According to @openclaw, Episode 8 previews a new web UI, multiplayer mode, and Mac onboarding, citing extra time needed for stability in the next release.

According to OpenClaw... NVIDIA teams with ClawHub to add SkillEvaluator, showing measurable skill lift to boost agent performance.

According to OpenClaw... Episode 7 details agent roadmap, next release timing, and how AI agents reshape software delivery.

According to openclaw, leaders detail release stability focus, Control UI upgrades, mobile apps, ClawHub plans, and agent workflow improvements.

According to OpenClaw, NVIDIA helped harden OpenClaw and launched the Open Secure AI Alliance to share tools and research for safer agents.

According to @openclaw, Episode 4 outlines how OpenClaw stays hacker friendly, opens to AI tinkerers, and scales without losing extensibility.

According to @openclaw, Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1 is now live in OpenClaw v2026.7.1, enabling multimodal reasoning for agentic coding and tool use.

According to @openclaw, the v2026.7.1 release ships 3,063 commits, UI overhauls, mobile app upgrades, richer chat integrations, and GPT-5.6 support.

According to @openclaw, the OpenClaw Foundation will steward an open robotics software stack for manipulators, enabling vendor-neutral dev tools.

According to @openclaw, Grok 4.5 is live on OpenClaw with X Premium or SuperGrok access, offering Opus-class speed, lower cost, and agentic capabilities.

According to @openclaw, OpenClaw now runs as a fully local tool-calling agent on HuggingFace apps using GGUF or MLX models with no cloud or keys.

According to openclaw, the project surpassed 100k PRs and issues, signaling rapid AI agent ecosystem growth and strong contributor momentum.

According to @openclaw, leaders discuss stability, security, roadmap, and mobile app feedback in Episode 2, highlighting priorities for the platform.

According to @openclaw, Episode 1 covers skills, Clawhub, and how to secure OpenClaw deployments, featuring @hrudolph, @Pat_Erichsen, and @GosuCoder.

According to @openclaw, the 2026.6.10 release adds automatic fast mode, safer sessions, improved model routing, and smoother provider onboarding.

According to @openclaw, the 2026.6.8 release adds richer Telegram and WhatsApp, sharper agents, tougher memory, and smoother WebChat and iOS.

According to @openclaw, the 2026.6.6 release adds tighter security, safer Telegram and iMessage delivery, Claude Fable 5, OpenRouter OAuth, and faster UI.

According to @openclaw, the 2026.6.5 release adds parallel web search, install policies for plugins, Matrix voice fixes, and hardened Anthropic MCP recovery.

According to @openclaw, Skill Workshop turns agent learnings into reviewable, tweakable proposals before becoming live skills, improving control and safety.

According to @openclaw, the 2026.6.1 release adds native Windows node host, Skill Workshop, Workboard orchestration, and MiniMax M3 support.