OpenMind adds visual mind map interface to OpenClaw installations
OpenMind is an early Alpha tool that creates a fully interactive, live-editable mind map interface for OpenClaw installations. Instead of digging through logs, developers get visual logic representation of their AI agent's cognition.
Key Features
- Real-time memory visualization
- Edit any Memory - Hot-swap logic on the fly
- Build full-text memory search across all nodes
- Create new .md structures/subdirectories
- Docker ready with TailScale support
- Open-source (available on GitHub)
The tool is described as giving OpenClaw a "physical brain you can actually touch" - turning code execution into mind management. It's built on a foundation by Peter Steinberger (@steipete) and is currently in early Alpha, so users should expect some glitches.
As an open-source project, it's available for developers to install and contribute to. The Docker support with TailScale integration suggests it's designed for both local development and networked deployments.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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