OpenClaw 2.0 Slashes UI Load to 575 ms, Adds Guided AI Model Setup
OpenClaw 2.0 delivers a 575 ms UI launch, a guided model‑setup flow, and a one‑trust‑boundary architecture that reshapes AI‑agent security for developers and enterprises alike.
OpenClaw 2.0 delivers a 575 ms UI launch, a guided model‑setup flow, and a one‑trust‑boundary architecture that reshapes AI‑agent security for developers and enterprises alike.
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