Last updated: 2026-07-01

Changelog — July 1, 2026

A quiet day with one useful NemoClaw addition. NemoClaw shipped a new nemoclaw credentials add <PROVIDER> --type <TYPE> CLI subcommand so you can register OpenShell provider credentials from inside NemoClaw — no more dropping to the OpenShell CLI — and it ships a built-in Tavily Search provider profile so --type tavily works out of the box. The rest of today's NemoClaw commits were internal CI/E2E workflow maintenance. No new releases from Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Kilo Code, IronClaw, Hermes, or ChatGPT today.

2026-07-01 NemoClaw main — v0.0.71

Register provider credentials without leaving NemoClaw. A new credentials add subcommand wraps openshell provider create, so you can add an OpenShell provider credential directly from the NemoClaw CLI (#5969):

  • New command: nemoclaw credentials add <PROVIDER> --type <TYPE>. Accepts a repeatable --credential KEY[=VALUE], a repeatable --config K=V, or --from-existing. It rejects messaging-bridge names and, on a conflict, surfaces an already exists hint that points you at credentials reset. The top-level credentials usage banner now reads <list|add|reset>.
  • Tavily Search works out of the box: a bundled provider profile (tavily.yaml — host api.tavily.com, bearer authorization, TAVILY_API_KEY) means --type tavily needs no manual setup. TAVILY_API_KEY was also added to the known credential env keys so credential sanitization and rotation cover it.
  • Note: the onboarding web-search flow that wires Tavily in end-to-end is a follow-up; this release adds the command surface and the profile.

The rest of the day's NemoClaw activity on main#6115, #6106, #6100, and #6102 — was internal CI/E2E workflow hardening (workspace setup centralization, Docker Hub auth coverage, and retiring scheduled issue routing) with no user-facing product change.

Commit log → Affects: /nemoclaw/, /nemoclaw/setup/, /nemoclaw/switching-providers/

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