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OpenClaw Releases 2026.9.5 With Atomic Updates, Plugin Hot Reload, Conversation Sharing, and Expanded GPT Live

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Open-source personal AI agent OpenClaw released 2026.9.5, adding atomic updates with rollback, plugin hot reload, and conversation sharing.

OpenClaw, an MIT-licensed self-hostable AI agent whose Gateway connects models and chat channels like Telegram, Slack, and Discord, shipped version 2026.9.5 with 4,179 pull requests from 502 contributors. The headline Atomic Updates feature validates the next version against a private copy of the user's setup, switches over, and rolls back automatically on failure so a working agent remains available. The release also adds plugin hot reload without Gateway restarts, read-only Session Share for teammates, expanded voice-capable GPT Live for Meet, Teams, and Zoom meetings, conversation archiving to cold storage after 30 days, and guided specialist-agent setup. The update requires Node 24.16+ or 26.1+, changes the conversation database even with archiving off, and rollback cannot undo database migrations.

Key facts
  • Atomic Updates keep the current Gateway running while the new version is validated and roll back failed upgrades
  • Plugin hot reload allows installing or reloading supported plugins without restarting the Gateway
  • Session Share gives paired installations read-only access to selected conversation groups
  • Database changes in this release mean downgrades require the matching older build and a backup
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OpenClaw 2026. 9. 5 ships 4,179 pull requests from 502 contributing accounts.

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