OpenClaw v2026.7.2 Prerelease Brings Session Rewind, MCP Apps, and Meeting Integration

The OpenClaw team has shipped v2026.7.2 as a prerelease, packing a significant set of features focused on durability, interactivity, and real-world integrations.

What’s New

Session Rewind and Branching — Perhaps the most impactful UX change: you can now rewind or fork conversations from any individual message, switch transcript branches across web and native apps, fork upstream Codex sessions, and restore prompt images after a fork. This makes exploring alternative conversation paths first-class rather than a hack.

Interactive MCP Apps and Dashboards — MCP Apps can now be hosted with bound tools, resources, and bounded context updates, opened from channel replies and pinned to durable dashboards. Native plugins can also declare MCP Apps directly, opening up a richer ecosystem of interactive agent-hosted tools.

Questions and Approvals Everywhere — Agents can now ask structured questions with option cards across web, channels, macOS, and native apps. Approvals gain push notifications, history, fair queuing, headless resolution, Claude tool-request relay, and reviewer detail.

Meetings and Realtime Talk — OpenClaw can now join Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet calls with default-enabled meeting plugins and durable transcript collection. Realtime Talk also adds OpenAI and Gemini video support (requires a supported OpenAI Platform API key).

State Safety and Recovery — A new quarantine store survives primary-database damage, crash-recoverable SQLite snapshots protect against corruption, and filesystem publication is now crash-durable.

Durable Channel Delivery — Accepted messages are now recoverable across gateway restarts and local crashes for Telegram, Signal, Slack, QQBot, Twitch, Synology Chat, Tlon, IRC, and Zalo User.

Full Changelog

Beyond the highlights, the release includes fixes for Codex native subagents, dependency security patches (brace-expansion, PostCSS, fast-uri, ip-address, Undici), and transport safety improvements across browser, sandbox, exec, and MCP paths.

See the full release notes on GitHub and install via npm install [email protected].