ClawDeckX: Open-Sourced macOS-Style Web Platform for OpenClaw Agent Management
What ClawDeckX Does
ClawDeckX is a macOS-style web platform designed to handle the entire lifecycle of OpenClaw agents. The developer created it to address "terminal fatigue" and provide a more professional interface for agent management.
Key Features
- Seamless Installation & Setup: Handles installation and environment setup directly through the platform
- Unified Config Center: Visualize and manage all agent settings and skills in one centralized hub instead of hunting through folders
- Visual Vitals & Token Tracking: Smooth, real-time line charts for CPU/RAM and individual agent token consumption to see exactly how resources and budget are being spent
- Integrated Log Stream: Built-in log viewer for debugging in real-time without touching the terminal
- 13 Languages Supported: Fully localized for English, 中文, 日本語, Français, Deutsch, Español, and more
Availability
The project is open-sourced and available on GitHub. The developer notes it's still early days and is seeking community feedback on what features to add next.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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