OpenClaw 2.0, Accidentally
OpenClaw's largest update ever, built by 933 contributors (569 first-timers) across 16,000 pull requests, ships after a nearly two-month pause. The release simplifies installation, rebuilds the browser app, and adds shared cloud sessions for multiplayer collaboration. It's designed to let users start with a simple workflow—like monitoring school emails—and grow into complex, collaborative tasks across messaging, memory, and skills.
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