OpenClaw releases v2026.3.2, adding native PDF analysis tool with 150+fixes and multiple destructive changes BlockBeats News: On March 3rd, the open-source AI agent framework OpenClaw released version 2026.3.2, which includes multiple new features, security enhancements, and over 150 bug fixes, with the participation of 93 contributors. In terms of major new features, this version has added a native PDF analysis tool that supports Anthropic and Google as PDF processing backends, and can configure extraction rollback strategies and page/size limits; The SecretRef credential reference mechanism has been extended to 64 targets, covering the entire process of runtime collectors, planning/execution/auditing. Unresolved references will immediately report errors on active interfaces; Added STT (Speech to Text) API, supporting transcription of audio files through configured service providers; Telegram message streaming switches to "partial" mode by default to support real-time preview; Added MiniMax-M2.5-high-speed model to the provider directory. This version contains four disruptive changes: the newly installed default tool configuration has been switched from the extensive programming toolset to the "messaging" configuration; ACP scheduling is enabled by default; The plugin HTTP route registration API has been changed from registering HttpHandler to registering HttpRoute, which requires explicit authentication declaration; Zalo Personal no longer relies on external CLI binary files and instead uses a pure JS runtime. We have fixed security issues such as Gateway loopback WebSocket reinforcement, plugin routing registration anti duplication, Webhook authentication pre parsing, and skill workspace symbolic link escape protection.