The OpenCrabs 0.2.2 update refines token counting with the official `tiktoken` library and introduces a three‑tier memory architecture, making AI more reliable and easier to manage.
Persona Looting is a new malware that steals the cryptographic skeleton key of OpenClaw agents. This article explains how it works, why it matters, and how to protect your AI workflows.
OpenCrabs 0.2.2 introduces precise token counting, earlier memory compaction, and a new config manager tool. These updates help developers keep AI agents within budget and context limits.
OpenClaw and Neura’s Router Agents are redefining AI development. This guide explains how to use Gemini 3.1, GLM‑5, and secure routing to build powerful, multi‑model workflows.
The new OpenClaw social media automation skill lets you create, schedule, and analyze posts across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest, and LinkedIn—all from a single dashboard.
The OpenClaw Genviral skill automates short‑form video creation across TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. It handles trend research, script writing, editing, and analytics.
OpenClaw’s latest release adds native Gemini 3.1 support, thread‑bound subagent sessions, Discord streaming, and mobile gateways. This guide explains how to get started and why it matters for developers.
Learn why AI agent security standards matter, how prompt injection works, and a practical 10 step checklist to secure agents and plugins.
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OpenClaw 2026.2.21 brings Gemini 3.1 and GLM‑5 into the agent framework, fixes token counting, and adds live config reload.