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OpenClaw says version 2.0 adds shared cloud sessions

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OpenClaw said it released version 2.0, an update spanning installation, messaging, memory, skills, models, automations, browser and native apps, plugins, and security. The company said the release adds shared cloud sessions, allowing team members to join live work or hand it off with prior context intact. It also said first-time setup can use existing ChatGPT or Claude subscriptions, API keys and local models. The claims come from OpenClaw's own release post, which provides no independent performance or adoption data.
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