mission-claw
Log agent activities to Mission Claw dashboard with token usage tracking. Use when completing significant tasks, subagent work, or any action worth recording in the activity feed. Triggers on task completion, activity logging, or tracking agent work.
Why use this skill?
Efficiently log OpenClaw agent activities, track token consumption, and monitor project progress with the Mission Claw dashboard integration. Improve your agent transparency today.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tsangwailam/mission-clawWhat This Skill Does
The mission-claw skill provides a robust mechanism for logging agent activities directly into the Mission Claw dashboard. By acting as an interface between your AI agent's operations and the tracking daemon, it ensures that every significant task, sub-agent execution, or project milestone is documented with precise token usage statistics. It enables project managers and developers to audit performance, track costs across multiple agents, and visualize progress through a web-based interface. The tool leverages the mclaw CLI binary to communicate with a local monitoring daemon, making it essential for teams monitoring agent throughput or debugging task efficiency.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/tsangwailam/mission-claw
Ensure that you have the mclaw binary configured on your host system. Once installed, the skill will be accessible for all agent tasks. You must ensure the local Mission Claw daemon is running, usually reachable at http://localhost:3100.
Use Cases
- Project Auditing: Use this skill after completing complex coding tasks to log the exact token cost for client billing or resource management.
- Agent Performance Monitoring: When managing a fleet of sub-agents, log their progress to compare which agent is most efficient at specific tasks.
- Workflow Documentation: Keep a living history of bug fixes and configuration changes, allowing team members to review recent activity using
mclaw list. - Productivity Tracking: Automatically track how long specific features take to develop, providing insights into team velocity.
Example Prompts
- "I've just finished refactoring the API client. Please log this to Mission Claw as 'Refactored API client for v2', project 'CoreEngine', status 'completed', taking 15 minutes, with a total token count of 22,000."
- "Record our progress on the payment flow implementation. The status is 'in_progress', agent is 'J', and it's for the 'TypeAlchemy' project."
- "After this research task is done, please check the current token usage and log the activity in Mission Claw with a duration of 45 minutes."
Tips & Limitations
- Prerequisites: Always verify that
session_statusis available, as the skill relies on it to retrieve accurate token counts. Without it, you will have to manually input token values, which may lead to inaccuracy. - Data Consistency: Keep your agent names and project names standardized across all logs to ensure the dashboard filtering features work correctly.
- Daemon Dependency: If the
mclawservice is not running locally, the skill will fail to record data. If you encounter issues, verify the service status withmclaw status. - Security: Since the CLI communicates with a local HTTP daemon, ensure your local development environment access controls are configured correctly if you are in a shared network environment.
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-tsangwailam-mission-claw": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: external-api, network-access