Saad Ullah
⬤ OpenClaw just dropped version 2026.2.6, and it's packing some serious upgrades. The platform now supports Anthropic's Opus 4.6 and OpenAI's GPT-5.3-Codex, letting developers run powerful coding and reasoning models all in one place without jumping between different tools.
⬤ The update doesn't stop there—it also brings in xAI Grok and Baidu Qianfan support, making it easier to work across different AI ecosystems. There's a new token usage dashboard so you can actually see where your resources are going, plus memory functionality powered by Voyage AI that helps the system remember context during longer sessions. Basically, it's becoming a one-stop shop for managing multiple AI models at once.
⬤ "We've focused heavily on making the platform both more capable and more secure," the team noted in their release announcement. They've added a skill code safety scanner that flags potentially risky code behavior, fixed several stability issues with automated processes, and rolled out broader security improvements to make the whole system more reliable.
⬤ This release shows where AI development is heading—toward platforms that can juggle multiple models while keeping everything secure and visible. As AI tools get more complex, having systems that combine monitoring, safety controls, and easy integration across providers might become the standard way developers build and manage their workflows.
Saad Ullah
