What's new in clawrium v26.6.0
The biggest release yet: a kubectl-style CLI, macOS support, native web UIs for all agent types, and 100+ improvements across the stack.
What changed
clawctl replaces clm with a kubectl-style interface. Consistent verbs (get, describe, create, delete, apply), pipe-friendly output (-o yaml, -o json, -o name), and tab completion for bash/zsh/fish. The old clm commands still work but clawctl is the canonical surface going forward.
macOS support is now first-class. Install, configure, and run hermes/zeroclaw/openclaw agents on macOS alongside Linux. Same commands, same workflows. This was the top-voted issue and is now resolved.
Native web UI for hermes, zeroclaw, and openclaw agents via features.web_ui in the manifest. Toggle it on and get a browser-accessible interface without extra setup.
Agent open from the GUI — one click opens the agent's web UI or TUI. Works for hermes, zeroclaw, and openclaw. Also available via CLI: clawctl agent open <name>.
Multi-provider data model under the hood. Configure multiple inference providers per agent, with a searchable model picker in the GUI to select models across providers.
Cluster topology view in the GUI — visualize your fleet by host, with edge focus to see connections.
Why
The CLI rewrite addresses two years of organic growth: inconsistent verbs, scattered output formats, and no completion. clawctl brings the same mental model you know from kubectl to agent management.
macOS support was the top-voted issue. The install process is now identical across Linux and macOS.
The web UI and agent-open features came from operational pain: checking agent state required SSH tunnels or remembering ports. Now it's one click.
Try it
# Install or upgrade
uv tool install clawrium@v26.6.0
# Try the new CLI
clawctl agent get
clawctl agent describe <name>
clawctl agent open <name>
# macOS users: same commands, same experience