openclaw-control-center

openclaw-control-center turns OpenClaw from a black box into a dashboard you can actually read. Token attribution shows which jobs consume credits. A staff page shows who's working, who's idle. A collaboration page maps parent-child agent relays. A security page shows your risk posture and version gaps.

If you run multiple OpenClaw agents and have no idea where your money goes, this answers that question. The token attribution alone justifies installation. Compared to tenacitOS (mission control vibes) and tugcantopaloglu's openclaw-dashboard (auth + TOTP focus), this one is the most operationally complete.

Use this when you're running OpenClaw at scale and need visibility into cost, security, and agent coordination. Skip this if you run one agent on one project — it's overkill.

The catch: tied to the OpenClaw ecosystem. If you're using Claude Code or Codex directly, this won't help. And "control center" implies control — it's mostly observation, not intervention.