OpenClaw Usage Dashboard

Interactive local dashboard for OpenClaw API usage. Shows token consumption, request counts, and system health across all configured LLM models — broken down by model, agent, and time period (hour/day/week/month/year). Reads session logs directly; no external service needed, data stays local. Use when a user asks about token usage, model activity, how many requests were made, usage by agent, system health, or wants a usage overview. Triggers on "usage dashboard", "token usage", "how many requests", "model usage", "usage by agent", "usage stats", "system health", "ram usage".

A zero-dependency Node.js dashboard that reads your OpenClaw session logs and shows token usage, model activity, and system health in real time. Runs entirely on localhost — no data ever leaves your machine.

Usage

node server.js

Open http://localhost:7842 in your browser.

Custom port

node server.js --port 8080

What It Shows

• Timeline chart — requests over time with Models / Agents / Both filter toggle
• Model cards — token counts and request counts per model, sorted by most used
• Agent activity — breakdown of requests per agent
• Session heatmap — activity distribution by hour of day
• Token efficiency — cache hit ratio and average prompt size
• System health — RAM (VM-aware on macOS), disk, uptime, OpenClaw version
• Period selector — Hour / Day / Week / Month / Year (keyboard shortcuts 1–5)

Requirements

• Node.js 18+ (no npm install needed — zero external dependencies)
• OpenClaw session logs at ~/.openclaw/agents/*/sessions/*.jsonl

Platform Support

Platform	Supported
macOS	✅
Linux	✅
Windows	✅