaks Groq voice transcription when the externalized provider plugin is not auto-installed — verify provider plugin availability before upgrading production agents that depend on voice. Issue #95657 flags a memory-wiki bridge recursion loop where wiki sources can be re-imported as bridge artifacts, which can corrupt memory state.