OpenClaw React Client Update Adds Model Per Agent, CLI Tool, and Auto-Start
OpenClaw Client Update Features
The open-source OpenClaw React client has received a major update following community feedback. The project gained significant traction with over 900 clones in its first week.
New Features
- Model Per Agent: You can now assign specific models to specific agents. To configure this, click the + button, hit configure, and select the model you want for that agent.
- Auto-Updates: The client now receives updates automatically. You'll see a notification right on the dashboard when a new update is available.
- New CLI Tool: Managing the client is now easier with terminal commands. You can run
openclaw_client start | stop | restart | uninstalldirectly from your terminal. - Auto-Start: The client now runs automatically after a system reboot, eliminating the need to start it manually each time.
The update is available in the GitHub repository, which has seen significant community engagement. OpenClaw is an open-source platform for AI coding agents, and this client provides a React-based interface for interacting with the system.
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