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Foundation that stewards OpenClaw, the open-source local-first runtime for persistent AI agents, and its OpenClaw Enterprise control plane.
OpenClaw Foundation released OpenClaw Enterprise on September 29, an AI agent control plane with multi-tenancy and audit trails that costs nothing to license. The foundation sells no hosted tier, so paid governance rivals now compete on hosting and support alone.
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OpenClaw's foundation released OpenClaw Enterprise, a free self-hosted control plane for persistent agents, on September 29 for internal pilots only. Workload authentication and gateway admission are unbuilt, so IT gets a design to test before 1.0 later in 2026.
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OpenClaw's shared sessions let a colleague take over an agent's work with its context intact while model credentials stay on the Gateway host, which is the same design that gives each install exactly one trust boundary.
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Trail of Bits filed 27 private advisories against the local-first agent runtime, and OpenClaw rated 24 of them with no Critical findings. The count, not the worst entry, is what transfers to anyone whose agent branches work.
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AWS and the OpenClaw Foundation published a payment walkthrough whose real content is a trust boundary: session-creation authority and wallet credentials sit outside the runtime the model can talk to.
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