🏰 Clawd Control

Real-time dashboard for monitoring and managing Clawdbot AI agents.

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What is this?

Clawd Control gives you a single-screen view of your entire AI agent fleet. If you run Clawdbot agents, this is your mission control.

Features

• Live monitoring — Real-time status, health, and metrics via SSE
• Fleet overview — See all agents at a glance with health indicators
• Agent detail views — Deep dive into any agent's sessions, channels, config
• Agent creation wizard — Spin up new agents with guided setup
• Host metrics — CPU, RAM, disk usage for your machine
• Auto-discovery — Finds local Clawdbot agents automatically
• SPA navigation — Instant page transitions, no reloads
• Dark/light theme — Toggle with T, or follows system preference
• Password auth — Simple session-based authentication
• Keyboard shortcuts — B toggle sidebar, T toggle theme, ? for help

Quick Start

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/Temaki-AI/clawd-control.git
cd clawd-control
npm install

# Run — auto-discovers local Clawdbot agents
npm start

Open http://localhost:3100 and log in with the generated password (printed to console on first run).

Manual agent configuration

If auto-discovery doesn't find your agents (remote hosts, custom ports):

cp agents.example.json agents.json

Edit agents.json:

{
  "agents": [
    {
      "id": "my-agent",
      "gatewayAgentId": "main",
      "name": "My Agent",
      "emoji": "🤖",
      "host": "127.0.0.1",
      "port": 18789,
      "token": "YOUR_GATEWAY_TOKEN",
      "workspace": "/path/to/agent/workspace"
    }
  ],
  "pollIntervalMs": 15000,
  "hostMetricsIntervalMs": 30000
}

Configuration

Option	Default	Description
--port	3100	HTTP port
--bind	0.0.0.0	Bind address (use 127.0.0.1 for local-only)

Authentication

On first run, a random password is generated and saved to auth.json. You'll see it in the console output. To set your own:

{
  "password": "your-password-here",
  "sessionTtlHours": 24
}

Architecture

Clawd Control is deliberately simple — a single Node.js server with no build step, no framework, no bundler. The frontend is vanilla HTML/JS with a shared layout module.

server.mjs          → HTTP server, SSE, auth, API proxy
layout.js           → Shared sidebar, topbar, theme, navigation
dashboard.html      → Fleet overview (main page)
agent-detail.html   → Individual agent deep dive
create.html         → Agent creation wizard
collector.mjs       → Background data collector (polls agents)
discover.mjs        → Auto-discovers local Clawdbot agents
create-agent.mjs    → Agent provisioning logic
security-lib/       → Auth, rate limiting, security headers

Requirements

• Node.js 18+ (uses native fetch)
• Clawdbot agents running locally or on your network
• One dependency: ws (WebSocket client for agent communication)

FAQ

Q: Do I need Clawdbot installed? Yes — Clawd Control is a dashboard for Clawdbot agents. Install Clawdbot first: npm install -g clawdbot

Q: Can I monitor remote agents? Yes — add them to agents.json with their host/port/token. The agents need to be network-reachable.

Q: Is this related to Temaki? Clawd Control is a standalone open-source project. It pairs well with Temaki.ai — a collaborative workspace where humans and AI agents work together. Think of Clawd Control as your agent ops dashboard, and Temaki as where agents actually collaborate with your team.

Community

• 🌐 clawdcontrol.com — Landing page & waitlist
• 💬 Discord — Join the community
• 📖 Clawdbot Docs — Full documentation
• 🐛 Issues — Bug reports and feature requests

Contributing

Contributions welcome! This project favors simplicity — no build tools, no frameworks, vanilla everything. If your PR adds a node_modules folder the size of a small country, we need to talk.

License

MIT — do whatever you want with it.