Observability
Track OpenClaw health, agent status, sessions, logs, incidents, and host pressure without stitching together separate tools.
Official site for OpenClaw operations
The operations control plane for OpenClaw.
OpenClawPanel helps teams operate the OpenClaw services behind digital employee products: observe health, control runtime actions, recover from incidents, and audit every critical change from one surface.
- Built for OpenClaw operations
- Mac + Linux agents
- Recovery + audit ready
OpenClaw Fleet
48 managed agents
6 active incidents
3 queued upgrades
Ops Loop
- observe service drift
- approve or intervene
- restart or recover
Built for OpenClaw operations Not generic host monitoring. Not vague AI ops theatre.
Focused on service reliability Keep the runtime behind digital employee products observable, controllable, and recoverable.
Small enough to ship fast Single Go server, embedded panel, stateless agent, simple transport.
Core capabilities
The four jobs an OpenClaw operations plane must handle well.
Command
Restart, upgrade, snapshot, restore, and intervene across OpenClaw nodes and agents from one surface when the runtime starts drifting.
Recovery
Turn incidents into an operational loop with snapshots, rollback paths, restarts, and recovery actions designed for live OpenClaw services.
Audit
Keep a human-readable record of who changed what, what ran, and what failed when OpenClaw operations stop being casual experiments.
What operations teams actually need
One surface for service visibility, intervention, recovery, and change control.
The product is strongest when it closes the loop from installation to incident response. Every important action should be traceable, intentional, and reversible for the teams operating OpenClaw in production.
- Zero-key install flow with approval
- Mac and Linux runtime node management
- Structured OpenClaw incident visibility
- Remote OpenClaw and agent upgrade actions
- Guest-safe overview and admin-only operational detail
- Release inventory, rollout readiness, and audit trails
Pending Approve a new node
Issue the runtime token only after an operator explicitly accepts the node.
Active Restart or snapshot
Recover a degraded OpenClaw node before runtime state drifts any further.
Recorded Audit every change
Keep operator actions, rollout state, and incident movement visible after the fact.
Architecture
Small enough to deploy fast, strict enough to run real OpenClaw workloads.
Agent probe
Lives on the worker host
Collects OpenClaw status, reports events, rotates logs, executes commands, and handles agent self-upgrade without dragging in extra dependencies.
Panel server
Owns the fleet state
Stores the operational truth in SQLite, serves the panel, tracks releases, and returns commands on heartbeat so the network model stays simple.
Operational path
From the first host to an actual controlled OpenClaw runtime.
Install and approve
Agents register in pending state first. Admin approval issues the runtime token and turns a raw host into a managed OpenClaw node.
Operate the runtime
See session pressure, runtime drift, and OpenClaw status without logging into every box by hand.
Recover without panic
When a node stalls, the panel gives you restart, snapshot, rollback, and command history instead of blind SSH guesswork.
Deploy story
Keep OpenClaw operations controlled, even when the public site stays lightweight.
The official website can live on Cloudflare Pages as an SSR site, while OpenClawPanel continues to run as the operations control plane for your OpenClaw services. The split keeps the public surface fast and the product surface operational.
Cloudflare Pages for landing siteSSR HTML for better indexingLocal assets only for visuals
Suggested release split
marketing: openclaw-panel.com app: app.openclaw-panel.com docs: docs.openclaw-panel.com build: npm run build publish: wrangler pages deploy dist --project-name openclaw-panel-site