Claw Admin is a self-hosted web console for people managing OpenClaw Gateway and Hermes Agent. It brings both into one browser interface, with controls for agents, conversations and their connected models. The console runs on the same machine or server as the gateway and is open source under the MIT license.
You can chat with agents, search conversation history, manage skills and schedule tasks. For OpenClaw, it also supports creating agents, assigning tool permissions and coordinating work through a shared collaboration space. Editors for agent instructions and personality documents let you change their behavior from the dashboard.
The Hermes browser terminal keeps CLI processes running when the browser disconnects. Reconnecting restores the buffered output, and you can manage multiple terminal sessions. Hermes chat uses an OpenAI-compatible API and displays tool calls, formatted code and mathematical notation.
Dashboards track token use, session activity and system resources; Hermes also provides cost analysis by model. Messaging connections include Telegram, Discord and Slack for Hermes, plus QQ, Feishu, DingTalk and WeCom for OpenClaw. The OpenClaw interface includes workspace file editing and transfers, remote terminals, and remote desktop access to Linux and Windows machines.
The management console runs locally. Hermes can use a custom provider for locally deployed models or connect to cloud providers such as OpenRouter, Anthropic and OpenAI. The interface supports English and Chinese, with light and dark themes.
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