Timeline
OcuClaw, the story so far.
The releases, fixes and milestones that shaped OcuClaw.
Release timeline — newest first
Featured by Even Realities.
Even Realities’ new Developer series opens with OcuClaw. Watch the episode.
OcuClaw 2 is here.
Our biggest update so far. OcuClaw V2 brings Hermes Agent support, interactive displays, silent typing and a new home for your agents. Meet Speck, follow work from your glasses, and make OcuClaw your own.
- Hermes, alongside OpenClaw — chats, approvals, models and skills now work with Hermes Agent too. Its kanban board lets you follow several agents at once, review their work and answer when they need you.
- LiveUI — your agent builds checklists, choices, readers and graphics on your glasses. Save useful interfaces as Tasks and run them again.
- Silent input — compose messages with swipes and taps on your ring or glasses. We built a custom word model trained on real conversations and optimised to minimise the inputs needed per word. It learns your vocabulary and uses the message you’re answering for context, while Jev by TypeSafe AI helps rank likely next words. Your agent can also suggest whole replies.
- A new Home — see your agents, spot who needs you and switch between chats. Add agents for different jobs, with Light, Dark and System themes.
- Your controls, your way — pin skills, Tasks, agents and Saved Prompts to the contextual menu or a temple gesture.
- Meet Speck — the Alive engine brings Speck to life, reacting as your agent thinks, uses tools and works through the Board.
- Smoother reading and voice — replies reach the glasses sooner, Natural Text Flow follows your reading pace, and interrupted voice input stays available for review.
- Easier setup — guided installation and pairing cover local and Cloudways hosts, with clearer progress, scannable QR codes and better recovery when a step needs attention.
OcuClaw now runs on System One.
TypeSafe AI granted OcuClaw early access to System One Models, a new class of model built to make fast, structured decisions. Jev, the first of them, is available today in Silent input, where it ranks likely next words using the context of your message. Coming soon to LiveUI: Jev joins the pipeline that builds the interfaces on your glasses, making screens even faster to appear and lighter on the session, so the agent holds on to more of your conversation.
Partnered with Cloudways.
OcuClaw has partnered with Cloudways to offer the best cloud OcuClaw experience. Run OpenClaw or Hermes on a managed server so your agent stays online when your computer sleeps, with guided setup from install to your first message on the glasses. Need help? Cloudways staff answer in their own channel in the OcuClaw Discord.
Security at the gate.
Vercel deepsec now checks every OcuClaw deployment, combining frontier models to continuously scan the client, plugin and infrastructure. Any flagged vulnerability blocks the release until cleared. OcuClaw 2.x will be the first release cleared by deepsec.
Tap, hold and talk.
OcuClaw 1.4.0 lands on SDK 2.9.0 with a customisable contextual menu, long-press push-to-talk and an optional live voice waveform.
- Customizable menu — use the new tap-then-long-press contextual menu, then customise and rearrange its actions to suit how you use OcuClaw
- Push-to-talk voice — long-press to start and finish transcription without opening the menu
- Waveform visualizer — enable an optional waveform that reacts to your voice in real time while you transcribe
Featured by Fly.io.
The company behind Sprites, Fly.io, spoke with us about our Fleet Control Center: the agentic development factory behind OcuClaw. Read the interview.
Finally, a website.
Boot watchdog and clearer errors.
A hardening release: nothing hangs silently anymore — stuck loading screens get a watchdog, voice failures get real error labels.
- Boot-splash watchdog — a stuck loading screen steps aside instead of eating taps
- Voice-error header labels — failures name themselves, including "No Soniox credits"
- In-app bug reports — fixed a timezone bug in the reporter itself, so anyone west of UTC can file again
The big stable.
The first public stable since v1.2.4. Setup is agent-led now, the phone and glasses apps were rebuilt, voice is faster, and recovery actually tells you what went wrong.
Setup, phone & recovery
- ClawHub and OcuClaw-Assist give your agent one guided lane to install, upgrade and repair OcuClaw.
- The rebuilt phone app adds per-setting help, a full Sessions browser and one-tap diagnostic reports.
- Smarter reconnect, typed connection errors and a hardened relay turn silent dead ends into recoverable states.
Glasses, voice & Neural
- A new glasses renderer fills pages cleanly, streams with less flicker, and text flows continuously instead of paging.
- Voice gains Cartesia Ink-2, Soniox v5 and a faster, more reliable capture-to-response handoff.
- Topic Distiller, Emoji Reactor and Pace Modulator let the agent shape session titles, expression and reading rhythm.
OcuClaw is live on ClawHub.
Stable installs are now one command — openclaw plugins install clawhub:ocuclaw. Updates ride the same rail.
Where OcuClaw started — your agent in your field of view.
Where it all started. OcuClaw brought OpenClaw to Even G2 — voice, streaming replies, live tool activity, approvals and persistent sessions, all in your field of view.
A conversation, not a notification
- Voice in. Streaming answers out. Long replies flow through glance-sized pages paced to your reading speed.
- Twenty-two screens cover conversations, sessions, images, models, skills and settings — a real OpenClaw client, not a remote prompt box.
The agent stays visible
- Thinking summaries and live tool activity show what is happening while the agent works.
- Approval requests land on the glasses with Allow Once, Allow Always and Deny — action stays in your control.
Join in
Follow the beta channel.
Every update above lands in the Discord first. Come try the builds before they're stable.