Reading
OpenClaw Web UI is a local web control panel designed for OpenClaw workspaces, providing a visual interface for features like chat, task management, session browsing, memory file editing, and group workflows.
Section 01
OpenClaw Web UI is a local web control panel designed for OpenClaw workspaces, providing a visual interface for features like chat, task management, session browsing, memory file editing, and group workflows.
Section 02
Section 03
OpenClaw Web UI is a local control panel specifically built for OpenClaw workspaces. It runs on the user's local machine and interacts with the openclaw CLI, providing developers with a browser interface to manage agent chats, tasks, sessions, memory files, agent settings, and group work planning.
The core design philosophy of this project is Local-first—it is not a cloud-hosted dashboard but a local application that runs entirely on the user's machine. This design ensures data privacy and security while avoiding reliance on external services.
Section 04
OpenClaw Web UI offers a rich set of feature modules covering all aspects of agent management:
Section 05
The dashboard provides an overview of agent health status, including:
This centralized information display allows developers to quickly understand the current state of the workspace without switching between multiple interfaces.
Section 06
The chat module supports a complete conversation experience:
This design makes interactions with agents more natural and efficient, allowing developers to complete complex tasks in a familiar chat interface.
Section 07
Task management uses the Kanban model, providing:
The Kanban model is particularly suitable for managing multiple tasks in a workflow, allowing developers to clearly see the current status of each task and adjust as needed.
Section 08
The session management feature allows developers to:
This comprehensive session management capability enables developers to review and analyze interaction history with agents and extract valuable information from it.
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