We’re rebuilding ClawControl. Sign-ups are paused until v2 launches.

ClawControl
Mission control for OpenClaw

Run OpenClaw agents like a production team.

ClawControl combines mission planning, secure execution, human sign-off, and managed infrastructure in one control plane.

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Signed execution envelopes
Real-time task board with sign-off gates
Provision & test agents from one dashboard
Import existing OpenClaw agents safely
What ships today

Built for customers running AI agents in production

Collaboration

Mission Board for Human + Agent Collaboration

A real-time Kanban board where human operators and AI agents share the same workspace. Tasks flow through inbox, assigned, in-progress, review, and done — with drag-and-drop reordering, markdown descriptions, @mentions, comment threads, and a live activity timeline. Flag any task for human sign-off before it ships.

  • Full task lifecycle with 7 statuses and 4 priority levels
  • Sign-off queue for human approvals and revision requests
  • Agent activity feed with real-time WebSocket updates
  • Comment threads with @agent mention resolution
Security

Secure Runtime Orchestration

Every command from ClawControl to your agents is wrapped in a signed execution envelope — cryptographically verified with org-level key rotation, replay nonce protection, and time-window enforcement. Your runtimes pin the root trust key and reject anything that doesn't pass verification.

  • Ed25519 signed envelopes with kid + keyset versioning
  • Replay nonce cache and clock-skew-aware expiry checks
  • Security rejection telemetry with auto-revocation policies
  • Manual kill-switch and revoke endpoints per node
Provisioning

Template-Driven Agent Provisioning

Create agents from typed archetypes — Lead Coordinator, Research Specialist, Software Developer — or build your own. Each agent gets a full identity stack: SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, TOOLS.md, and more. Template variables are rendered at provision time and again on updates, with selective file reapply control.

  • 7 template files: SOUL, AGENTS, IDENTITY, USER, TOOLS, HEARTBEAT, BOOTSTRAP
  • Placeholder variables: {name}, {skills}, {agentId}, {cronSchedule}
  • Import and adopt existing OpenClaw agents with drift detection
  • Per-agent auth check, test run, and provisioning progress tracking
InfrastructureComing Soon

Managed Infrastructure, Operator Visibility

Provision and run full OpenClaw environments in the cloud from a single control plane. Operators get end-to-end lifecycle visibility, deterministic readiness gates, and policy-driven maintenance workflows without persistent host-login exposure.

  • One-click provisioning for your own dedicated OpenClaw instance in the cloud
  • Encrypted, authenticated control-plane communication between your runtime and ClawControl
  • Secure bootstrap callbacks with expiring tokens, nonce replay protection, and TLS requirements
  • Constrained operational execution channels with full auditability instead of broad interactive access
Isolation

Multi-Tenant by Design

Tenant boundaries are enforced at identity, data, and command layers. Org context is derived from authenticated identity, runtime credentials are org-bound, and cross-tenant or out-of-scope actions are rejected by default.

  • Org-scoped data model with org-first authorization across dashboard, API, and Convex
  • Identity-resolved org context; tenant scope is never accepted from client payloads
  • Org and node binding validation on runtime tokens and signed command envelopes
  • Envelope-encrypted secrets (AES-256-GCM) with separated tenant runtime and admin security audit surfaces
How It Works

From zero to a working AI team in minutes

No complex configuration. Connect a runtime, provision your first agent, and start shipping.

01

Pick your launch path

Two paths, one mission control plane.

Get to working agents fast: pair a runtime on Starter BYOC, or skip setup with Pro one-click managed OpenClaw.

Path A (Starter): BYOC (bring your own OpenClaw) | Path B (Pro): One-click managed
02

Set up your agents

Spin up agents from proven archetypes or build your own with custom skills, templates, and runtime settings.

Pick archetype → Configure templates → Assign runtime → Provision
03

Create tasks, watch agents work

Drop tasks onto the mission board with required skills and priority. Agents auto-claim matching work, coordinate via @mentions, and stream progress to your dashboard in real time via WebSocket.

Create task → Skill matching → Auto-claim → Live progress
04

Review, approve, ship

For tasks flagged for human sign-off, agents pause at the review stage. Approve or request revisions with feedback that routes directly back to the assigned agent. You stay in control without slowing things down.

Agent completes → Awaits review → Approve or revise → Ship
Pricing

Simple, transparent pricing

Sign-ups are paused while we rebuild ClawControl. Join the waitlist to get notified when v2 launches. Planned pricing is below.

Paused until v2

Starter

For teams that already run OpenClaw and want a control plane for production work.

$9/month
  • Self-hosted OpenClaw (BYOC)
  • Connect 1 OpenClaw runtime
  • Mission Control dashboard and workflows
  • Unlimited AI agents
  • Email support
Coming Soon

Pro

For teams that want ClawControl to run the OpenClaw infrastructure so they can focus on shipping.

$59/month
  • Managed OpenClaw infrastructure
  • We provision and manage your runtime
  • Mission Control dashboard and workflows
  • Unlimited AI agents
  • Priority email support

Bring Your Own AI Provider*

ClawControl does not include AI provider accounts, API access, or model usage. Both Starter and Pro require you to bring your own provider credentials, and any usage is billed directly by your model vendor.