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BoxLite has launched an invite-only free managed cloud platform designed to support developers creating agents, sandboxes, scraping jobs, and automation workflows related to OpenClaw development activities. This platform aims to facilitate easier and more efficient OpenClaw project deployment.
A newly released OpenClaw plugin records all actions performed by OpenClaw agents in production environments, allowing users to monitor agent behaviors and manage operational costs effectively. It addresses challenges like unnoticed actions and deviations from planned tasks, improving oversight.
Icarus is an advanced OpenClaw agent introduced to enhance performance and feature capabilities within the OpenClaw ecosystem. The discussion focuses on its design, capabilities, and intended applications for developers building with OpenClaw.
This article outlines security strategies to protect OpenClaw from indirect prompt injection attacks, detailing potential vulnerabilities and the defensive measures developers can implement to safeguard their systems.
Proxima v5.0.0 has been released, featuring fully autonomous AI system agents that operate locally on PCs and support AI models such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity. This update removes the need for API fees by running agents without cloud dependency.
A plugin has been developed for OpenClaw agents that converts frequent agent wake-ups into persistent commitments, enabling agents to follow through on tasks continuously without repeated user prompting. This aims to improve agent efficiency and task reliability.
The third episode of The ClawCast podcast discussed OpenClaw's onboarding system overhaul, reflections on a cancelled demo, and lessons learned from Hermes’s system, along with a comparison of OpenClaw's capabilities to tools like Codex.
An article published by Hostinger illustrates 25 practical ways to use OpenClaw for automating both professional workflows and everyday life tasks, showing the platform's broad versatility and application scope as of June 6, 2026.
A user reports issues configuring OpenClaw to use new AI models including Google’s Gemini 3.5 and 3.1-pro-preview, detailing attempts to add API keys and select these models within the OpenClaw configuration, reflecting early integration challenges with cutting-edge models.
An open-source plugin enables OpenClaw agents to make phone calls, countering the trend of paid SaaS ($20/month) voice call plugins by providing a free, real-time calling solution available on GitHub. This expands agent interaction capabilities.