OpenClaw Nerve WebUI adds voice control and team management dashboard

OpenClaw Nerve WebUI with voice control
Nerve is a WebUI interface for OpenClaw that provides visual monitoring and management of AI agents through a dashboard accessible from both desktop and mobile browsers.
Key features from the source
- Installation: Paste the GitHub link (https://github.com/daggerhashimoto/openclaw-nerve) into OpenClaw for a ~60-second install
- All-in-one dashboard for visually monitoring and managing agents, files, and tasks
- Drag tasks between agents
- Human-in-the-loop inbox to approve or reject next actions
- Voice mode: Double-tap shift for Whisper integration, enabling 2-way conversations
- Sub-agent controls: Build a team, assign tasks, and see them work
- Deployment options: Run fully local, cloud, or hybrid
Practical implementation
The WebUI approach means you can access your OpenClaw setup from any device with a browser. The voice control feature uses Whisper for speech recognition, activated by double-tapping the shift key. The team building functionality allows creating multiple sub-agents and assigning specific tasks to each.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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