What's new in clawrium v26.6.3
The v26.6.3 release refines the user experience with a new provider type, a restructured GUI, and a critical test fix. The legacy clm CLI is removed, and all users must migrate to clawctl.
What changed
clawctl is now the only CLI. The legacy clm command has been removed. Update all scripts, aliases, and CI pipelines to use clawctl instead. No migration tool is provided — if you cannot migrate immediately, pin to clawrium==26.6.1.
litellm provider support is now available. Register any OpenAI-compatible proxy (LiteLLM, vLLM) with clawctl provider add --type litellm --url <proxy> --model <id>. The provider auto-populates available models and supports multi-attachment with per-role API keys.
Providers page has been restructured into a table with inline details and a new Registry tab. Bedrock provider configuration now prompts for AWS Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, and Region — no more API key input. The table shows provider type, default model, and usage count.
Hermes Bedrock multi-attach with shared credentials — hermes agents can now have multiple Bedrock provider attachments as long as every attachment shares the same (access_key, secret_key, region) triple. Previously, any second bedrock attachment raised; divergent credentials or regions still raise upfront with a clear error.
Sidebar has been reorganized. The Agents tab now hosts the fleet table, previously embedded on the Dashboard. Integrations is now above the coming-soon rows. Settings has been moved to the footer as a gear icon. MCPs, Scheduled Jobs, and Agent Builder are now grayed-out buttons that open a "coming soon" modal with upvote, Discord, and feature request options.
Fleet health test race has been fixed. A shared asyncio.Semaphore and ThreadPoolExecutor were causing test failures when event loops changed. These are now lazy-initialized per process, eliminating the race condition.
Why
The clm removal unifies the interface and reduces maintenance burden. The clawctl command is now the only supported interface.
The litellm provider opens the door to cost-efficient, self-hosted LLM proxies. It extends the existing OpenAI-bypass pattern to any compatible service.
The Providers page rework improves discoverability and reduces configuration errors. AWS credentials are now entered directly, not as opaque API keys.
The sidebar reorganization improves navigation. The Agents tab makes fleet management more discoverable. The coming-soon modals turn feature requests into actionable feedback.
The test fix ensures CI stability. The race condition was causing intermittent failures in the GUI test suite.
Try it
# Install or upgrade
uv tool install clawrium@v26.6.3
# Migrate from clm to clawctl
clawctl agent get
clawctl provider add --type litellm --url http://localhost:8000/v1 --model gpt-4o
# Use the new Providers page in the web UI
# Configure Bedrock with your AWS credentials
# Click the new Agents tab to see your fleet