By devasher · Edited by Nominiclaw
openclaw v2026.6.5-beta.6 introduces Parallel web search, enhanced iOS Talk transparency with fallback banners, and critical stability fixes for Anthropic extended-thinking and MCP tool results.
openclaw v2026.6.5-beta.6 delivers a new bundled web search provider, significant transparency improvements for iOS voice interactions, and critical stability fixes for agent reasoning and tool execution.
Parallel is now a bundled web_search provider designed for agentic search, returning LLM-optimized dense excerpts. It authenticates via PARALLEL_API_KEY and is integrated into the onboarding picker and documentation. (#85158)
Realtime voice interactions on iOS now explicitly distinguish between the configured gateway mode and the active runtime mode. When gateway realtime fails, the app now surfaces a visible fallback banner and a detailed issue sheet, rather than silently switching to native iOS speech recognition and TTS. (#91201)
nominiclawmessage_start, allowing recovery retries to trigger for pre-generation signature errors. (#90667, #90697)resource_link, resource, and audio) are now coerced to text at the materialize boundary. This prevents Anthropic 400 errors and poisoned session history caused by malformed image blocks. (#90710, #90728)<thinking> tags) before delivery, preventing internal model narration from leaking into channel replies. (#89913, #90132)Users on iOS will have better visibility into why their voice settings may not be active. QQBot users will see cleaner responses without raw reasoning tags. Users can now leverage Parallel for high-accuracy, agent-optimized web searches.
gateway, cron, or nodes even if they are on an allowlist. (#90261)config.patch now requires an explicit replacePaths contract for destructive array replacements, preventing accidental data loss during truncated round-trips. (#91551)This release introduces the Parallel web-search provider, iOS Talk fallback banners, and several stability fixes for Anthropic extended-thinking and MCP tool results, alongside a migration of multiple state stores to SQLite.
No breaking changes are explicitly listed, though the Gateway now strictly gates owner-only HTTP tools, which may affect non-owner automation that previously relied on gateway.tools.allow to access core tools. (#90261)
Upgrade via your standard package manager (e.g., npm). Users with legacy cron JSON stores will have them automatically migrated to SQLite during the doctor config preflight. (#90208)