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OpenClaw v2026.5.19 is a major release focusing on agent architecture improvements, dependency updates, and enhanced QA testing capabilities. Key updates include refined plugin SDK deprecation paths, Docker/Podman build argument standardization, Gateway startup optimization, new skills (meme-maker, Python debugging, node inspector), and comprehensive runtime parity testing through QA-Lab. The release also improves Mac app UI consistency, browser modal dialog handling, and adds typed tool plugin support via `defineToolPlugin`.

OpenClaw v2026.5.19-alpha.1 introduces significant enhancements across agents, dependencies, Docker/Podman support, gateway performance, plugins, skills, browser automation, QA testing, and platform-specific features. Key updates include refactored agent fixes with clean bounded refactors, new skill capabilities (meme-maker, Python debugging, node inspector), improved Settings UI on Mac, enhanced browser dialog handling, and comprehensive QA-Lab runtime parity scenarios. The release also addresses critical fixes for port validation, plugin tool auth profiles, and memory search performance optimization.

OpenClaw v2026.5.19-beta.2 release introduces improvements to agent fix strategies, updates critical dependencies including @openclaw/proxyline to 0.3.3 and Pi packages to 0.75.1, raises Node.js minimum version to 22.19, and enhances Docker/Podman image building with a new runtime-neutral APT packages build argument. Gateway/ACPX startup probe handling is also improved to better track resource costs in restart traces.

OpenClaw v2026.5.12-beta.6 is a comprehensive bug-fix and security-hardening release addressing 50+ issues across messaging channels, agent sessions, gateway protocols, plugin management, and authentication. Key improvements include fixing iMessage media handling, agent-to-agent messaging reliability, OAuth token exchange for GitHub Copilot, plugin dependency management, and enforcing stricter security controls for device pairing and proxy access. The release prioritizes stability in multi-agent communication, transcript redaction consistency, and dependency isolation while maintaining backward compatibility.

OpenClaw v2026.5.12-beta.5 is a comprehensive bug-fix release addressing gateway protocol improvements, security hardening, plugin dependency management, channel integrations (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, WeCom), session transcript redaction, and agent execution reliability. Key fixes include OAuth token exchange for Copilot, device pairing approval requirements, media size enforcement across plugins, and LLM idle watchdog timeout escalation. The release improves stability across multiple integrations while strengthening security controls for trusted proxies, admin scopes, and sensitive data redaction.

OpenAI's openai-agents-python v0.14.0 introduces Sandbox Agents, a beta feature enabling agents to run in persistent, isolated workspaces with file access, command execution, and cross-run continuity. The release includes multiple execution backends (local, Docker, hosted providers), workspace management with snapshots and resume capabilities, sandbox memory for learning across runs, and comprehensive examples. Runtime enhancements provide tracing, session lifecycle management, and seamless integration with the existing Agent and Runner framework.

OpenClaw v2026.3.24 introduces significant enhancements across gateway compatibility, agent tooling, and platform integrations. Key updates include OpenAI API compatibility improvements, Microsoft Teams SDK migration with streaming support, skill installation recipes with one-click setup, and expanded platform support for Slack, Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp. The release also addresses numerous security, sandbox, and reliability fixes across media dispatch, channel startup, and message routing.

OpenClaw v2026.3.13-1 is a recovery release addressing a GitHub immutability constraint where the original v2026.3.13 tag could not be reused. This patch release includes 50+ bug fixes and improvements across compaction, session management, platform integrations (Telegram, Discord, Slack, Android, iOS), security hardening, and UI refinements. Key fixes address token counting in compaction, SSRF vulnerabilities, gateway metadata failures, and memory regressions in the build system.

OpenClaw v2026.3.13-beta.1 is a pre-release featuring significant UI/UX improvements across Android and iOS onboarding, enhanced browser automation with Chrome DevTools MCP support, and numerous stability fixes. Key improvements include redesigned chat settings, first-run welcome flows, batched browser actions, and critical security patches for device pairing and webhook authentication. The release maintains macOS app version compatibility for future non-beta releases.

OpenClaw v2026.3.13 is a major release featuring significant UI/UX improvements across Android and iOS platforms, enhanced browser automation capabilities with Chrome DevTools MCP support, and numerous stability fixes. Key improvements include redesigned chat settings, first-run onboarding flows, batched browser actions, timezone configuration for Docker, and critical fixes for memory leaks, session management, and authentication handling across multiple integrations.

OpenClaw v2026.3.12 introduces major UI/dashboard improvements with modular views, fast-mode toggles for OpenAI and Anthropic models, provider-plugin architecture for Ollama/vLLM/SGLang, Kubernetes deployment support, and subagent session control. The release includes 30+ fixes addressing security vulnerabilities (device pairing, plugin auto-load, Unicode obfuscation), model compatibility issues (Kimi Coding, OpenRouter, Moonshot), chat deduplication across platforms (Slack, Telegram, iMessage, Mattermost), and infrastructure stability (session discovery, plugin caching, Windows updates).

OpenClaw v2026.3.7 introduces major enhancements to context engine plugins, persistent channel bindings for Discord/Telegram, multi-language UI support (Spanish), improved web search capabilities, and Docker containerization optimizations. The release includes a breaking change requiring explicit gateway auth mode configuration. Key additions enable alternative context management strategies, durable ACP thread routing, per-topic agent overrides, and enhanced security with config validation.

Microsoft AutoGen released python-v0.7.2 with several improvements including making DockerCommandLineCodeExecutor the default for MagenticOne team, adding approval_func option to CodeExecutorAgent, and adding parallel_tool_call support to OpenAI model client config. The release also includes bug fixes for structured logging serialization and new Redis agent memory support for JSON and MARKDOWN formats.

Microsoft AutoGen releases python-v0.7.5 with 18 bug fixes and improvements including support for linear memory in RedisMemory, thinking mode support for Anthropic client, fixes for streaming response handling, GraphFlow cycle detection, and security enhancements with DockerCommandLineCodeExecutor. The release addresses issues with Bedrock streaming, JSON schema conversion, token counting, and MCP session management.

OpenClaw v2026.3.1 release introduces major enhancements across multiple platforms including adaptive thinking defaults for Claude 4.6, Kubernetes health check endpoints, expanded Android device capabilities (camera, notifications, sensors), Discord/Telegram session management improvements, and WebSocket-first OpenAI streaming. The release also adds localization support (German, zh-CN), Feishu document/chat tooling, LanceDB memory customization, and numerous reliability fixes for Android, Windows, LINE, and Slack integrations.

Skyvern is an open-source AI agent platform that automates browser-based workflows using LLMs, allowing users to define goal-based prompts to complete complex tasks across websites without brittle code-based solutions. The platform features a React UI for real-time monitoring, workflow chaining, authenticated sessions with 2FA support, and cached workflows for reusable interactions, with token costs reduced 80% using GPT-4O.