# openclaw-dashboard

> A self-hosted, open-source dashboard that tracks OpenClaw AI agent spending, token usage, cron jobs, sessions and gateway health in one zero-dependency Go binary.

- **Category:** AI
- **Licence:** MIT
- **Latest version:** v2026.9.7
- **Open source:** oss
- **Languages:** Go, HTML
- **Platforms:** Docker, Linux, Nix, Homebrew
- **Tags:** Monitoring, Dashboard, Metrics, Ai Agents, Cron Jobs, LLM, Cost Tracking, Openclaw, Go, Python, Token usage, Zero dependency, Svg Charts

## Description

OpenClaw Dashboard is a local web dashboard for people who run OpenClaw AI agents, gathering in one page what is otherwise scattered across log files and CLI commands: gateway health, today and all-time spending, per-model token usage, cron job status with failure and flapping detection, active sessions with context consumption, and sub-agent activity. The backend is a single Go binary with no third-party libraries, and the frontend is plain HTML/CSS/JS embedded inside it, refreshing automatically every 60 seconds. Extras include an optional chat panel that sends natural-language questions to the gateway's OpenAI-compatible completions API, an always-on host metrics strip (CPU/RAM/swap/disk) with configurable thresholds, a smart alerts banner, six built-in themes plus custom ones, and built-in commands to install it as a launchd or systemd service. Self-hosting means installing via Homebrew, a pre-built release tarball, a one-line install script, a locally built Docker image or a Nix flake, then opening it on localhost — it binds to loopback by default and has no login. It needs a working OpenClaw installation (host CLI or a selected Docker/Podman container) to have data to show, and it complements rather than replaces the OpenClaw CLI; per the maintainer it is an at-a-glance overview layer, still on pre-1.0 date-based versioning.

## Links

- [Homepage](https://github.com/mudrii/openclaw-dashboard)

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Source: https://selfhost.directory/project/openclaw-dashboard