Episode 6·February 25, 2026·43:49
The v2026.2.24 Update & Bot Social Networks
Episode 6 covers the massive OpenClaw v2026.2.24 release with its new 5-tab Android shell and security hardening, the v2026.2.23 SSRF policy shift, the origins of the Molty mascot and the Lobster Way culture, Moltbook — a social network built by bots for bots with humans forbidden, the security risks of agentic coordination, the MoltMatch consent controversy, Nanbeige 4.1-3B for low-spec hardware, and Claude Opus 4.6 integration.
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Topics Covered
- The OpenClaw v2026.2.24 Update: A massive follow-up release focusing on a new 5-tab Android shell, 4-step onboarding, and critical security hardening around Workspace FS (@-prefixed paths) and Sandbox media restrictions.
- The OpenClaw v2026.2.23 Update: Yesterday's security release shifting the browser SSRF policy to 'trusted-network' mode by default and introducing first-class 'kilocode' provider support.
- The Lobster Way: The culture and origins of the "Molty" mascot in the OpenClaw community, and how it became a symbol of local AI resilience.
- Moltbook: The new social network built by a bot, specifically for bots to interact, strictly forbidding human participation.
- Agentic Coordination: A deep dive into the security risks and economic implications of bot-to-bot social media, and what happens when autonomous agents coordinate without human oversight.
- macOS Voice Wake Fix: Improvements to voice-wake routing and gateway binary discovery. Source
- MoltMatch Consent Incident: Public controversy regarding agent interactions with social dating services. Source
- Nanbeige 4.1-3B: Emerging as a top pick for low-spec local AI hardware. Source
- Claude 4.6 Support: Integration of Claude Opus 4.6 into the OpenClaw gateway for enhanced reasoning. Source