OpenClaw adds skill rollback and public chat sharing in v2026.10.5
OpenClaw's latest release updates agent navigation, adds Undo for learned skills and lets people view published conversations without logging in.
OpenClaw has released v2026.10.5 with changes to agent navigation, learned skills and conversation sharing. The project says the release incorporates 2,250 pull requests from 637 contributors.
The sidebar adds searchable agent lists and pinning. Separate panels display delegated tasks and command output alongside the main conversation, with controls to stop work. Skill Workshop 2.0 adds version comparisons and Undo, retaining as many as 10 saved versions.
These controls let users inspect and reverse changes to procedures their assistants learn. Published conversations also become readable without an account through their existing chat addresses. Sharing exposes earlier and subsequent messages and final responses, and disabling it cannot remove copies already saved.
Deployments protected by a login proxy require additional routing configuration to support public viewing. OpenClaw also cautions that background learning sends conversation and tool data to the selected model provider and may increase usage costs.
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