Mission Claw Activity Logging for Openclaw

A command-line tool for logging AI agent activities, tracking token usage, and monitoring project progress through a local dashboard.

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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install mission-claw

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install mission-claw using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Mission Claw Activity Logging?

Mission Claw is a specialized activity logger designed for developers and AI operators who need to maintain a detailed audit trail of their agent's work. As a core component within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, it allows agents to report completed tasks, duration, and specific LLM token metrics directly to a centralized dashboard. This skill helps in quantifying the cost and efficiency of AI workflows by providing a visual history of every sub-task and significant milestone achieved by various agents.

Mission Claw Activity Logging Use Cases

  • Tracking token consumption across multiple Openclaw Skills to optimize LLM costs.
  • Maintaining a historical activity feed of complex agent-driven development tasks and bug fixes.
  • Monitoring the progress of long-running sub-agent tasks within a project.
  • Auditing agent performance and task duration for project management reporting.

How Mission Claw Activity Logging Works

  1. The AI agent performs a task or completes a specific sub-goal.
  2. The agent retrieves session token usage via the built-in session_status tool.
  3. The agent executes the mclaw log command, passing parameters like task description, agent name, project, and token counts.
  4. The Mission Claw CLI sends the data to a local daemon running on the host system.
  5. The activity is recorded and made viewable through the Mission Claw web dashboard for real-time monitoring.

Mission Claw Activity Logging Setup

To begin using Mission Claw with your Openclaw Skills, install the CLI globally via npm:

npm install -g mission-claw

Once installed, ensure the Mission Claw daemon is running to receive logs, and start the dashboard to view activity:

mclaw dashboard start

Mission Claw Activity Logging Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill logs structured activity data containing the following metadata fields:

Field Description Type
action A brief description of the task performed String (Required)
agent The identifier for the agent (e.g., J, mission-claw) String (Required)
total-tokens Combined input and output token count Number (Required)
status Current state: completed, in_progress, or failed String
duration Time taken to complete the task (e.g., 5m 20s) String
project The specific project name associated with the log String

Mission Claw Activity Logging Advanced Features

  • Real-time Web Dashboard: Launch a local interface at http://localhost:3101 to visualize agent history and token trends.
  • REST API Integration: Send logs directly to the activity daemon via HTTP POST requests for custom integrations beyond the CLI.
  • Activity Filtering: Use mclaw list --agent [name] to isolate logs for specific entities within your Openclaw Skills environment.
  • Status Monitoring: Use mclaw status for a quick health check of the service and overall activity statistics.

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