Local observability, devtools & analytics for OpenClaw agents. Track cost across agents and models, monitor live agent activity, debug with session timeline, profiler, and context breakdown, audit agent behavior for security risks. All data stays local — zero outbound calls, no telemetry, no cloud version. Nothing leaves your machine. npx claw-lens-cli Available in English and Chinese. Open source, MIT.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Sara, the maker of claw-lens.
I've been running OpenClaw agents for months and kept hitting the same two frustrations.
First, I had no idea where my money went. I'd look at my API bill and see a number with no way to break it down. Which agent? Which model? Was it a cron job running every 5 minutes, or one session that went off the rails? I couldn't tell.
Second, I had no idea what my agents were actually doing. A task that takes 5 minutes is 5 minutes of darkness. If I ask "how's it going?", the answer varies — sometimes it's stuck, sometimes it's done, sometimes it's still working. And even when it says it's still working, it can't tell me what step it's on. I needed to see the execution stream, not ask for a status label.
I looked at existing tools — most are cloud-based dashboards that want your agent data uploaded. For me that's a non-starter. My agents read local files, touch credentials, and execute shell commands. That telemetry doesn't belong on someone else's server.
So I built claw-lens. It reads the JSONL files OpenClaw already writes to disk, parses them into SQLite, and serves everything locally. Zero config, zero outbound calls, zero accounts.
Every page answers a question I actually had:
Where did my money go? → Overview for the big picture; Tokens for the breakdown — by agent, model, and time (hour / day / week) across 7- or 30-day windows
What is my agent doing right now? → Live Monitor — real-time view of every tool call as it happens
Why did this session burn 800K tokens? → Click into the session for per-step cost, tokens, and raw user / assistant messages; Timeline lays every turn, tool call, and step on a Gantt chart
How are all my agents doing? → Agents page — per-agent status, error rate, cost, and activity at a glance
Did my agent access something it shouldn't? → Audit — risk-scored tool call timeline
One command:
npx claw-lens-cli
Open source, MIT. Feedback and issues welcome: github.com/msfirebird/claw-lens
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