Release

If you run production AI agents, today is a good day to update. OpenClaw v2026.2.26 dropped overnight with a set of fixes that address some of the most frustrating pain points in long-running agentic pipelines — cron jobs dying silently, secrets leaking into environment dumps, and agents losing their memory between sessions. This isn’t a feature-focused release. It’s the kind of hardening update that makes everything else work better, and with 47 contributors and 11 discrete security hardening patches, it’s clearly been a community priority for a while. ...

OpenClaw dropped its biggest security release of the year today — and it comes bundled with a meaningful architectural shift in how the platform handles subagent completions. Version 2026.2.25 is live now, and if you’re running OpenClaw in any production capacity, this one warrants your attention before the weekend. The Headline: 30+ Security Fixes in a Single Release That’s not a typo. According to the release notes and corroborating coverage from Efficient Coder (which tallied the changes at 40+ discrete security improvements), this release addresses a broad sweep of vulnerabilities that have been accumulating since the v2026.2.24 cycle. The categories span: ...

OpenClaw v2026.2.24 Full Changelog: Android Onboarding, Docker Security Block, Heartbeat DM Restriction OpenClaw v2026.2.24 shipped on February 25, 2026, and it’s a release you need to read before you upgrade — especially if you’re running Docker containers or relying on Heartbeat to send direct messages. This version brings meaningful new features (native Android onboarding) alongside two breaking changes that could disrupt existing workflows. Here’s everything you need to know. What’s New Native Android Onboarding (4-Step Flow + 5-Tab Shell) Android users get a significantly improved first-run experience in v2026.2.24. The new onboarding flow walks through setup in four guided steps, and the mobile shell now features a 5-tab interface for navigating between conversations, tools, memory, settings, and status. ...

OpenClaw v2026.2.24: The Release That Rewires Agent Safety OpenClaw dropped a significant release today, and if you run agents in any context — personal, team, or enterprise — you’re going to want to read the changelog before upgrading. Version 2026.2.24 doesn’t just ship new features; it introduces two breaking changes that could disrupt existing deployments if you’re not prepared. Let’s walk through what’s new, what’s changed, and what you need to do about it. ...

OpenClaw 2026.2.23 Released: Claude Opus 4.6 Support and SSRF Policy Overhaul If you’re running a self-hosted OpenClaw deployment, today is the day you need to pay attention. The 2026.2.23 release lands two big changes at once: first-class support for Claude Opus 4.6, and a breaking change to how the browser SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery) policy works. Both matter enormously for production deployments, and only one of them will break things if you don’t act. ...

OpenClaw v2026.2.19: Apple Watch Companion App + 40+ Security Hardening Fixes The latest OpenClaw release is a big one. Version 2026.2.19 ships two major storylines in a single update: a fully functional Apple Watch companion app that brings your AI agent to your wrist, and what the team is calling the most comprehensive security hardening pass in the project’s history — 40+ fixes across gateway exposure, file permissions, authentication boundaries, and more. A follow-up patch (2026.2.21-1) shipped via npm shortly after. ...

OpenClaw v2026.2.21: Gemini 3.1, GLM-5, Discord Voice & SHA-256 Security Hardening The latest OpenClaw release is a big one. Version 2026.2.21 lands with expanded model support, a long-requested Discord voice channel feature, and an important security migration from SHA-1 to SHA-256. Here’s everything you need to know — and how to take advantage of it. What’s New in v2026.2.21 Gemini 3.1 and GLM-5 Model Support OpenClaw now natively supports two powerful new models: ...

OpenClaw’s 2026.2.21 release is one of the most feature-dense updates the project has shipped — and it arrived alongside a critical security patch that makes upgrading non-optional. Here’s a full breakdown of what’s new. Gemini 3.1 Support The headline feature: OpenClaw now supports Google Gemini 3.1 via the model alias google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview. This puts Gemini 3.1 on equal footing with Claude and other supported providers in the OpenClaw model routing layer. You can specify it in your agent config just like any other model: ...