ClawMetry Cloud: Real-Time Agent Observability for OpenClaw
ClawMetry Cloud launched on Product Hunt on March 17, 2026, adding cloud-synced monitoring to the open-source ClawMetry observability dashboard for OpenClaw AI agents.
ClawMetry provides real-time visibility into AI agent operations: token costs, cron jobs, sub-agents, memory files, and session history. The dashboard includes an animated architecture diagram that lights up as your agent processes messages, granular financial tracking (cost per call, total cost by session/model/tool), and trackers for cron jobs, disk usage, and active sub-agent counts.
The new Cloud tier syncs metrics so you can monitor agents from any browser. Data is end-to-end encrypted before leaving your machine, priced at $5/node/month. The core product remains free and open-source, installable in 30 seconds with pip install clawmetry.
As OpenClaw agents increasingly run long-lived, autonomous workloads, observability becomes essential. ClawMetry fills this gap with purpose-built monitoring that understands agent-specific primitives like tool calls, sub-agent spawning, and token economics.
https://github.com/vivekchand/clawmetry
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ClawMetry provides real-time visibility into AI agent operations: token costs, cron jobs, sub-agents, memory files, and session history. The dashboard includes an animated architecture diagram that lights up as your agent processes messages, granular financial tracking (cost per call, total cost by session/model/tool), and trackers for cron jobs, disk usage, and active sub-agent counts.
The new Cloud tier syncs metrics so you can monitor agents from any browser. Data is end-to-end encrypted before leaving your machine, priced at $5/node/month. The core product remains free and open-source, installable in 30 seconds with pip install clawmetry.
As OpenClaw agents increasingly run long-lived, autonomous workloads, observability becomes essential. ClawMetry fills this gap with purpose-built monitoring that understands agent-specific primitives like tool calls, sub-agent spawning, and token economics.
https://github.com/vivekchand/clawmetry