OpenClaw v2026.9.5

OpenClaw, formerly known as Clawd Bot, stands out as one of the most exciting open-source personal AI assistants available in 2026. This powerful tool brings advanced AI capabilities directly into your daily messaging apps, letting you chat with a smart assistant that actually gets things done. Whether you want to manage emails, write code, or stay organized across platforms, OpenClaw delivers a seamless experience while keeping your data under your control.

What Is OpenClaw?

OpenClaw is an open-source, self-hosted AI personal assistant that runs on your own devices or a cloud server. Created by developer Peter Steinberger, it first gained massive attention under the name Clawd Bot before rebranding to OpenClaw on January 27, 2026. The name change came after Anthropic raised trademark concerns related to similarities with their Claude AI model. The shift to OpenClaw symbolizes growth and adaptation, much like a lobster molting its shell to grow bigger and stronger.

The project exploded in popularity thanks to its innovative approach. It integrates deeply with the messaging apps you already use every day, turning them into a gateway for interacting with advanced AI. With over 30,000 GitHub stars, a thriving Discord community of thousands, and contributions from hundreds of developers, OpenClaw has quickly become a favorite among tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers.

Download OpenClaw v2026.9.5 - Software Mirrors

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 for macOS

OpenClaw-2026.9.5.dmg | 358.37 MB

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 for Linux

OpenClaw-2026.9.5-amd64.deb | 11.06 MB

OpenClaw-2026.9.5-amd64.AppImage | 133.47 MB

Others Download related to OpenClaw v2026.9.5

OpenClaw-2026.9.5.zip | 514.73 MB

OpenClaw-2026.9.5.dSYM.zip | 74.04 MB

openclaw-2026.9.5-dependency-evidence.zip | 299 kB

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 Source Code

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 Source code (zip)

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 Source code (tar.gz)

OpenClaw v2026.9.5 Release Notes:

OpenClaw v2026.9.5

64 direct commits · 4,179 pull requests · 503 contributors

Changes included in this release

The release notes and changelog contain the same content, presented in two formats:
  • Release notes — formatted for people, with expandable sections.
  • Changelog — plain Markdown for AI agents and tools.

Thanks

@0xalydev @0xghost42 @100yenadmin @1052 @373246784-design @609nft @849261680 @aaajiao @aadi-joshi @aanalog-crow @aaronqianaa @aaronwander @aatreya @abacha @abhishek17n @adamamzalag @adele-with-a-b @adembektas @agebreak0083 @akagifreeez @akarshghale @aleps001 @alex-govorov @alexph-dev @alexscfraser @alix-007 @altaywtf @alvinveroy @amadeubordaneto @amittell @amknight @amtls-bbq @andersonjeccel @angeliti999 @aniruddhaadak80 @ansxor @anusha0501 @anyech @arnehorn @aron-intframe @arong-me @arrobapontocom-ui @as76 @aspalagin @ataraxiat @atlas-crete @aurorabotticus-svg @axeg0 @ayaangazali @azuretek @baeut @bartok9 @batmanscode @baumus @bdjben @blackhu @blaekmajik @bodegaclaw @bravostation @bronyazaychik0328 @bruce-cham @bruce-yii @bsg2000 @caiming0331 @carme99 @cassiemei @cbruney @celthi @chac4l @chachi-max @chazgo @cheddaran @chelsealong @chengyouj @chilango74 @cjn119-ui @ckai49500-source @clawli-coder @clawputerlabs @clode2026 @compoodment @conan-scott @cookywook @corvid-reads @countermarch @cqforest123-wq @ctbritt @cubefarm-valkyrie @dakshk-02 @danhayman @darkamenosa @dasx @datrab @davidbennett1979 @davidchpl @davidcittadini @dbarbatti @dbostik @dbraendle @dclosefuturex @decent9967 @delicate-xqy @deltaecho3 @dembe-agent @dennyjoe @deregtx @desksk @deyangar @dg-thinkgoode @dgmoon1994 @dh-js @dioubernardo @djskinner @dolencluka @dom521 @donniefi @doomclaw @drobison00 @eason-mars @eatmoreduck @edenfunf @ekinnee @eleqtrizit @elharonyclaw @eliasbogordos @emes @emi-ercel @emilywinslow-source @emmyallears @emoriwan @enominera @enotionz @ericcaiwx-star @erulkey @etzelm @familievantuyll-max @fatihfulness @fazedors @fede-kamel @finn763 @flowzito @flyintothesky @foxrainhy @foxsky @frankekn @fray-ai @freeqaz-openai @freshxiaoyao @fszcd @fuller-stack-dev @fuma2013 @fused-id @gabrielnkl @galshir @gaodaabao @gbates19-jpg @geekforlife @ggfp2dhtht-wq @ghank @giangthb @giodl73-repo @gisk0 @githoubi @glucksberg @gluo88 @gokay-ai @good-warning @gorkem2020 @gracy769 @gregbond @gryffindorhammer @grynn @guarismo @guxiangya @hanamizuki @hannesrudolph @harjothkhara @harshitgupta31415 @hartmark @haruaiclone-droid @he-yufeng @hermannmetzker-ai @hermanzeng @highsensor @hk31584-alt @holny @honki12345 @hugenshen @hustfreefly @hyspacex @igs-rogenlo @iloveleon19 @injinj @isinghmitesh @itanyplus @itilys @iwhatsskill @jackpothan @jacks1237 @jackten @jacobtomlinson @jakuboleksy @jalehman @jalfaro2876 @jamesy023 @jared-oberhaus @jason-allen-oneal @jaysonsolis @jb-lopez @jerabinovich @jesse-merhi @jh-pm @jhvics1 @jiajia021 @jiesou @jinliyl @jj5638521 @jjjhenriksen @jlahullier @jlapenna @jmmoncada95 @joeykrug @johnmacob @joncursi @josepeluso @josephbergvinson @josh-cornelius @joshavant @joshpetras @jplavoiemtl @june-repro @k-oc-agent @kareemelangbawy191 @keith9681 @kevin2966n @kevinammerman @kgerman-ar @kimiyu-186 @kip-claw @klaussarros @krasimirkralev @kvnloo @kybrcore @lakemike @lamkan0210 @lastguru-net @laurencebrown @leegisang @legion-web3 @leochun92-sudo @leoin1 @leon-sk668 @libraho @lidashi1025 @lilei0311 @liuwqgit @liuyu1984 @lnxg33k @lordratner @loshay1 @louisone1 @lsr911 @lucarinaorg @luissalve @luomou12 @lwh0424 @ly85206559 @madkow1001 @majik360 @marcelolebre @marieldejesus12 @marmar9615-cloud @martinic @marvinthebored @masatohoshino @masterswords1 @mattfaus @maulu5 @maxwell-code07 @meajuda365 @mehmetulutug @mertbasar0 @mganjoo @michaeljgood71 @migelizaga-rgb @mikywang @milo-yellow @miluo-star @miorbnli @mlapida @mmhzlrj @mnowrot @modestapproach @moeedahmed @moerai @mohammedalkindi @moltmanisgreat @mrclawfield @mtoko @mwclaw @n0sn3b @n1hility @nachopenclaw-svg @najef1979-code @navras98 @newsstand @nianjiuzst @nickfost @nicknmorty @nierclaw-sudo @nikolascostello @nimarosa @niriakot @nissanlogan @nissl24 @nixcyry @njuboy11 @nktoronto @nmotyl @nocode-ananas @nocodet888-arch @noelillinger @noma-marketplacedb @novalis78 @novaunboundai @nullarbitrage @nvtoroy @o0j4yj4y0o @obviyus @oktrev @olli0103 @omarshahine @onlyysaurabh @ooooo9x @orangejon @osipovia @osolmaz @oxiaom @oywino @panyhp @pash-openai @patrick-erichsen @patryk-roguszewski @patrykpatryk5 @pawel-kowalczyk @peetiegonzalez @perpaul @petercheng @pfrederiksen @pgondhi987 @philippmuller @php737 @phucmep91-debug @pick-cat @piyushrathoree @pkinjo @pollybot13 @potterdigital @qingminglong @qq2744138qq @quangtran88 @qudingshun @quziang @radekpohl-rgb @raltonaugust @raydestar @rayseling @reisball @rex993 @rfd62794 @richard355168 @richchen01 @rileyjjy @rlosito @robertemetz-afk @robotx5 @rodja @rogerspires4452-dev @romneyda @rookai471 @rosssaunders @rshields-tfd @ruel225 @runvouch @rybing7 @sallyom @schjonhaug @scottrawson-sketch @seahopark @sercada @shad0wca7 @shadesurgeon @shakkernerd @shng-fujiwara @shojikumaru @sinenguquko @sisutuulenisa @sjf @sjf-oa @skorfmann @sla55er @smartnewb @smfworks @snotty @snowzlmbot @sollaci @solvely-colin @sonpiaz @sootyax @spiral-cmd @srinatar @steipete @stemkat100 @stwhwing @suidge @sunhsiao @sunlit-deng @sunnyshu0925 @superdiaodiao @sweetsophia @syfvb @taihartman @takhoffman @tannhatcms @tdvtoan @tedbarnett @terrencehinds99 @thaman666 @theangrypit @thegizmopro @timetrvlr @tlopez80-a11y @todddickerson @tomdailey55 @tommyjoseph @tontoko @tonyisblind @tracycollins @travellingsoldier85 @tsuel-dev @tzy-17 @unknowbug @unknownengineofficial @vacinc @vantang @vasubansal7576 @vicvinc @vincentkoc @vladimirkrdzic @von8794 @vsumner @vyctorbrzezowski @wajdamian @wakawakaooo @wangmiao0668000666 @wangyan2026 @wantosure @water-run @waterundman @waynegault @westaicommerce @wg-mojo @wilhelminavonhunt @woohahahaaa @wrgrant @wujialehk @xaver-savemyphone @xbb19730559 @xialonglee @xiankun-liang @xilopaint @xu-kai-quan @xuzhi1982 @xydigit-zt @xydigitlybnnnn @xydt-juyaohui @yangxiansheng @yasuhito @yetval @yigtwxx @ylcn91 @yncubys @youfa08 @yoyo837 @yubingjiaocn @yuexiaoyong-star @yuxiao345 @yyds-xxxx @zachisfine @zackmsa777-a11y @zaraki-a @zenglingbiao @zengwen-dt @zeroaltitude @zerolxgic @zhangbo-cn @zhangguiping-xydt @zhangmianzhong-glitch @zhanxingxin1998 @zhucegep @zoroo07 @zyv5ge @zzs12345-web
  • Aristotelianism
  • Benjamin Badejo
  • Chaz Gordish
  • digitalnav
  • digitalnav
  • eric
  • Jenna Brinning
  • K
  • P-Dawg
  • Rex Horizon
  • Ted Dessert

Release verification

  • npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/openclaw/v/2026.9.5
  • registry tarball: https://registry.npmjs.org/openclaw/-/openclaw-2026.9.5.tgz
  • integrity: sha512-TCO/ImVLh5HkF4tdfo7iriIa7kT6iYkIr/jR5ZOkePGFGhUx5Oe7DE716Y1DzzG2teRAVDdCjgJDu1A24Yta7w==
  • release SHA: ec9c1a13db8938e5a3eaa51fca2e981cde2395a9
  • full release CI report: https://github.com/openclaw/releases/blob/main/evidence/2026.9.5/release-evidence.md
  • release publish: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35414217443
  • npm preflight: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35382454474
  • full release validation: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35381634370
  • plugin npm publish: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35414496234
  • plugin ClawHub submission: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35414501298; public artifact verification follows successful release-parent completion
  • plugin ClawHub bootstrap: dispatched separately, not awaited by this proof: https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw/actions/runs/35414503229
  • Stable soak waived by operator: "Operator-approved by Peter for 2026.9.5: soak-only live/E2E lanes blocked by infrastructure and main-owned fixture failures; non-soak Full Release Validation 35381634370 attempt 2 green; 9.4 to 9.5 update proven on systemd-service and plain installs."
  • npm Telegram beta E2E: not supplied
  • Android APK: skipped — apps/android/version.json is 2026.8.2, release train is 2026.9.5; run the shared mobile cutter (scripts/mobile-release-version.ts --prepare) before the next tag.

Key Features of OpenClaw

OpenClaw goes far beyond simple chat responses. It acts as an active agent that can handle real tasks, remember context across sessions, and even reach out to you proactively.

Here are some of its standout features:

  • Multi-channel support: Connects to WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, iMessage, Microsoft Teams, Matrix, Google Chat, and more. You get one unified conversation that persists no matter which app you use.

  • Proactive assistance: Unlike passive chatbots, OpenClaw can send you messages first with reminders, alerts, morning briefings, or updates when something important happens.

  • Persistent memory: It remembers everything from past interactions, so you never have to repeat context when picking up unfinished work.

  • Powerful integrations: Links to tools for email management (like Gmail triage, drafting replies, or unsubscribing), code editing in IDEs, calendar handling, and custom skills you can build or download.

  • Voice and text input: Send voice notes on supported apps for transcription and processing, with more audio features in development.

  • Self-hosted privacy: Run it locally on your Mac, Linux machine, or a cloud droplet. Your data stays with you instead of feeding into big cloud AI services.

  • Easy onboarding: The CLI wizard (openclaw onboard) guides you through setup, including daemon installation for always-on access.

Developers love using it for coding tasks, where it can fix tests, generate full-stack features, or compile research notes. Everyday users appreciate inbox zero automation, smart replies, and consolidated messaging from multiple platforms.

How to Get Started with OpenClaw

One-liner

#for macOS/linux
curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bash

#for Windows
powershell -c "irm https://openclaw.ai/install.ps1 | iex"

npm

npm i -g openclaw
openclaw onboard

pnpm

pnpm add -g openclaw
openclaw onboard

Download DMG file for macOS

Many run it on a home machine for privacy or on a cheap cloud server for 24/7 access. Once live, add OpenClaw as a contact in WhatsApp or invite the bot to your Discord server, then start chatting.

OpenClaw represents the next step in personal AI. It combines large language model smarts with real-world action, persistent context, and deep system access in a way few tools do. You get an assistant that lives in your existing apps, handles routine tasks autonomously, and evolves with community contributions.

If you value privacy, customization, and true productivity boosts, OpenClaw deserves a spot in your workflow. Head to the official site at https://openclaw.ai/, check the docs at https://docs.openclaw.ai/, or join the active Discord to see what others are building. The future of personal AI assistants looks a lot like OpenClaw, and it's already here for anyone ready to self-host it.

OpenClaw v2026.9.5
Free
Software Informations:
Developer:

Operating System:
MacOS / Windows / Linux
Date Added:
2026-09-19T13:44:15.498Z
Categories:

Post a Comment/Report Broken Link: