openclaw-mission-control and openclaw-command-center
These are ecosystem siblings—both are dashboard frontends that interface with the same OpenClaw Gateway backend for AI agent orchestration, with Mission Control offering broader multi-agent coordination while Command Center provides a lighter-weight assistant control interface.
About openclaw-mission-control
abhi1693/openclaw-mission-control
AI Agent Orchestration Dashboard - Manage AI agents, assign tasks, and coordinate multi-agent collaboration via OpenClaw Gateway.
Provides unified visibility and approval-driven governance for multi-team agent operations, with built-in activity audit trails and human-in-the-loop execution controls. Supports both Docker and local deployments with dual authentication modes (bearer token and Clerk JWT), exposing the same operational model through web UI and API-first interfaces. Gateway-aware architecture enables distributed runtime control across local and remote execution environments while maintaining a single system of record for organizations, boards, tasks, and approval workflows.
About openclaw-command-center
jontsai/openclaw-command-center
🤖 AI assistant command and control dashboard — Spawn more Overlords!
Provides real-time monitoring and cost analysis for OpenClaw AI agents with a lightweight, zero-dependency UI built on vanilla JavaScript and Server-Sent Events (SSE) streaming. Supports multiple authentication modes (token, Tailscale, Cloudflare, IP allowlist) and auto-detects OpenClaw workspaces without configuration. Integrates with OpenClaw's session management, Slack threading, and Cerebro topic tracking to deliver unified visibility into active sessions, LLM token usage, system vitals, scheduled tasks, and per-model cost breakdowns.
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