Follow notable improvements to the current Clawdi experience. Availability can
vary by Agent software, run path, account, and rollout status; use the current
documentation and the Clawdi dashboard to see what
is available to you.
Looking for releases from the previous Cloud Agent product generation? See
Legacy Cloud Agents.
Faster Cloud Agent setup, CLI 0.16, and sign-in from any terminal
Clawdi CLI
- CLI 0.16 keeps output human-readable unless you pass
--json. JSON
results from doctor, Session, Memory, Project, Wallet, AI Provider, and
deploy commands use a new versioned format, so update scripts that read
them. See Scripting and automation.
- Starting with CLI 0.15.18, commands that delete or revoke something require
--yes when no interactive terminal is available. Older aliases are
removed: use clawdi vault detach and clawdi agent projects unlink.
- If you installed the CLI with the native installer and use 0.15.8 or
earlier,
clawdi update can no longer update it. Reinstall once from
Install the Clawdi CLI.
- If your background sync was installed before June 4, 2026, run
clawdi daemon install again after updating to CLI 0.16. Very old
installations may upload some Sessions or Skills again.
- CLI versions before 0.15.0 must be updated before they can sign in. API
keys can no longer be created in the dashboard; existing keys are listed
with their permissions and expiry, and you can still revoke them.
- Sign in with a browser link and short code, then let the CLI finish
automatically. Setup explains what it enabled and links to your dashboard.
- After you sign in with
clawdi auth login, CLI 0.15.7 and newer can do
what the dashboard can, apart from
a few browser-only actions.
Manage Agents, Cloud Agent lifecycle and plugins, uploaded Sessions,
Projects, and Cloud AI Providers from the terminal.
- Inspect Wallet transactions and usage, unlink Channels or unpair chats,
read Skills, and request secrets through a browser link.
- Keep projects out of sync with
clawdi config set excludeProjects, or
exclude one before its first upload with
clawdi setup --exclude-project <path>. The installer adds the CLI to your
PATH, and NO_COLOR or --no-color turns off color.
- Install the CLI natively on Windows x64 and arm64 with the PowerShell
installer, without Node.js.
- Automatic updates wait at least 24 hours after a release;
clawdi update
still installs the newest version right away.
- Pi supports MCP and Skills, and DeepSeek Harness Skills are supported.
Cloud Agents
- New Cloud Agents can be ready sooner: Clawdi keeps OpenClaw and Hermes
Agents partly prepared in advance, so a new Agent skips most of its initial
setup when one is available.
- While a new Cloud Agent is being set up, you see its Overview behind a
progress indicator. It opens once chat on the web is ready, and slow or
failed setups offer a direct way to contact support.
- New Hermes Cloud Agents finish setup again, and a Hermes Agent keeps
running even if its dashboard can’t start; Clawdi shows when the
dashboard is unavailable.
- If a custom provider you add in Clawdi overlaps one set up directly in
Hermes or OpenClaw, your Agent keeps running and your own provider stays.
- Chatting with a Hermes Agent through a Channel always counts as activity,
so an Agent in use is not stopped as idle.
- Agents keep running when a tool runs out of memory or when Clawdi updates
them.
- A Cloud Agent you stopped, or a free Agent stopped for inactivity, stays
stopped when its plan renews.
Agents and Sessions
- An Agent’s Overview lists its profiles, such as Hermes named profiles or
OpenClaw agents, with their status and Session counts. Filter the Agent’s
Sessions by profile. Connected Agents need CLI 0.15.0 or newer.
- Claude Code Session titles and renames sync, and Claude Code sub-agent
transcripts and forked or sub-agent Codex threads appear as their own
Sessions. Hermes Sessions with images sync, and Hermes, OpenClaw, and Pi
transcripts show only the conversation.
clawdi session list --uploaded works again.
Channels
- When a linked Agent is offline, people who message it get a short reply
saying so instead of silence.
- Discord connection problems, such as a rejected bot token or disallowed
intents, appear on the Channels page with steps to fix them.
AI models and Providers
- GPT-6.1 Sol is now featured in Managed AI. GPT-6 Sol remains available
under all models.
- When you switch to a provider that leaves the model choice to your Agent,
AI Provider settings remind you to choose a model inside the Agent.
Dashboard
- Chat with Clawdi support from Help > Live chat in the dashboard.
- Opening notifications marks them read, and their
links open inside the dashboard.
New AI models, Agents that keep running, and easier Wallet payments
AI models
- GPT-6 Sol, GPT-6 Luna, and Grok 4.7 are now available in Managed AI and
featured in the model list. GPT-6 Astra remains the recommended default.
- GPT-5.6 Sol, GPT-5.6 Terra, GPT-5.6 Luna, and Grok 4.6 are still available
under all models. If your Agent uses one of them, nothing changes.
- Switching your Agent’s model, or getting newly added models, no longer
restarts the Agent, so conversations in progress keep running.
- Connect any compatible AI service as a Custom AI Provider with a name,
address, and key, then choose models inside your Agent. Your model choices
stay in place when you change the key.
- AI Providers are grouped by brand, so the one you want is easier to find.
Cloud Agents
- A new Agent opens once it is fully ready, including right after checkout.
- If part of your Agent can’t be set up, such as a WhatsApp connection, the
Agent shows what went wrong and how to fix it instead of appearing
unreachable.
- Files and your Agent’s dashboard stay available even when another part of
the Agent has a problem.
- Agents recover more reliably after maintenance and no longer get stuck
showing that they aren’t ready.
- Open the Hermes dashboard with your Clawdi account. A separate dashboard
password is no longer needed.
- The OpenClaw dashboard stays open while you move between Agent sections,
signs you back in automatically, and opens web chat faster.
- New Agents come with more built-in tools, such as Vim and tmux.
Channels
- Discord and Telegram messages reach your Agent faster, especially after it
has been quiet for a while.
- OpenClaw Agents with WhatsApp connected start reliably, and a problem with
one Channel no longer affects your other Channels.
- Unlinking WhatsApp from a Hermes Agent no longer leaves the Agent
restarting.
Sessions, Vault, and Connectors
- Open Sessions update as new messages arrive, and jumping to a search result
takes you straight to the message.
- Ask your Agent to share a Session for you.
- When your Agent needs a credential, it can send you a secure link to fill it
in without signing in. Add extra fields or paste or upload a
.env file,
then review everything before saving.
- Vault values can be kept in sync as files in your Agent’s workspace.
- Connect several accounts to the same Connector and give each one a name.
Your Agent can add, rename, or remove them for you.
Wallet
- Top up your Wallet with a saved card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or Link.
- Cards you have already saved appear automatically, and one Edit button
manages them.
- Wallet transactions show how each payment was made: card, Wallet, or USDC.
Free Cloud Agents
- A free Cloud Agent that receives no messages for 7 days is stopped after an
email warning. You can start it again at any time.
- If it stays unused, you receive another email, and the Agent is permanently
deleted after 30 days without messages.
- Sending your Agent a message resets this timer. Opening the dashboard or
starting the Agent does not.
Clawdi CLI
- Clawdi installed with Homebrew updates through Homebrew.
- Background sync on Windows no longer needs administrator rights.
- Skills stored in linked folders are found and loaded.
Share conversations, add Skills, and connect more AI Providers
Sessions and search
- Share a snapshot of a whole Session, the conversation up to a chosen
message, or just one Agent response. New messages are not added to the
snapshot; private reasoning and tool payloads stay out of shared content.
- Review, copy, open, and turn off active links from Shared Session links.
Older live links are clearly distinguished from snapshots.
- Read messages and Agent activity in one chronological timeline, jump to the
latest messages, and keep the Session’s context and search controls within
reach in long conversations.
- Find Sessions with multiple search terms and search very long messages more
reliably. Project, Agent, Skill, Vault, and Connector search also shows more
relevant results with clearer matching context.
Skills and shared resources
- Install Skills from Library or a public GitHub repository from an Agent’s
Skills section. Review source details and installation status, follow
Library updates, and remove installed Skills. Supporting files stay with
the Skill. Availability depends on the Agent software and update status;
existing Cloud Agents receive this through their managed updates.
- Browse Linked and Available Projects and Vaults together, with
direct Link and Unlink actions from the Agent or Project you are
working in.
- Create Projects and Skills, manage linked Vaults and Connectors, and pair
chats or repair a WhatsApp connection from the relevant Agent or Project
page.
- Ask an Agent to review, update, or delete a specific Memory, browse past
Sessions, or create a Vault and manage individual fields where its Project
access allows. Agents can also check which connected service account they
will use before taking action.
AI Providers
- Managed AI adds GLM-5.3 and makes GPT-6 Astra the recommended default for
new selections.
- Connect your own provider key or a supported ChatGPT account without first
setting up a model list or default model in Clawdi. Choose models in Hermes
or OpenClaw, with existing model choices and saved credentials preserved.
- Choose from more supported providers, including NVIDIA NIM, Fireworks,
Hugging Face, DeepInfra, OpenCode Zen and Go, Xiaomi MiMo, and Tencent
TokenHub and TokenPlan. Setup shows provider logos and credential links.
Notifications and Compute
- See account updates alongside invitations in the notification center.
These include Wallet and automatic top-up alerts and account status updates.
Browse older notifications, filter unread items, mark items read or unread,
mark all as read, and delete notifications you no longer need.
- Eligible accounts can try Compute with their first card-funded Basic or
Performance subscription. This one-time trial replaces the free Basic
allowance for new accounts; existing included Basic capacity is preserved.
Wallet-funded subscriptions do not include the trial, and a card cannot
be reused to claim another trial. Checkout shows the current trial terms
and subsequent billing.
- Checkout retries preserve trial eligibility more reliably, and cancelling
during the trial ends it immediately. Subscription and Agent status make
payment processing, cancellation, and the next action clearer.
Clawdi CLI 0.14.57
- Share a whole Session, the conversation up to a chosen message, or one
response from the CLI. List and turn off active links, or export a Session
without making it public.
- Update an existing Memory while preserving its category and source.
- Inspect, install, and remove supported Cloud Agent Skills from GitHub or
Library, with clear installation status and failure feedback.
- Deploy with native saved AI Providers without supplying a model. Older
scripts that pass a model still work; choose models inside the Agent.
Everyday improvements
- Reach the Agent’s own dashboard, messaging Channels, and AI Provider more
easily from its overview, alongside recent Sessions and a clearer Compute
and subscription summary.
- Recover a Connected Agent’s lost local connection with
clawdi agent reconnect while keeping its existing Agent identity.
Signing out and back into the same account also preserves local Agent
registrations. Reconnecting asks before taking over a recently active
connection on another computer.
- Telegram media downloads and Discord reconnections are more reliable.
OpenClaw and Hermes Session sync handles larger histories more smoothly,
and Cloud Agent updates avoid unnecessary restarts.
- Cloud Agent Terminal handles command startup more reliably and displays
Chinese and other non-ASCII text correctly during continuous output.
- Newly created Cloud Agents support compatible tools for mounting external
filesystems and retain Files settings and local sync state more reliably
through updates. Older Agents need a compatible Cloud Agent update.
- Dashboard navigation, Connector browsing, and Session search are faster
and more responsive.
- The older dashboard now points to the current dashboard and Agent creation
flow. Portrait continues to show activity, but no longer generates mecha
artwork.
Search Sessions and expand Agent capabilities
- Search visible user and assistant message text from the Sessions list, see
the best matching excerpt, and open the Session at that message. Private
reasoning, system messages, and tool payloads stay out of search results.
- Search within an open Session, move between matches with the controls or
keyboard, and keep the matching text highlighted while you read.
- Open a Cloud Agent’s Terminal in a standalone browser window. The Terminal
fills the window and keeps its scrollback during supported reconnects.
- Connect Pi or OpenCode on your computer to sync its Sessions into Clawdi.
These integrations focus on Sessions and do not configure Skills or MCP.
- Synced Sessions can preserve structured tool activity and private reasoning
when the Agent software provides it. Sharing, search, and Memories continue
to use visible conversation content rather than private reasoning.
- OpenClaw Cloud Agents can use a separate managed embedding model for memory
search without changing the AI Provider or model used for chat. The setting
follows managed runtime updates and clears with the managed provider.
Cloud Agents gain Plugins and clearer live status
- Browse, search, and filter Plugins from a Cloud Agent’s Plugins section,
with compatibility shown for the Agent software it runs.
- Install, update, retry, or remove supported Plugins and follow their status
until they are ready to use.
- See start, stop, restart, settings, and deletion progress without repeatedly
refreshing the page.
- Agent status and Channel health avoid reporting readiness too early and use
clearer wording when current details are unavailable.
Search Cloud Sessions from the CLI
- Use
clawdi session search to find uploaded Session metadata by keyword and
narrow results by Agent or activity date. Search covers summaries, Project
paths, and Session IDs rather than message text.
- Use a result’s Cloud Session ID with
clawdi session read to open its
uploaded messages.
Manage Project access across Agents
- Link multiple Projects to an Agent in one change, or manage the Agents that
use a Project from the Project page.
- A linked Agent can use the Project’s Skills and attached Vaults together as
one resource bundle.
Delete synced Sessions
- Permanently delete a synced Session’s Cloud copy and prevent it from syncing
again. Local data and extracted Memories remain.
Hosted V2 launches publicly
Clawdi launched the current Hosted V2 Cloud Agent experience publicly.
- Open a Cloud Agent’s private Workspace from Files in the dashboard or a
new tab when file access is available for the Agent.
- Connect a custom WhatsApp account through linked-device onboarding, then
link an Agent, pair a chat, or repair the connection as separate actions.
- Manage compute subscriptions in one account-wide view and load older
subscriptions as needed.
- Review unified Wallet and card-funded transaction history, including receipt
or invoice links when available, and use the payment methods offered by the
current top-up flow.
- Keep managed AI Provider and model configuration consistent across Hermes and
OpenClaw runtime updates.
- Find shared resources under Library, including integrations such as
Channels, Connectors, and AI Providers.
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.
Last modified on October 7, 2026