openclaw-dashboard and openclaw-command-center
These tools are competitors, as both aim to provide a command center dashboard for OpenClaw AI agents, implying a user would choose one over the other for the same core functionality.
About openclaw-dashboard
mudrii/openclaw-dashboard
A beautiful, zero-dependency command center for OpenClaw AI agents
Provides real-time operational visibility into OpenClaw AI agent deployments through 12 dashboard panels covering gateway health, cost breakdown (daily/monthly projections), cron job status, active sessions with token usage, and sub-agent activity — all refreshed automatically every 60 seconds. Built as a single Go binary backend with pure HTML/CSS/JS frontend, it polls OpenClaw's `/healthz`, `/readyz`, and `status --json` endpoints locally over HTTP, featuring 6 themeable interfaces, rate-limited natural-language chat queries, and per-metric CPU/RAM/disk thresholds. Designed specifically for multi-agent, multi-model OpenClaw setups running dozens of cron jobs across Telegram, Slack, Discord, and WhatsApp integrations.
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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