According to @openclaw, the OpenClaw 2026.3.2 release adds Telegram live streaming, enables ACP subagents by default, introduces a native PDF tool, ships an openclaw config validate command, rebuilds the Zalo connector in pure JavaScript, and includes 100+ security and stability fixes (as reported on GitHub Releases and X). According to GitHub Releases, ACP subagents on by default can expand multi-agent orchestration out of the box, lowering integration effort for production agent workflows in customer support, content operations, and data extraction. As reported by @openclaw, Telegram live streaming enables real‑time conversational interfaces for AI agents, unlocking use cases like live commerce assistance and moderated community Q&A. According to GitHub Releases, the native PDF tool streamlines document parsing within the agent runtime, reducing reliance on external parsers and improving latency and privacy for enterprise document automation. According to GitHub Releases, the new openclaw config validate command improves DevOps reliability by catching misconfigurations in CI before deployment. As reported by @openclaw, the rebuilt Zalo integration in pure JS simplifies deployment across Node environments for Southeast Asia messaging automation. According to GitHub Releases, over 100 security and stability fixes strengthen agent reliability and harden interfaces, which is critical for regulated deployments and scaling multi-channel AI assistants.