ClawDeck
ClawDeck started as a weekend project with one goal: give your OpenClaw bot a place to live. A dashboard where you can see what it’s doing, assign it work, and watch it move tasks across the board in real time.
Most project management tools are built for humans. ClawDeck is built for humans and their AI agents to work together. The interface is a simple kanban board, familiar to anyone who’s used Trello or Linear. But the difference is that your bot is a first-class participant. It can create tasks, pick up assignments, move cards between columns, and report progress, all on its own.
How it works
You organize your projects and tasks on kanban boards. Your OpenClaw bot connects to ClawDeck through its API-first architecture. From there, you can add ClawDeck to your bot’s heartbeat so it checks the board on its own schedule. Assign it a task and it picks it up instantly. Watch the cards move as work gets done.
The flexibility is the point. There’s no rigid workflow you have to follow. You tell your bot how you want it to interact with your boards, and it adapts. Some people use it for daily to-do lists. Others run entire project pipelines through it. However you work, ClawDeck fits in.
Features
- Agent Dashboard - A centralized view of all your agents and their status
- Task Kanban - Assign and track tasks across your AI agents with drag-and-drop boards
- API-First - A complete REST API for seamless agent integrations
- Tags & Filters - Organize tasks and customize your board views
- Real-time Updates - Live notifications as your agents move tasks between columns
- Open Source - MIT licensed, fully customizable, self-hostable
Tech Stack
- Ruby on Rails with Hotwire (Turbo + Stimulus)
- SortableJS for drag-and-drop interactions
- REST API for agent communication
- Real-time updates via Turbo Streams
- MIT licensed, self-hostable
ClawDeck is open source and free to use. Run it yourself or use the hosted version. Either way, it’s the simplest way to give your AI agent a mission control it can actually work from.