Release Notes

June 22, 2026

v0.0.66

NemoClaw v0.0.66 improves gateway serving, OpenClaw agent workflows, messaging defaults, local inference setup, and release validation:

  • Gateway and recovery paths now fail more clearly while preserving sandbox boundaries. NemoClaw pins OpenClaw gateway hot reload behavior, watches for sustained serving state, auto-detects resumable onboarding sessions, reuses gateway-held NVIDIA credentials during non-interactive recreate flows, enforces the Hermes environment-secret boundary during recovery probes, and hardens temporary-file creation in sandbox helper paths. For more information, refer to Troubleshooting, Recover and Rebuild Sandboxes, Credential Storage, and Security Best Practices.
  • OpenClaw sandboxes gained new agent workflows. The release adds the LangChain Deep Agents Code harness, agents.yaml declarative multi-agent manifests, live agents apply reconciliation, and the non-interactive nemoclaw <name> agent passthrough command for automation that needs direct OpenClaw agent access. For more information, refer to Quickstart with LangChain Deep Agents Code, Declarative Multi-Agent Manifest, and NemoClaw CLI Commands Reference.
  • Messaging setup has clearer OpenClaw Telegram group defaults. NemoClaw records explicit channel defaults during onboarding, defaults OpenClaw Telegram group access to TELEGRAM_GROUP_POLICY=open, and lets operators choose allowlist or disabled when they need stricter group behavior. For more information, refer to Choose Messaging Channels.
  • Day-two CLI operations validate local and sandbox paths earlier. nemoclaw <name> exec --workdir <dir> checks that the sandbox directory exists before running the inner command, and download, upload, and sessions export resolve relative host paths from the caller’s current working directory. For more information, refer to NemoClaw CLI Commands Reference and Understand Sandbox State.
  • Local inference setup avoids more misleading failures. NemoClaw skips false-negative host verification for local providers when the sandbox-routed endpoint is the source of truth, keeps the first Local Ollama TUI turn under OpenClaw’s compaction budget, and refreshes the DGX Spark Qwen3.6 managed-vLLM recipe to match current model-card guidance. For more information, refer to Choose a Local Inference Server and Choose an Inference Provider.