2026-08-15 · NextClaw v0.37.0

Published: 2026-08-15 Tags: release npm minor

NextClaw v0.37.0 makes long-running work and complex sessions easier to inspect and continue. The session workspace now summarizes token usage and cache hit rates, can create child sessions that inherit the current context, and shows live command duration. The CLI, Web Chat, and embedded browser also recover more reliably from interactions that previously interrupted a workflow.

Features

• Inspect session token usage: The session workspace breaks down input, output, cached input, total tokens, and cache hit rate by model so you can understand the context cost of a long session.
• Create a child session from the current session: A new action in child-session management starts a session with the current context, making parallel work easier to separate.
• See command execution time: Running commands show elapsed time live. Successful, failed, and cancelled commands retain their final duration, including after a refresh.

Enhancements

• Keep typing while the CLI agent runs: You can submit more input during an active run. Follow-up messages join the existing queue instead of requiring you to wait for the current run to finish.

Fixes

• Web Chat recovers streaming conversations after a network interruption and resumes synchronization with server state, reducing stale views after reconnection.
• Embedded browser tab close buttons and compact tab actions are more reliable, with click targets and overlays no longer interfering with each other.

Defaults and compatibility

• Token details use usage data supplied by each model. Cache hit rates appear only when the model reports cached-input information.
• CLI input submitted during a run remains ordered and does not interrupt the action already in progress.

Learn more: Project Overview · NextClaw v0.36.2