OpenClaw took a clear step this window from "agent you run locally" toward "agent you run as infrastructure." Two commits do the heavy lifting.
A Claude session fleet
The first adds a Claude session fleet. Rather than one Claude session per user or per task, OpenClaw can now manage a pool of sessions as a unit — start, track, and tear down many at once. For anyone running agents across a team, a fleet is the primitive you need before you can do queueing, isolation, and fair scheduling. It is also the piece that makes "one agent per repo" or "one agent per PR" tractable instead of a shell script you maintain by hand.
Production cloud workers
The second is bigger: cloud workers with production worker bundles, pinned SSH bootstrap, and an admission handshake. Read the parts:
