Loading...
Tips, guides, and news from the ClawHosters team.
On April 22, 2026, OpenAI announced Workspace Agents for ChatGPT Business and Enterprise customers. Think always-on, cloud-hosted AI agents that plug into Slack, Salesforce, Google Drive, and about a dozen other enterprise tools.
One in thirteen skills on ClawHub is malicious. That's the finding from a follow-up scan by Koi Security and Termdock published February 16, 2026: 824 malicious skills out of 10,700+ total. A 7.7% infection rate on the official skill marketplace for OpenClaw.
186 startups tracked on TrustMRR. Over $1.4 million in verified historical revenue via Stripe. And a peak month somewhere in Q1 2026 that probably touched $400K across the entire ecosystem, according to VCBacked's analysis.
On May 1, 2026, Microsoft made Agent 365 generally available. And OpenClaw is the only agent it currently detects and blocks. Not one of many. The only one.
Five openclaw hosting providers just showed up on TrustMRR, a marketplace where SaaS businesses get listed for acquisition. Quick Claw, ClawdHost, ClawHost, EveryClaw.ai, and LarryBrain. All listed simultaneously. That is not a coincidence.
Twenty seconds to browse your available models. That was the reality before this release. OpenClaw v2026.5.22 drops that to roughly 5 milliseconds. A 4,100x improvement on the `/models` endpoint, measured after the gateway warms up at startup.
OpenClaw v2026.5.18 landed on May 18 and it's already running on your ClawHosters instance. This one matters if you care about plugins, voice, or uptime during config changes.
On May 19, Automation Anywhere announced EnterpriseClaw, a collaboration with Cisco, NVIDIA, Okta, and OpenAI to deploy autonomous AI agents inside Fortune 500 infrastructure. It's currently in preview, with general availability expected later this year.
Google quietly shut down Project Mariner on May 4, 2026. No public announcement. No blog post. Just removed.
Security blog FlyingPenguin dropped a report on May 7 that should worry every self-hosted OpenClaw operator. The title alone says everything: "OpenClaw is Cooked: 433 CVEs Patched by Agents That Can't Fix What's Broken."
AWS just shipped the first cloud-native governance layer for AI agent tool calls. And the design is smarter than I expected.
Peter Steinberger published a candid blog post this week, and a new openclaw lts release track is the direct result. The short version: the openclaw rough week between April 24 and 29 was worse than it looked from the outside, and the OpenClaw Foundation is doing something about it.
