How OpenClaw Runs Its Releases

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    OpenClaw describes a release train in which changes from the main branch enter beta, receive fixes and later become stable releases. Subsequent high-priority fixes can be backported into both tracks.

    The presenter says an agent session selects backports, runs validation and records how changes were adaptedWorkflow automation uses software or AI to complete a connected sequence of routine steps with less manual effort. when they do not apply cleanly. This account describes the project’s workflow and planned automation.

    The presenter also describes reviewing release-session transcripts for recurring problems and maintaining a deduplicated ledger so fixes to code or release tooling can be applied across affected branches.

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    A flat illustration of a release workflow with blue and white text on black. With WWW.ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE.VIDEO, 6 November 2026 and duration 5m 52s.

    OpenClaw describes a release process with beta and stable branches, agent-led validation and shared lessons.