ClawBridge
ClawBridge is a mobile-first monitoring dashboard for OpenClaw agents — a lightweight Node.js process that reads your agent's logs from disk and exposes them through a Cloudflare Quick Tunnel, giving
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ClawBridge is a mobile-first monitoring dashboard for OpenClaw agents — a lightweight Node.js process that reads your agent's logs from disk and exposes them through a Cloudflare Quick Tunnel, giving you a pocket-sized mission control accessible from any mobile browser. It shows live chain-of-thought output, memory journal timelines, token cost breakdowns, and lets you trigger cron jobs or emergency-stop scripts remotely. MIT-licensed, zero config, and installs via a single skill.md prompt to your agent.
Solo developers and small teams running OpenClaw agents on servers who want lightweight remote visibility without setting up a full observability stack — particularly anyone who's ever had an agent go rogue (like deleting 200 emails) and wished they could see what it was doing or kill it from their phone.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- check Truly zero-config: agent reads the skill.md URL, installs itself, and prints a live tunnel URL — no port forwarding or domain setup required
- check Live CoT (chain-of-thought) visibility with auto-deduplication — see what your agent is actually doing in real time
- check Memory timeline view tracks journal evolution over time — useful for catching memory drift before it affects behavior
- check Token cost tracking by model and daily trends — practical budget management without external tooling
- check MIT-licensed and local-first: logs never leave your server; tunnel only proxies the UI
Cons
- close Quick Tunnel URLs are temporary — permanent setups require bringing your own Cloudflare Tunnel token
- close Monitoring only works while the ClawBridge process is running alongside the agent — adds a dependency to your agent's runtime environment
- close Mobile-first design means the dashboard may feel limited on desktop for detailed debugging sessions
- close Log-file-only approach means no structured event hooks — relies on parsing text logs, which can be fragile if log format changes
- close v1.2.3 is stable but early; feature depth (alerting, multi-agent support) is limited
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