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OpenClaw Enterprise open-sourced: OpenAI is already using it internally to fix and merge code PR Dongcha Beating AI news reports that OpenClaw Foundation has released OpenClaw Enterprise (OCE), enabling enterprises to centrally deploy and manage long-running AI Agent.
The project was first launched internally at OpenAI and was later donated to OpenClaw Foundation，Red Hat、NVIDIA and other contributors. The code is licensed under the MIT license, allowing enterprises to deploy it themselves; the official statement says it will remain free forever.OCE primarily addresses the management challenges enterprises face after deploying Agents. Administrators can centrally create multiple Agents, restrict access permissions for different users and Agents, and add isolation, auditing, and lifecycle management. The underlying models, Agent harness, and sandbox can all be replaced, with no requirement to be tied to OpenAI.
OpenAI and Red Hat are already conducting internal trials. OpenAI's internal Agent, “Androidclaw,” can read code repositories, GitHub, and logs. When a build fails, it can locate the relevant PR and attempt to fix it; after discovering product issues, it can also track failures and submit PR with video evidence, and even merge them directly.
However,OCE has not yet reached the formal production stage. The official recommendation is for internal pilots only, and 1.0 is planned for release later this year.