Multi-Agent Dashboard

Running one AI agent is straightforward. Running ten across different tools, teams, and workflows is an operational challenge. The ClawStaff multi-agent dashboard gives you a single control plane for every Claw in your organization: their status, their conversations, their configurations, and their performance. You see everything from one place, and you can adjust anything without switching between tools or SSH-ing into containers.

How It Works

1. Fleet overview. The dashboard home shows every Claw in your organization as a card with real-time status indicators. Green means the Claw is running and responsive. Yellow means the ClawCage is healthy but the Claw has not processed an event recently. Red means the container is down or the Claw is in an error state. You see the full picture at a glance.

2. Per-Claw detail view. Click into any Claw to see its configuration, conversation history, connected integrations, model assignment, resource usage, and audit log. Every interaction the Claw has had (every message received, every response generated, every tool invoked) is logged and searchable.

3. Live conversation logs. Watch your Claw’s conversations in real time. See the incoming event, the Claw’s internal reasoning chain (if using a model that exposes it), the tool calls it made, and the final response it sent. This is not a summary. It is the full, unedited transcript of what your agent did and why.

4. Configuration management. Adjust any Claw’s settings without redeploying. Change the AI model, update system prompts, add or remove tool integrations, modify trigger conditions, and adjust resource limits. Changes take effect on the next ClawCage restart, which you can trigger from the dashboard with one click.

5. Orchestrator agent. On Team and Agency plans, you can designate a Claw as an orchestrator. The orchestrator coordinates work across multiple Claws: routing incoming requests to the right specialist agent, aggregating results from parallel Claw executions, and managing multi-step workflows that span several agents and tools.

Why It Matters

Without a centralized dashboard, managing multiple AI agents means maintaining separate monitoring for each one, checking logs in different places, comparing performance metrics across different tools, and manually coordinating workflows between agents. This does not scale. By the time you have five agents running, you are spending more time managing them than they are saving you.

The ClawStaff dashboard is built for teams that run multiple agents as a core part of their operations. It treats your Claws as a fleet, not as isolated experiments. The orchestrator agent takes this further by allowing your Claws to collaborate: dividing work, sharing context, and producing results that no single agent could achieve alone.

This is also about accountability. When an AI agent takes an action (creates an issue, sends a message, updates a record) someone on your team needs to know about it and be able to review it. The conversation logs and audit trail in the dashboard provide full visibility into every decision your Claws make. If something goes wrong, you can trace exactly what happened, when, and why.

Key Benefits

• Single pane of glass. See every Claw’s status, health, and activity from one dashboard. No jumping between tools, no separate monitoring for each agent.

• Real-time monitoring. Status indicators update in real time. Know immediately when a Claw goes down, encounters an error, or starts behaving unexpectedly.

• Searchable conversation history. Every message, every response, every tool invocation is logged and searchable. Find specific interactions by keyword, date range, integration, or outcome.

• Analytics and usage metrics. Track response times, token consumption, tool invocation frequency, and error rates per Claw. Identify which agents are performing well and which need tuning.

• One-click configuration changes. Update prompts, models, integrations, and resource limits from the dashboard without writing code or redeploying containers.

• Multi-agent orchestration. Designate an orchestrator Claw that routes work to specialist agents, aggregates results, and manages complex workflows that require coordination across multiple Claws and integrations.

• Team-wide access. Every member of your organization can view and interact with every Claw from the dashboard. Permissions control who can modify configurations versus who can only view logs and status.