Task Monitor

Real-time web dashboard for OpenClaw sessions and background tasks. Mobile-responsive with auto-refresh.

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Last updated: April 23, 2026

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Task Monitor v0.1

Real-time monitoring dashboard for OpenClaw with web interface.

Features

🌐 Web Dashboard - Beautiful, responsive UI accessible from any device
📱 Mobile-First - Optimized for phones and tablets
🔄 Auto-Refresh - Updates every 60 seconds
🎨 Modern Design - Gradient UI with dark theme
📊 Live Data - Main session, Discord, sub-agents, cron jobs
🚀 Fast API - JSON endpoint with intelligent caching (30s TTL)
⚡ Performance - <100ms response time (cached), ~15s cold cache

Installation

cd skills/task-monitor
npm install

Usage

Start Web Server

./scripts/start-server.sh

Server will run on port 3030 (accessible on LAN).

Access URLs:

Local:
```
http://localhost:3030
```
LAN:
```
http://<your-ip>:3030
```

Stop Server

./scripts/stop-server.sh

API Endpoint

curl http://localhost:3030/api/status

Returns JSON with:

Main session stats
Discord session stats
Active sub-agents (with descriptions)
Recent cron job history

Generate Markdown (v0.1)

Legacy markdown generator still available:

./scripts/generate-dashboard.js

Updates

DASHBOARD.md

in workspace root.

Automation

CRON job runs every 5 minutes to update markdown dashboard:

*/5 * * * *

-> Executes

generate-dashboard.js

Architecture

Backend: Node.js + Express
Frontend: Pure HTML/CSS/JS (no frameworks)

Data Source:

openclaw sessions list --json

openclaw cron list --json

Caching: In-memory cache with 30-second TTL
- Pre-warmed on server startup
- Async background refresh when expired
- Stale-while-revalidate pattern for optimal UX
Refresh: Client-side polling (60s interval)

Performance

Without cache:

API response time: ~15 seconds (blocking)
Problem: Each request blocks Node.js event loop

With cache:

Cache hit: <100ms (~365x faster)
Cache miss: ~15s (first request only)
Stale cache: <100ms while refreshing in background
Cache TTL: 30 seconds

The caching system ensures:

Lightning-fast responses for most requests
No blocking of concurrent requests
Graceful degradation when cache expires

Task Monitor

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Task Monitor v0.1

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