A visual management panel for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent frameworks to coordinate multi-engine AI assistants.

ClawPanel is an open-source management panel for AI agent frameworks that provides a visual interface for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. It serves as a centralized hub for configuring large language models, managing agent personas, and monitoring system status. The software is available as a cross-platform desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and also offers a Web version for deployment on ARM64 development boards and embedded devices such as Raspberry Pi or Orange Pi.
The application focuses on the operational side of AI agents, moving beyond simple chat windows to a system where memory and personalities are treated as editable assets. It includes a built-in AI assistant designed to help users with installation, configuration diagnostics, and error troubleshooting. Users can manage multiple service providers, perform batch connectivity tests, and monitor latency for various models directly through the interface.
Built with Rust, Tauri v2, and Vite, ClawPanel is designed for developers and AI enthusiasts who need to maintain complex agent workflows. It supports OpenAI-compatible interfaces and provides a headless deployment mode via Docker or Node.js for server environments. This architecture allows the software to run on resource-constrained hardware without requiring a graphical user interface. The panel also includes a detailed dashboard for tracking daily usage charts and popular tool rankings.
ClawPanel positions itself as a comprehensive administrative layer for managing the lifecycle, connectivity, and behavioral persistence of multi-engine AI agents.
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