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This page records notable Clawdi features, improvements, and fixes for users. Entries describe what shipped on their date; current options can differ by Agent software, run path, account, or runtime state. Use the current documentation and the Clawdi dashboard to see what is available now.
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Cloud Agents join the shared Clawdi experience

Clawdi introduced the current Cloud Agent run path for creating and running supported Agent software remotely, alongside Agents connected from your own computer.
  • Create a Cloud Agent from the dashboard or the Clawdi CLI, then manage it from its Agent page.
  • Open the interface provided by the Agent software or use its Terminal when the remote runtime is ready.
  • Keep supported workspace files, plugins, user configuration, and user-level tools across normal restarts and Clawdi platform updates.
  • Manage lifecycle actions, runtime settings, Sessions, Skills, AI Providers, and supported Channels from the same Clawdi account.
  • Continue using Connected Agents without moving them to the Cloud Agent run path.
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Agent runtime and connected-chat upgrades

This release updated Cloud Agents on the earlier runtime line with newer OpenClaw and Hermes runtimes and more reliable chat connections.
  • New and existing Cloud Agents on that line moved to OpenClaw 2026.5.19-beta.2 and Hermes 0.14.0 through the release’s upgrade flow.
  • Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and iMessage connections were carried through the Agent upgrade more reliably.
  • Existing chat connections and custom bot settings were preserved more carefully.
  • Messaging and tool integrations loaded more consistently on new and upgraded Agents.
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OpenClaw and Instant Connect updates

  • Cloud Agents on the earlier runtime line moved to OpenClaw 2026.5.7.
  • Agent pages showed connected Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, and iMessage chats.
  • Users could disconnect a chat when they no longer wanted the Agent to reply there.
  • Pairing instructions became specific to each supported messaging service, and Discord showed the connected Channel.
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Hermes added as an Agent software choice

  • The dashboard added Hermes alongside OpenClaw as an Agent software option for Cloud Agents.
  • Channel setup brought the available messaging choices into one view.
  • The product site added a clearer comparison of the Agent software choices.
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Agent profiles and management tools

  • Agent Portraits added a public Agent profile with a shareable link.
  • Cloud Agents on the earlier runtime line gained a Console for working with the Agent’s terminal, files, and logs.
  • The dashboard added a place to browse Connectors and connect supported tools.
  • Messaging Channels could be assigned to individual Agents.
  • Reliability improved for long-running file operations.
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Skills, data services, and interface fixes

  • Newly created Cloud Agents included the Clawdi plugin without a separate setup step.
  • The release added Skills for searching news, browsing X posts, and checking Polymarket data.
  • Wide Markdown tables became scrollable instead of overflowing the chat view.
  • The Discord setup guide link was corrected.
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More reliable Cloud Agents

  • Cloud Agents recovered more reliably after service restarts.
  • Start, stop, restart, and delete actions behaved more consistently in the dashboard.
  • Checks that tell whether an Agent is ready and connected became more robust.
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More control over messaging bots

  • Users could configure their own Discord and Slack bots.
  • Switching between Clawdi-provided bots and user-provided bots became smoother.
  • The dashboard made Channel setup status and missing configuration clearer.
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Update running Agents from the dashboard

  • The dashboard added editing for key settings on a running Cloud Agent.
  • The configuration panel made Telegram and other messaging settings easier to adjust.
  • The update flow waited for the Agent to become available again before reporting completion.
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Easier MCP integration setup

  • Clawdi added Composio-backed MCP workflows.
  • The dashboard showed the connection details and token needed for a user’s MCP setup.
  • Cloud Agent configuration handled more of the integration setup.
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The first public Clawdi foundation

  • Clawdi introduced its first public web experience with sign-in, a dashboard, and account management.
  • This release established the foundation for adding and managing Agents in Clawdi.
Last modified on August 2, 2026