The viral fervor surrounding OpenClaw, an open-source AI harness, has lessened since its March 2026 peak. However, OpenClaw's creator and team have released OpenClaw 2.0, a significant update aimed at enterprises. This new version transforms OpenClaw from a personal agent harness into a tool designed for teams and enterprise workflows. OpenClaw 2.0 features a rebuilt browser interface for a common workspace encompassing conversations, files, approvals, configuration, and agent activity. It introduces shared cloud sessions and multi-user collaboration capabilities. The security model has been enhanced with stronger sandboxing, role-based permissions, approval controls, secrets handling, and auditing. These additions position OpenClaw as deployable infrastructure for organizations rather than just a local tool. The update also addresses security and isolation concerns, with an aim to compete with newer alternatives. The OpenClaw team has adopted a shared agent environment for their own development, deeming local coding harnesses outdated. A key use case highlights how the multiplayer WebUI improves developer and AI agent collaboration. Developers can now join live sessions, share context, and use the session itself as a seamless handoff document.