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OpenClaw pre-release 2026.9.1-beta.1 (Aug 28, 2026) ships six operational fixes: Gateway restart recovery (preserve admitted turns across restarts), Gateway config-write reliability (committed writes stay pending through watcher handoff), Worker recovery (re-arm admission deadlines, terminalize dead-worker turns), Linux Node 24 LTS installer fix, Control UI file safety, and Codex managed runtime bump to v0.150.1. Beta is a preview of stable, not a production recommendation.
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