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2026.6.10 Release

Automatic fast mode for talks: OpenClaw can enable fast mode for short conversational turns, then return to normal mode for longer runs with bounded fallback and delivery behavior. (#85104) Thanks…

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2026.6.9 Release

Richer Telegram delivery: Telegram now sends rich HTML, preserves rich markdown and sticker paths, renders progress drafts and command output more faithfully, normalizes HTML tables safely, and keeps…

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2026.6.8 Release

Richer channel delivery: Telegram and WhatsApp are less brittle: Telegram renders structured text with tables, lists, expandable blockquotes, preserved intentional line breaks, and CLI-backed…

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2026.6.6 Release

Tighter security boundaries: transcript, sandbox, MCP, browser, channel, and exec-approval paths now fail closed around unsafe access, timed-out approvals, and malformed boundary input. (#91529,…

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2026.6.5 Release

Safer channel output: QQBot strips model reasoning and thinking scaffolding before native delivery, so users see the final answer rather than raw internal markup. (#89913, #90132) Thanks @openperf,…

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2026.6.1 Release

Resilient agent and Codex runs: interrupted tool calls, stale session bindings, compaction handoffs, auth-profile failover, reasoning-tag cleanup, yielded subagents, and generated-media delivery all…

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2026.5.28 Release

Agent and Codex runtime recovery is steadier: subagents keep cwd/workspace separation, hook context stays prompt-local, session locks release on timeout abort while live OpenClaw locks survive…