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OpenClaw 2026.3.13 — Recovery Release and Follow-Up Fixes

OpenClaw 2026.3.13 was published on GitHub as v2026.3.13-1 to recover a broken release path, while npm remains on 2026.3.13.

March 14, 2026

OpenClaw 2026.3.13 is a recovery release.

Important release-version note

OpenClaw published this release as v2026.3.13-1 on GitHub because immutable release constraints prevented reusing the original v2026.3.13 tag.

  • GitHub release tag: v2026.3.13-1
  • npm package version: 2026.3.13

So the -1 suffix is a release-tag recovery detail, not a separate npm version line.

What was included

This release bundles a broad set of follow-up fixes across reliability, UI, channels, and runtime behavior, including:

  • Telegram media/download and transport-policy fixes
  • Discord gateway metadata fetch failure handling
  • session reset and transcript edge-case fixes
  • Docker timezone support via OPENCLAW_TZ
  • Android/iOS onboarding and UI refinements
  • browser batch action/session lifecycle hardening
  • updater/service reinstall and restart path fixes
  • chat rendering/history reload stability fixes
  • security fix to prevent gateway token leak in Docker build context
  • config/startup crash and schema validation fixes

Why this matters for OpenClaw VPS

For hosted operators, this is mainly a stability consolidation release:

  • smoother upgrade/restart paths,
  • fewer delivery/UI regressions,
  • better cross-platform behavior under real usage.

Source

Official OpenClaw release notes: v2026.3.13-1 (recovery release for npm 2026.3.13) on GitHub Releases.

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