OpenClaw v2026.2.15 update is insane! From an experimental toy to a production-grade Agent platform, the core upgrades are slashing long-term running costs—time for the market to FOMO: 1. Prompt caching + smart context compression: Repeated system prompts/history are auto-cached, cutting long conversation token usage by 30–60%, with cache hit rates of 70–90% → Daily Agent task input costs are basically zero! 2. Major upgrade to sub-agent polling mechanism: One-time polling disabled → Event-driven + delayed wake-up + agent sleep states, multi-agent collaboration saves 40–70% tokens! Agent Swarm is now truly affordable. 3. Streamlined tool calls & batch execution: Supports parallel tool calling + result trimming, reducing complex task rounds from 5–10 to 2–4, boosting token efficiency by 2–3x. 4. Cost-aware model routing: Automatically switches models based on task complexity (simple tasks use MiniMax-M2.5 Lightning for speed & low cost, complex tasks fallback to high-end models), with auto-downgrade for budget overruns → Lowest average costs. 5. Discord Components v2: Native support for buttons, select menus, modals, and attachments—Agents evolve from plain text chat to interactive “apps”! Instantly unlocks Discord’s ecosystem of hundreds of millions of users. 6. Hardcore security enhancements: 100+ fixes (SSRF, whitelisting, path traversal, credential redaction, container escape, etc.) + VirusTotal skill scanning partnership, solving enterprise compliance pain points in one click. In one sentence: v2026.2.15 takes OpenClaw from “experimental” to “production-ready,” slashing token consumption by 40–70%. Combined with MiniMax-M2.5 at $1/hour for 100 TPS, 24/7 multi-agent operations now cost just a few dozen bucks per month. Is this wave of “zero-cost intelligence + interactive revolution” about to ignite the era of personal digital employees?