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OpenClaw Watch

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OpenClaw has released 2026.6.35, an extended-stable update focused on making agent runs harder to derail.

Why it matters

It bounds untrusted or oversized responses and inputs across providers, channels, browser automation, local tools and plugins, while improving recovery from retries, cancellations, partial sends and process failures. In practical terms, this should make long-running automations fail less messily, though the notes describe intended fixes rather than independent performance results.

Discuss: For agent workflows, which matters more in practice: preventing hostile or oversized inputs, or recovering cleanly when a run fails halfway through?

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    Update What changed

    OpenClaw has followed its agent-run reliability work with 2026.9.4, a much broader update that adds rollback and recovery controls, a unified plugin workspace, prepared cloud sessions, richer terminal prompts and more dependable reply history. The practical headline is that the project is treating agents increasingly like infrastructure: failed schema-neutral updates can restore the previous package and configuration, while migration-bearing upgrades still need a verified backup. Eligible Linux sessions from prepared local projects or public GitHub repositories can reuse ready cloud workers, but those workers keep incurring provider running-machine charges until deleted. The release also adds GPT Image 2.5 Flare and Sunburst variants, delegated-result delivery in Talk and safeguards for read-only deployments. It is a substantial step beyond the earlier maintenance release, though the notes describe intended behaviour rather than independent performance testing.

    Sources and evidence
    • OpenClaw's official release notes: OpenClaw 2026.9.4 adds automatic rollback for eligible schema-neutral update failures, while migration-bearing upgrades require a verified backup.

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