Apr 24, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.24 Adds Azure as Officially Documented Deployment Target

Azure joins DigitalOcean, Docker, GCP, Hetzner, and others as a documented deployment target with official install instructions. Previously, Azure deployment required adapting guides from other platforms.

Source: OpenClaw
Apr 24, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.24 Ships Voice Calls, DeepSeek V4, and Azure Speech TTS

The biggest release of the month adds full-agent voice calls, DeepSeek V4 Flash and Pro models, Azure Speech as a bundled TTS provider, and the Crestodian first-run TUI helper for smoother CLI onboarding.

Source: Multiple
Apr 23, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.23 Integrates GPT-5.5 and Adds Forked-Context Subagents

GPT-5.5 support arrives within days of OpenAI's release, alongside image generation and editing via Codex OAuth. The new forked-context subagent architecture lets agents spin off independent sub-tasks without polluting the main conversation.

Source: Blockchain News
Apr 22, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.22 Blocks Cross-Bot Token Replay on Teams

Shared Bot Framework audience tokens must now name the configured app via verified appid or azp claim. Prevents lateral movement between bots in enterprise Teams deployments.

Source: GitHub
Apr 22, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.22 Hardens Android Intents โ€” Auto-Send Blocked for Injected Prompts

External Android apps can no longer auto-dispatch prompts to OpenClaw via ASK_OPENCLAW intents. Actions now only prefill the draft, requiring user confirmation before sending.

Source: GitHub
Apr 21, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.21 Upgrades Default Image Model and Tightens Permissions

Default image model switches to gpt-image-2, command permissions are tightened to owner-only, and Slack thread aliasing is fixed. Security hardening continues as a theme across April releases.

Source: Gaoxiaoma
Apr 20, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.20 Fixes Session Management and Cost Tracking Duplication

A "house-repair release" focused on operator reliability โ€” fixing session pruning, cost tracking duplication, and default session management. No new features, just making existing ones work correctly.

Source: Gaoxiaoma
Apr 15, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.15 Adds GitHub Copilot as Embedding Provider

Teams on Copilot Enterprise subscriptions can now use the same provider for memory and retrieval workloads in OpenClaw. Reduces provider sprawl for organizations already invested in GitHub's ecosystem.

Source: Petronellatech
Apr 15, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.15 Adds Native Claude Opus 4.7 and Google Gemini TTS

Anthropic's newest flagship model is now natively supported in OpenClaw, positioning the framework as production-grade infrastructure. Google Gemini TTS joins Azure Speech as a voice output option.

Source: Clawbot
Apr 14, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.14 Adds GPT-5.4-pro Support and Fixes Ollama Timeout Forwarding

Forward-compatible GPT-5.4-pro support arrives alongside a fix for the longstanding Ollama timeout issue where slow local model runs hit the global stream timeout. Complex reasoning tasks on local models no longer disconnect mid-response.

Source: Petronellatech
Apr 12, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.12 Introduces Cryptographically Signed Skill Manifests With eBPF Enforcement

Plugins can no longer access undeclared filesystem paths or network endpoints thanks to cryptographically signed manifests enforced at the kernel level via eBPF. This is the architectural answer to the malicious skills vulnerability from early April.

Source: Clawbot
Apr 10, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.10 Bundles Codex Provider With Native Authentication

GPT-5 family support lands in OpenClaw alongside a bundled Codex provider with native authentication. Setup for OpenAI-powered agents is now simpler with fewer manual config steps.

Source: Petronellatech
Apr 10, 2026 release

OpenClaw v2026.4.10 Ships Local Voice Synthesis on macOS via MLX Framework

OpenClaw v2026.4.10 enables Apple Silicon users to run voice I/O entirely on-device without cloud APIs using the MLX framework. This is the first step toward fully offline agent voice interaction on macOS.

Source: Petronellatech