Platform update
hablo now runs on OpenClaw 2026.7.1-2.
OpenClaw 2026.7.1-2 is now live on hablo. Taking the 2026.6.11 version we had published as the baseline, this update brings together improvements focused on diagnostics, operational reliability and continuity in day-to-day work.
Fewer fragile automations, better warnings when something goes wrong and steadier operation across the gateway, the browser, cron and file handling.
What improves on the previous baseline
- Far more useful diagnostics: OpenClaw spots and explains gateway, disk, configuration, credential, plugin, cron and general-status problems better, before they turn into opaque incidents.
- More reliable cron and automations: fixes for restart failures, timeouts, delivery to threads, alert persistence, model inheritance and recovery of scheduled runs.
- Less friction with the browser and files: better handling of downloads, PDFs, persistent sessions, screenshots and large responses, and better reconnection when the remote browser or the gateway drops.
- Safer gateway and updates: updates respect work in progress better, restarts preserve more useful state and operational warnings help you spot degraded configurations sooner.
- Sturdier tools and sessions: fewer blockages from truncated output, better error messages, more resilient backups and more predictable behaviour in exec, status, doctor and maintenance.
What this means for hablo users
You don't have to do anything. The upgrade is already applied and it shows above all in consistency: less time lost diagnosing oddities, less risk of jobs breaking silently and better tolerance when there are outages, restarts or a lot of concurrent work.
If you want the official technical detail of the base release behind this installed build, OpenClaw publishes it here: OpenClaw 2026.7.1 release notes.