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OpenClaw v2026.5.3 introduces a bundled file-transfer plugin with secure binary file operations, hardens plugin installation workflows, and optimizes Gateway startup performance through lazy-loading. The release improves channel reliability across Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, and other platforms, adds new agent steering commands, and fixes critical issues in realtime transcription, plugin updates, and systemd secret management.

OpenClaw v2026.5.3-beta.3 introduces a bundled file-transfer plugin with secure binary file operations, hardens plugin installation workflows, and optimizes Gateway performance through lazy-loading. Major improvements include enhanced channel support (WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram), improved agent runtime reliability, and numerous fixes for edge cases in streaming, transcription, and configuration management. The release emphasizes security (default-deny policies, symlink traversal protection), performance (startup optimization, hot-path trimming), and operational robustness (doctor command enhancements, state recovery).

OpenClaw v2026.5.3-beta.2 introduces a bundled file-transfer plugin with secure binary file operations, hardens plugin installation and updates, and improves gateway performance through lazy-loading. The release enhances channel reliability across Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram, and other platforms, while fixing critical issues in agent runtime, memory status reporting, and macOS upgrades. Key improvements focus on security (path policies, symlink traversal), performance (startup optimization), and reliability (streamed replies, session recovery).

Google ADK Python v1.32.0 introduces significant enhancements to agent development capabilities, including native OpenTelemetry metrics, Anthropic thinking blocks support, improved authentication mechanisms (2LO/3LO via GcpAuthProvider), and express mode deployment. The release addresses critical security vulnerabilities (RCE via YAML, SSRF), fixes parallel tool execution issues, and improves analytics with BigQuery LLM cache metadata logging and credential isolation to prevent race conditions.

OpenClaw v2026.4.29-beta.4 introduces significant enhancements across messaging, memory, provider coverage, and reliability. Key additions include active-run steering by default, a people-aware wiki with provenance views, NVIDIA provider onboarding, and improved gateway/channel reliability. Security improvements include OpenGrep scanning and sharper GHSA triage policies, while multiple channel fixes address Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and Teams edge cases.

OpenClaw v2026.4.29 is a major release introducing active-run steering for messaging, people-aware memory wiki with provenance tracking, expanded provider coverage (NVIDIA, Bedrock), and enhanced reliability across gateway, channels, and security. Key improvements include opt-in follow-up commitments with heartbeat delivery, per-conversation Active Memory filters, faster model manifest paths, and comprehensive channel fixes for Slack, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and Teams. Security enhancements add OpenGrep scanning and safer exec/pairing handling.

OpenClaw v2026.4.29-beta.2 introduces significant enhancements across messaging, memory, provider coverage, and reliability. Key additions include active-run steering for messaging, a people-aware wiki with provenance tracking, NVIDIA provider onboarding, and improved channel resilience across Slack, Telegram, Discord, and others. Security improvements include OpenGrep scanning and stricter tool-scope handling, while operational reliability focuses on slow-host startup diagnostics and session recovery.

OpenClaw v2026.4.27 introduces major enhancements across Codex Computer Use setup, new provider integrations (DeepInfra, Tencent Yuanbao, QQBot), and a shift toward manifest-first plugin metadata architecture. Key improvements include GPU passthrough for Docker sandboxes, authenticated node presence tracking for iOS/Android, outbound proxy routing, and comprehensive reliability fixes across Telegram, Slack, and gateway startup. The release emphasizes reducing boot overhead through manifest-driven plugin discovery and model catalogs.

Claude Code v2.1.121 introduces significant usability and performance improvements, including a new `alwaysLoad` MCP option for tool availability, enhanced plugin management with pruning, and improved terminal UI with scrollable dialogs and better URL handling. The release addresses critical memory leaks affecting image processing and session history, fixes OAuth and authentication issues across multiple platforms, and adds support for Workload Identity Federation and custom redirect URIs. Multiple terminal rendering bugs are resolved, and performance optimizations reduce file descriptor usage and startup time.

OpenClaw v2026.4.25 delivers major upgrades across voice synthesis, plugin architecture, observability, and browser automation. TTS now supports multiple providers (Azure Speech, Xiaomi, ElevenLabs v3, etc.) with chat-scoped controls and per-agent overrides. Plugin startup paths move to a cold persisted registry for deterministic operations and reduced manifest scanning. OpenTelemetry coverage expands across model calls, token usage, and tool loops with bounded attributes. Browser automation gains safer tab URLs, iframe-aware snapshots, and improved CDP readiness. Control UI adds PWA/Web Push support and enhanced setup flows.

OpenClaw v2026.4.25-beta.2 delivers major upgrades across text-to-speech (TTS) with new providers and chat-scoped controls, plugin architecture optimization through cold persisted registry, comprehensive OpenTelemetry observability expansion, safer browser automation with CDP improvements, and hardened installation/update processes across all platforms. The release includes PWA/Web Push support in the control UI, per-agent and per-account TTS overrides, and deterministic plugin discovery that eliminates broad manifest scans.

OpenClaw v2026.4.25-beta.3 introduces major upgrades to text-to-speech (TTS) with new providers and chat-scoped controls, migrates plugin management to a cold persisted registry for faster startup, expands OpenTelemetry observability across model calls and tool loops, enhances browser automation safety with iframe-aware snapshots, and hardens installation/update processes across multiple platforms. The release also adds PWA/Web Push support to the control UI and includes new CLI tools for setup and diagnostics.

OpenClaw v2026.4.25-beta.4 introduces major upgrades to text-to-speech (TTS) with new providers and chat-scoped controls, migrates plugin startup paths to a cold persisted registry for faster performance, expands OpenTelemetry observability across model calls and tool loops, hardens browser automation with safer URLs and iframe awareness, and strengthens installation/update processes across multiple platforms. The release also adds PWA/Web Push support to the control UI and includes new CLI tools for plugin management and diagnostics.

OpenClaw v2026.4.25-beta.1 introduces major upgrades to text-to-speech (TTS) with multi-provider support and per-agent overrides, migrates plugin management to a cold persisted registry for faster startup, expands OpenTelemetry observability across model calls and tool execution, enhances browser automation safety with iframe-aware snapshots and CDP tuning, and hardens installation/update processes across multiple platforms. The release also adds PWA/Web Push support to the control UI and includes new provider integrations (Azure Speech, Xiaomi, Volcengine, ElevenLabs v3) alongside improved CLI tooling and diagnostics.

OpenClaw v2026.4.24-beta.3 introduces Google Meet as a bundled participant plugin with real-time voice capabilities, adds DeepSeek V4 models to the default catalog, and enhances browser automation with coordinate clicks and improved tab recovery. The release includes significant infrastructure improvements for lighter startup times through static model catalogs and lazy provider dependencies, plus numerous bug fixes across Telegram, browser automation, MCP, sessions, and gateway restart handling.

crewAI v1.14.3 introduces lifecycle events for checkpoint operations, adds support for e2b and Bedrock V4, and enhances sandbox capabilities with Daytona tools. The release includes significant bug fixes for checkpoint serialization, execution tracking, and streaming tool calls, plus a ~29% cold start optimization. Security patches for lxml and python-dotenv dependencies are also included.

Claude Code v2.1.119 introduces persistent settings management, enhanced PR/merge-request support across multiple platforms, improved hook functionality with execution timing, parallel MCP server connections, and numerous bug fixes. Key improvements include better permission handling for PowerShell, refined Vim mode behavior, enhanced slash command UI, and fixes for clipboard handling, OAuth flows, and plugin management. The release also adds environment variables for customization and improves OpenTelemetry observability with additional event metadata.

Claude Code v2.1.117 introduces significant improvements to subagent forking, MCP server handling, model selection persistence, and plugin management. The release includes performance optimizations for startup and file searches, enhanced OpenTelemetry observability, and numerous bug fixes across OAuth, WebFetch, proxy handling, and context window calculations. Key additions include experimental Advisor Tool improvements, native build optimizations using embedded tools, and better error handling for plugin dependencies and marketplace enforcement.

OpenClaw v2026.4.20-beta.2 is a major release featuring UI/UX improvements to the onboarding wizard, strengthened agent prompts, tiered model pricing support, session maintenance optimizations, and numerous provider-specific enhancements for OpenAI, Anthropic, Moonshot Kimi, and other integrations. The release includes 40+ fixes addressing security, transport normalization, thinking mode handling, and plugin dependency management.

OpenClaw v2026.4.20 is a major release featuring UI/UX improvements to the onboarding wizard, enhanced agent prompts with better completion bias and verification, support for tiered model pricing including Moonshot Kimi models, session maintenance optimizations to prevent memory issues, and numerous fixes across plugins, APIs, and provider integrations. Key improvements include streaming thinking in Mattermost, better group-specific system prompts in BlueBubbles, and refined reasoning model handling across OpenAI GPT-5 and other providers.