Recently, the globally renowned open-source Agent framework OpenClaw released version 2026.4.24, announcing formal integration with the DeepSeek V4 series model, and setting its lightweight version, DeepSeek V4Flash, as the default system brain. As a top-tier development framework with over 250,000 GitHub stars, OpenClaw's "ownership change" marks China's open-source models occupying a core leading position in the global Agent ecosystem.

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DeepSeek V4Pro, with a total of 1.6 trillion parameters and 49B activated parameters using the MoE architecture, firmly holds the position of the largest open-source model. Meanwhile, V4Flash, with a total of 284B parameters, maintains high inference speed while achieving near-Pro level logical capabilities, and both support context windows up to 1 million tokens.

In terms of functional evolution, the new version of OpenClaw significantly enhances multi-modal collaboration and long-chain task stability. By integrating Google Meet and supporting real-time voice calls, the system achieves full-process automation from meeting authorization, real-time participation, intelligent transcription, to note generation, upgrading the AI meeting assistant from a simple recording tool into an independent call work node.

Regarding browser automation scenarios, the new version introduces coordinate clicking and multi-profile independent headless mode, effectively solving the problem of complex web control identification, significantly improving the agent's survival capability in real office environments. In addition, OpenClaw, through restructuring the model loading logic and SDK interfaces, completed the key transformation from a conversation product to a system-level workflow platform. This deep engineering optimization not only fixed the accumulated interface debt from early rapid expansion but also laid a solid foundation for the large-scale deployment of future complex agent applications.