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The latest maturity hardening pass in MicroClaw is not a flashy new model integration or another channel adapter. It is the kind of release work that makes the next ten releases safer: dependency audit gates, operator-visible risk checks, explicit support policy, and stricter release verification.

For an agent runtime, that matters. If your bot can execute tools, store memory, expose Web APIs, and run background work, "it compiles" is not enough. You also need repeatable checks around security posture, release shape, and operator safety defaults.

MicroClaw now includes a dedicated HTTP hook trigger surface for external automation.

This closes a common integration gap: webhook systems and scripts can trigger agent runs directly, without relying on chat-native ingress or static scheduler-only flows.

This weekly update summarizes what changed in MicroClaw during February 20, 2026 to February 26, 2026.

The pace was high: channel coverage expanded, runtime reliability was hardened, and setup/config workflows became much better for multi-account bot operations.