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OpenClaw Releases

You need a specific OpenClaw version. The releases page has every binary and release note.

What breaks without openclaw releases

Wrong version installed. Missing release notes. No binary download available.

Correct version every time × all tagged releases with binaries ÷ 5-minute download ÷ no version confusion = reproducible installs.

openclaw releases — what it actually does

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Lists every tagged OpenClaw release with associated binaries and checksums.
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Release notes are more concise than CHANGELOG.md and link to associated PRs.
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Use to pin a specific version for reproducible production deployments.
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Subscribe to release notifications to catch security patches quickly.
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Useful for auditing which version was deployed at any point in time.

Security check — openclaw releases

Privacy score: 7/10 — accesses connected platform APIs only. Lock it: review OAuth scopes before install, confirm All platforms compatibility.

Quick start — openclaw releases in 5 minutes

Setup time: 5 minutes

Install the package:

# Pin to a specific version:
npm install -g openclaw@1.4.0
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Open the releases page
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Find the version you need
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Read the release notes
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Install via npm with the specific version tag
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Or download the source archive for offline use

Troubleshooting openclaw releases

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1. Installing a release candidate (rc) tag in production — rc releases may have breaking bugs
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2. Skipping release notes — missing critical migration steps

Compatibility & status

Works with: All platforms beginner Last updated: Nov 2025 MIT

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FAQ — openclaw releases

Should I use npm or download from Releases?

npm for all standard installations. Releases page for offline archives or auditing.

Are pre-releases listed here?

Yes — with '-rc' or '-beta' in the tag. Filter to stable releases only.

Where are older pre-1.0 releases?

Also listed here — scroll down or filter by release type.

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Deploying from latest tag without checking releases risks a breaking change.

Pin a release before production.

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