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OpenClaw publishes free enterprise control plane for AI agents
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The open-source platform brings multi-tenancy, governance, and security boundaries to persistent AI agent management across organizations.
Key facts
- Peter Steinberger originally created OpenClaw as an autonomous AI agent framework in late 2025, and the tool has evolved rapidly
- OpenClaw 2.0 dropped on August 30, roughly a month before OCE’s announcement, introducing collaborative enhancements and security protocols designed to transition the framework from solo developer
- Version 1.0 is expected soon, and OCE is currently in the internal pilot phase at Red Hat and OpenAI before that full release
- Its willingness to pilot OCE internally suggests the platform has passed at least a baseline threshold of enterprise readiness, even before the official 1.0 release
Summary
Managing a single AI agent is one thing. The OpenClaw Foundation launched OpenClaw Enterprise (OCE) on September 29, a free, open-source control plane purpose-built for running persistent AI agents in multi-user and sensitive enterprise environments. OCE’s origin story has an unusual arc. OpenClaw 2.0 dropped on August 30, roughly a month before OCE’s announcement, introducing collaborative enhancements and security protocols designed to transition the framework from solo developer usage to shared enterprise environments.