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Release notes

Release notes

These pages explain what changed in OpenClaw, how it affects your work, and who contributed, with links to the source changes.

Releases

  • v2026.9.6 - Start background tasks from the command palette, create personal themes, follow live meeting notes, and retain Telegram group history.
  • v2026.9.5 - Install supported plugins without restarting, set up teams of specialist agents, and use GPT Live in meetings and calls.
  • v2026.9.4 - Plugin and skill discovery, visible skill learning, cloud-worker controls, GPT Image 2.5, and terminal questions.
  • v2026.9.3 - Clean update recovery, faster session reconnects, live browser automation, revocable chat links, searchable meeting transcripts, and repository-backed cloud work. Also includes persistent Workshop skills, native Mac tabs, and provider account controls.
  • v2026.9.2 - Reliability and recovery improvements, OpenAI GPT-6 Astra and Meta Muse Spark 1.3 support, and flexible task workspaces.
  • v2026.9.1 - Mermaid diagrams across chat surfaces, a fuller Android experience, safer update recovery, and lower overhead for long conversations and large installations.
  • v2026.8.2 - Home beside your work, a Linux desktop companion, background sessions, browser control without a running Gateway, four new Control UI looks, and focused reply, voice, update, and recovery fixes.
  • v2026.8.1 (AKA OpenClaw 2.0) - A rebuilt web experience, simpler onboarding, stronger memory and session continuity, and a very large reliability pass across OpenClaw.
  • v2026.7.1 - Major Control UI and onboarding overhauls, big iOS, Android, and macOS updates, expanded model support, and substantial Telegram, Slack, Discord, and Apple Messages improvements.
  • v2026.6.11 - Reliability fixes for replies, sends, reconnects, model setup, sessions, and safer admin defaults.

There is no v2026.7.2 release. The v2026.7.2 betas shipped as v2026.8.1, so pages that mention a 2026.7.2 beta are describing work that reached people in v2026.8.1.

Changelog

The changelog index links to a complete Markdown file for each release, with Raw links for files too large for GitHub's preview. Releases synchronized with these docs contain the same notes in flat Markdown. Earlier releases retain their original changelogs. Complete contribution records remain available separately where recorded.

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