ClawMetry adds remote monitoring with E2E encryption for OpenClaw agents
ClawMetry, an open-source real-time observability dashboard for OpenClaw with 80,000+ installs across 100+ countries, has added remote monitoring capabilities with end-to-end encryption.
Key Features
The update addresses the most common user request: being able to check on OpenClaw agents from a phone or different machine. The new cloud sync layer enables monitoring from any browser or the native Mac menu bar app.
Security implementation: All data is E2E encrypted — encrypted on your machine before transmission and decrypted client-side in the browser. The server never sees plaintext data.
Monitoring Capabilities
- Live Flow: Animated view of messages flowing through OpenClaw channels, brain, and tools
- Brain tab: Full transcript of every tool call and decision your agent makes
- Token costs broken down per session and per model
- Sub-agent tree, cron health, memory files
- All 12 OpenClaw channels supported (Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, Slack, Discord, Signal, etc.)
- Fleet view for monitoring OpenClaw running on multiple machines
Setup
Installation is straightforward:
pip install clawmetry
clawmetry connectThe developer is currently working on adding NemoClaw support for users running OpenClaw inside NVIDIA's secure sandbox.
This type of observability tool is particularly useful for developers running OpenClaw agents in production or across multiple environments who need visibility into agent behavior, costs, and performance without being tied to a specific machine.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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