OpenClawOpenClaw has released version 2026.1.30, introducing several usability and integration updates across its AI tooling and messaging connectors. The release adds shell completion, expands model access with Kimi K2.5 and Kimi Coding, brings MiniMax OAuth support, and includes a set of Telegram improvements alongside broader community-contributed fixes.
Key updates in OpenClaw 2026.1.30 include:
- Shell completion, making command-line workflows easier to navigate
- Support for Kimi K2.5 and Kimi Coding, with the post highlighting the ability to run a claw for free
- MiniMax OAuth, adding another model provider accessible through login-based authentication
- Six Telegram fixes covering areas such as threading and HTML rendering
- Additional community-contributed fixes across LINE, BlueBubbles, routing, security, and OAuth
For small business owners and builders, this release points to a more flexible and reliable setup for running AI-driven workflows across different channels and model providers. Easier access to models, better authentication options, and messaging fixes can reduce setup friction for lean teams using AI and NoCode tools.
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