openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature Request] Built-in monitoring dashboard for agent fleet visibility

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Problem

OpenClaw is excellent at running AI agents 24/7, but there's no built-in way to monitor whether agents are actually working or have gone silent.

You run openclaw serve on a server and come back hours later — with no visibility into:

  • Is the Gateway still running?
  • Which agents are connected and active?
  • Is any agent's session stalled or dead?
  • How many tokens have been consumed?

Current Workaround

I built OpenClaw Monitor — a real-time Vue 3 + WebSocket dashboard that monitors OpenClaw Gateway status:

🔗 https://github.com/flik2002/openclaw-monitor

Features:

  • Real-time gateway + agent status (WebSocket heartbeat)
  • 7-day token usage charts
  • Multi-agent fleet monitoring
  • JWT auth + bilingual EN/CN

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Request

Would love to see first-class monitoring/observability built into OpenClaw core. Happy to contribute or collaborate on this.

Related: voltagent/voltagent has llm-observability topic, suggesting this is a common need in the agent framework space.

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