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Dashboard for Your OpenClaw AI Assistant

Your Dashboard is the control center for your OpenClaw-powered ClawOps bot. Access it at clawops.io after logging in. It has three sections: Overview, Files, and Settings.

Overview

The landing section shows a summary of your bot:

  • Bot status, whether your bot is online
  • Current model stack, which AI models are active
  • Credit balance, how much you’ve used and how much remains
  • Usage charts, credit consumption broken down by day
  • Quick actions, buy credits, restart bot

This helps you understand your spending patterns and decide if you need to change model stacks or buy more credits.

Files

A window into your bot’s server. Six tabs:

Recent

The newest files across the whole server, each badged with its location. Whatever your bot made most recently is at the top, wherever it was saved.

My Files

Files your bot saves for you in ~/files/, plus anything you upload.

  • Preview most file types inline: markdown and HTML render with a raw toggle, images display inline, PDFs open in an embedded viewer, video and audio play natively
  • Upload files by drag and drop or the Upload button (up to 50 MB each). Your bot is notified immediately, so you can mention the file on Telegram right away
  • Download files up to ~6 MB directly
  • Delete with an inline confirmation
  • Copy path to reference a file in chat: “Update ~/files/reports/summary.md with today’s numbers”

Workspace

A read-only view of your bot’s working area: the scripts, drafts, and research it keeps for itself. A System files toggle reveals OpenClaw’s internal files (standing instructions, identity, internal notes) if you’re curious. Nothing here can be deleted from the Dashboard, ask your bot instead.

Memory

What your bot remembers, rendered as readable pages: long-term memory, daily logs, and learnings. Read-only. If something’s wrong, tell your bot on Telegram and it will update its own memory.

Media

Photos and files you send on Telegram, and images your bot generates. Preview, download, or delete.

Documents

Monitor and manage your bot’s document index (QMD). QMD indexes files, memory, sessions, and companion collections so your bot can search efficiently without loading entire documents into context on every message.

The tab shows:

  • Collections, how many document collections are registered, with their names
  • Documents, total files indexed across all collections
  • Last Indexed, when the index was last updated and whether auto-indexing is active

Click Update Now to refresh the keyword index and embeddings immediately.

See Document Indexing with QMD for how collections, indexing, embeddings, saved files, and memory search work.

Settings

Bot

Configure your bot’s behavior:

  • Model Stack, switch between the Wanderer, Hustler, Professional, and Operator presets, or pick a single model directly
  • Smart Switching, automatic stack downgrades as credits run low, so your bot never goes dark
  • Restart gateway, restart your bot if it’s not responding
  • Repair & Update, run health checks and update OpenClaw to the latest version

Deleting your bot

Delete Bot is different from cancelling your subscription. It immediately:

  • Deletes your VPS server and all data
  • Disables your OpenRouter key
  • Cancels your subscription with no grace period
  • Any purchased credits are non-refundable

Use this if you want everything removed right away. If you just want to stop being charged at renewal, use Cancel Subscription in the Subscription tab instead, your bot will keep running until the end of the billing period.

Companions

View and manage your bot’s companions:

  • See all built-in skills (web search, browse, shell, docs, memory)
  • Browse and install companions when available
  • Remove companions you don’t need

Subscription

Manage your ClawOps subscription:

  • View your current plan and billing cycle
  • See payment history
  • Buy more credits ($5, $10, or $20 top-ups)

Cancelling your subscription

Click Cancel Subscription to schedule a cancellation at the end of your current billing period. Your bot keeps running and your VPS stays up until that date, you’re not cut off immediately. After the period ends, the VPS is shut down automatically.

If you change your mind before the period ends, contact support to reactivate.