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A self-hosted web cockpit for OpenClaw agents, adding voice chat, a kanban board, workspace file editing, session views and usage tracking.

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What is it?

Nerve is a browser-based interface that sits in front of an OpenClaw gateway and gives operators a single place to run and inspect multiple agents. Each agent can have its own workspace, subagents, memory, identity, soul and skills, which can be viewed and edited live from the UI.

Beyond chat, Nerve adds an operating layer: cron runs appear as separate sessions, agent work can be delegated to a kanban board and reviewed, and token usage, cost and context pressure are tracked during long tasks. Agent replies can include real charts, diffs, previews and syntax-highlighted code.

Voice is built in, with push-to-talk, wake word flows, local Whisper transcription and several TTS providers. It runs locally by default, can be exposed on a network with password authentication, and supports access via LAN or Tailscale.

Key features

  • 01Manage multiple agents from one control plane, each with its own workspace and memory
  • 02Push-to-talk and wake word voice input with local Whisper transcription and multiple TTS providers
  • 03Per-agent file browser and tabbed editor for workspace, memory and config files
  • 04Session tree, cron scheduling and kanban task board for agent work
  • 05Token usage, cost tracking and context meter displayed during runs
  • 06Charts, diffs and syntax-highlighted code rendered in agent responses

Use cases

  • Operating several OpenClaw agents and switching between their workspaces and memory
  • Delegating tasks to agents on a kanban board and reviewing their output
  • Monitoring cron-driven agent runs and subagent activity without leaving the main thread
  • Talking to a self-hosted agent by voice from a browser or phone

Topics

#ai-agent#openclaw#web-ui#dashboard#voice#self-hosted#kanban#llm-tools#claude#clawbot

FAQ

What is openclaw-nerve?
A self-hosted web cockpit for OpenClaw agents, adding voice chat, a kanban board, workspace file editing, session views and usage tracking. Nerve is a browser-based interface that sits in front of an OpenClaw gateway and gives operators a single place to run and inspect multiple agents. Each agent can have its own workspace, subagents, memory, identity, soul and skills, which can be viewed and edited live from the UI.
Is openclaw-nerve free to use? What license does it have?
openclaw-nerve is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is openclaw-nerve still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to openclaw-nerve was on Oct 6, 2026.
What can I use openclaw-nerve for?
Operating several OpenClaw agents and switching between their workspaces and memory Delegating tasks to agents on a kanban board and reviewing their output Monitoring cron-driven agent runs and subagent activity without leaving the main thread Talking to a self-hosted agent by voice from a browser or phone
Where can I get openclaw-nerve?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/daggerhashimoto/openclaw-nerve

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