Integrations

LangChain version 1.3.4 has been released with improvements to Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) rejection guidance. This patch release follows version 1.3.3 and includes bug fixes and enhancements to the HITL workflow, making it easier for users to handle rejection scenarios in agent-based applications.

Google ADK Python v1.34.2 is a bug fix release addressing three critical issues: grounding metadata being silently discarded in Gemini 3.1 live, incorrect input/output transcription finished events in Gemini v3.1, and session drops occurring when MCP tools encounter errors. These fixes improve reliability and data integrity for Gemini integrations and tool-based workflows.

OpenClaw v2026.6.1-beta.2 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery, and skill management. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, steadier multi-channel support (Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), and a new Skill Workshop UI for governed skill creation and review. The release also externalizes plugins (Tokenjuice, GitHub Copilot), improves provider coverage with new models like MiniMax M3, and optimizes hot paths to reduce repeated work while maintaining stability.

OpenClaw v2026.6.1-beta.1 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery, and skill management. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, steadier multi-channel support (Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), and a new Skill Workshop feature with proposal-based skill creation and review flows. The release also externalizes plugins (Tokenjuice, Copilot), improves SQLite-backed state persistence, and adds comprehensive bounds on timers, retries, and resource consumption to prevent runtime hangs.

OpenClaw v2026.5.31-beta.4 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery across multiple platforms, and a new Skill Workshop feature for governed skill creation. The release enhances recovery mechanisms from interrupted tool calls, strengthens mobile and messaging integrations, and adds SQLite-backed state management for more reliable restarts. Key improvements include better plugin/skill loading error handling, expanded provider support (MiniMax M3, Copilot Claude 1M), and a comprehensive Control UI overhaul with improved chat composition and navigation.

OpenClaw v2026.5.31-beta.1 introduces major stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery, and plugin orchestration. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, steadier multi-channel support (Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), bounded timers and retries to prevent hangs, and new Skill Workshop features for governed skill creation. The release also externalizes Tokenjuice and GitHub Copilot as official plugins, adds Workboard orchestration primitives, and significantly improves CI/E2E testing infrastructure with better log bounding and failure reporting.

OpenClaw v2026.5.31-beta.2 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery, and plugin management. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, steadier multi-channel support (Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), bounded timers and retries to prevent hangs, and new Skill Workshop orchestration features. The release also externalizes Tokenjuice and GitHub Copilot as official plugins, adds iOS push relay improvements, and strengthens CI/E2E testing with comprehensive logging caps and artifact validation.

OpenClaw v2026.5.31-beta.3 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, channel delivery, and plugin management. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, steadier multi-channel support (Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), and a new Skill Workshop for governed skill creation. The release also externalizes Tokenjuice and GitHub Copilot as official plugins, adds Tailscale Serve bindings, and implements bounded timers and retries across providers to prevent hangs.

OpenClaw v2026.5.30-beta.1 introduces significant stability improvements for agent runtimes, CLI tools, and multi-channel delivery across Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, and other platforms. Key enhancements include better recovery from interrupted tool calls, bounded timers and retries to prevent hangs, and new orchestration primitives through Workboard and SecretRef integrations. The release externalizes Tokenjuice and GitHub Copilot as official plugins, adds Skill Workshop proposal lifecycle management, and improves iOS push relay reliability. Extensive fixes address cron migrations, provider media downloads, session cleanup, and CI/E2E test coverage routing.

OpenClaw v2026.5.28 delivers major stability and safety improvements across agent runtime recovery, channel delivery, mobile/chat surfaces, and provider coverage. Key enhancements include steadier subagent workspace separation, safer session identity handling across multiple channels (Matrix, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), broader mobile UI refresh with state preservation, stricter input validation, and expanded provider support (Claude Opus 4.8, Fal Krea, NVIDIA models). The release also improves CLI/auth paths, reduces repeated work in plugin hot paths, and strengthens E2E validation.

OpenClaw v2026.5.28-beta.4 delivers significant stability and safety improvements across agent runtime recovery, channel delivery, mobile/chat surfaces, and provider coverage. Key enhancements include steadier subagent workspace separation, safer session identity handling across multiple platforms (Matrix, Slack, Discord, Teams, WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage), broader mobile UI refresh, stricter input validation, expanded provider support (Claude Opus 4.8, Fal Krea, NVIDIA models), and faster CLI/auth failure detection with clearer recovery paths.

OpenClaw v2026.5.28-beta.3 delivers significant stability and safety improvements across agent runtime recovery, channel delivery, mobile/chat surfaces, and input validation. Key enhancements include steadier subagent workspace separation, safer session identity handling across multiple channels (Matrix, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), expanded provider coverage (Claude Opus 4.8, Fal Krea, NVIDIA models), and stricter input validation for browser tools, gateways, and automation. The release also improves CLI/auth paths, reduces repeated work in plugin/gateway hot paths, and strengthens QA/E2E validation.

OpenClaw v2026.5.28-beta.2 delivers major stability and safety improvements across agent runtime recovery, channel delivery, mobile/chat surfaces, and provider coverage. Key enhancements include steadier subagent workspace separation, safer session identity handling across multiple channels (Matrix, Slack, Discord, Teams, etc.), broader mobile UI refresh, stricter input validation, expanded provider support (Claude Opus 4.8, Fal Krea, NVIDIA models), and faster CLI/auth failure detection with clearer recovery paths.

langchain-anthropic version 1.4.4 is released with a critical fix for cross-provider tool-call ID normalization, improved test reliability through retry logic for transient failures, and multiple dependency updates including langsmith, langchain-core, and security patches for urllib3 and idna. The release maintains compatibility with langchain-core 1.3.3 and langsmith 0.8.5, with infrastructure improvements to Dependabot version-bound preservation.

Claude Code v2.1.154 introduces Opus 4.8 with dynamic workflows for orchestrating multi-agent tasks, fast mode at reduced costs, and a lean system prompt as default. Key improvements include enhanced safety controls, better plugin management with directory-aware suggestions, and numerous bug fixes for background sessions, terminal rendering, and MCP server handling. The release also deprecates legacy environment variables and improves the user experience across multiple platforms including Bedrock, Vertex, and Chrome integration.

Claude Code v2.1.153 introduces Git LFS skip options, improved terminal environment variable handling, enhanced agent autocomplete, and numerous bug fixes. Key improvements include better MCP server handling, fixed memory leaks in session resumption, improved background agent stability, and better Windows update rollback support. The release also refines the model picker behavior to save defaults and fixes various UI/UX issues across macOS, Windows, and terminal environments.

langchain-fireworks version 1.4.2 was released with a critical fix that strips non-wire keys from all content parts before serialization. The release also includes refreshed model profile data and updated infrastructure dependencies. This patch addresses serialization issues that could occur when processing content with extraneous keys.

langchain-perplexity version 1.3.1 has been released with updates to the Perplexity AI integration. The primary change involves bumping the underlying `perplexityai` dependency to version 0.34.1. This release maintains compatibility with the LangChain ecosystem while ensuring the latest Perplexity AI client library features and fixes are available.

OpenClaw v2026.5.26 is a major release focused on performance, reliability, and security. Key improvements include faster Gateway startup through caching, transcript-backed meeting summaries as a core feature, production-ready channels (Telegram, iMessage, WhatsApp, Discord, Signal), enhanced voice/Talk capabilities with real-time inspection, and stronger content boundaries with SSRF policy enforcement. The release also hardens installation/update paths, improves observability with Activity tabs and OpenTelemetry spans, and stabilizes provider integrations.

langchain-perplexity version 1.3.0 introduces a new `use_responses_api` flag on the `ChatPerplexity` class, enabling alternative API response handling. The release includes multiple dependency updates for langsmith, langchain-core, urllib3, and idna to improve security and compatibility. Infrastructure improvements focus on dependency management and CI/CD hardening.