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The AI Agent Command Center

Tame agent sprawl. Manage your Claude Code agent teams with an org map, agent chat, kanban board, cron pipelines, and memory browser — one dashboard for your entire agentic coding workflow.

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ClawPort — Org Map
ClawPort org map showing agent hierarchy and profile panel

Everything you need to manage your agent team

Org Map

Visualize your entire Claude Code agent hierarchy. See team structure, real-time status, capabilities, and CLAUDE.md context at a glance — from orchestrators down to sub-agents.

Agent Chat

Message any agent directly. Review outputs, provide feedback, and steer work in a familiar chat interface. No more context-switching between terminal sessions.

Kanban Board

Drag-and-drop task management for your agent team. Track what's queued, in progress, and done — so you always know where every agent stands.

Cron Pipelines

Schedule and monitor recurring agent jobs. View pipeline DAGs, execution history, and failure alerts. Pause, resume, or trigger runs from the UI.

Memory Browser

Browse and search agent memory files across your team. See what each agent knows, edit shared context, and keep your multi-agent system aligned.

Fully Customizable

Light and dark themes, configurable layouts, and an extensible OpenClaw architecture. Build custom views or integrate with MCP servers.

See it in action

Seven views to manage every aspect of your agent team

ClawPort — Org Map
ClawPort — Org Map

Get started in 3 steps

From zero to dashboard in under 5 minutes

1

Install

One command to install ClawPort globally via npm.

$npm install -g clawport-ui
2

Configure

Point ClawPort at your project and agent definitions.

$clawport init
3

Launch

Open the dashboard and start managing your agent team.

$clawport

Questions

What is ClawPort?

ClawPort is the open-source AI agent command center for Claude Code agent teams. It gives you a visual org map, agent chat, kanban board, cron pipeline monitor, and memory browser — one dashboard to tame agent sprawl and manage your entire agentic coding workflow.

What is OpenClaw and how does ClawPort relate to it?

OpenClaw is an open-source ecosystem for AI agent tooling. ClawPort is built on top of OpenClaw and serves as the visual command center for teams running Claude Code agents. It reads your existing OpenClaw agent definitions and CLAUDE.md files — no migration needed.

Is ClawPort free?

Yes. ClawPort is 100% free and open-source under the MIT license. No paid tiers, no feature gates, no telemetry. Free forever.

Does my data leave my machine?

No. ClawPort runs entirely locally. It reads your agent configuration files, CLAUDE.md, and memory files from disk. Nothing is sent to external servers — your code, prompts, and agent data stay on your hardware.

Does it work with Claude Code agent teams and sub-agents?

Yes. ClawPort is purpose-built for Claude Code agent teams. It auto-detects your agent hierarchy — orchestrators, team leads, sub-agents — and displays them in the org map. It works with parallel agents, background agents, and agent swarms.

What about MCP servers?

ClawPort reads your MCP server configuration and displays connected servers alongside agent capabilities. You can see which agents have access to which MCP tools at a glance.

How does ClawPort compare to terminal-based agent managers?

Terminal managers like tmux-based solutions give you session multiplexing. ClawPort gives you a full visual dashboard — org maps, kanban boards, pipeline DAGs, and memory browsing. It's the difference between managing agents in a terminal and managing them in a purpose-built command center.

What are the requirements?

Node.js 18+ and a project using Claude Code agents. ClawPort reads your existing agent definitions and CLAUDE.md files — no special setup needed beyond running clawport init.

Can I manage agent sprawl across multiple projects?

ClawPort currently focuses on one project at a time. Point it at any Git repo with Claude Code agents and it auto-detects everything. Multi-project support is on the roadmap.

Who built ClawPort?

ClawPort is built by John Rice and the OpenClaw community. It's part of the OpenClaw ecosystem of open-source AI agent tooling — built by developers, for developers managing agentic coding workflows.

Get started in 5 minutes

Install ClawPort, point it at your project, and see your entire agent team in one dashboard.

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