Silos Dashboard: Open-source web UI for managing OpenClaw agents
Silos Dashboard is an open-source web UI for managing OpenClaw agents, licensed under MIT. It addresses the tedium of managing agents through config files and CLI, especially when running multiple agents with different models, skills, and channels.
Core Features
- Agent management — create/configure agents, pick models (GPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Mistral, etc.), manage tool permissions and delegation rules between agents
- Brain editor — edit SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, MEMORY.md and other knowledge files directly from the browser, plus a workspace file browser
- Live chat — real-time streaming with markdown rendering, tool call visualization to see what the agent is doing, and a session intelligence panel (token usage, context window, active subagents)
- Skills — browse and install skills from ClawHub
- Task board — kanban view (To Do / In Progress / Done) with full transcripts
- Cron jobs — schedule tasks with one-time, interval, or cron expressions
- Channels — connect WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack with QR pairing and connection status
- Analytics — token activity charts, context window utilization, model usage breakdown
Technical Details
Tech stack: React 19 + TypeScript, Vite, Zustand, Tailwind CSS, Firebase Auth. The dashboard has zero backend dependencies beyond the OpenClaw gateway — it connects to your existing setup via WebSocket.
Runs anywhere: Docker image available on GHCR, or use npm run dev for local development.
Notable Implementation Details
- Command palette (Cmd+K) for quick navigation
- Dark/light theme with OS preference detection
- i18n support (EN, ES, FR, DE)
- Chat view handles subagent hierarchies — you can see parent-child session relationships
Development Status
The creator is looking for help with:
- More language translations
- Additional channel integrations
- Dashboard widgets / custom views
- General feedback on UX
Repository: https://github.com/cheapestinference/silos
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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