OpenClaw v2026.2.22 Released: New Skills, Improved Memory, and Windows Support

OpenClaw v2026.2.22 shipped this week with significant improvements across installation, memory, and the skill ecosystem.

Windows One-Liner Install

Windows users can now install OpenClaw with a single PowerShell command. The script handles Node.js 22+, Python, and the OpenClaw CLI—no manual setup required. WSL2 remains supported for users who prefer a Linux environment.

Persistent Memory Upgrades

OpenClaw's memory system—which lets the assistant remember preferences, context, and past interactions—has been refined. Memory retrieval is faster; context windows are better utilized. Users report more coherent multi-turn conversations and fewer "forgot what we were doing" moments.

New and Updated Skills

The skill library now exceeds 100 plugins. New additions include deeper Notion integration, improved calendar sync, and expanded smart home support. Community-contributed skills for Airtable, Linear, and Figma are gaining traction.

Stability and Performance

Bug fixes address edge cases in browser automation and shell execution. The daemon is more resilient to long-running tasks. Documentation at docs.openclaw.ai has been updated with new platform guides and troubleshooting steps.

Upgrade

Run npm install -g openclaw@latest or use your package manager's update command. Restart the daemon to pick up changes.