Accessing the OpenClaw Dashboard

I often find that terminal logs are hard to track when I am managing many tasks at once. It is much easier to have a visual layout to see the state of my work.

Instead of running several commands to check statuses, I prefer using a dedicated interface. This helps me get a clear view of my setup without the mental strain of reading through raw text.

What You’ll Need

• The OpenClaw CLI
• Active authentication

Quick Start

You can launch the Control UI directly from your terminal. This command uses your current auth to get you in.

Run this command to open the dashboard in your default browser:

openclaw dashboard

If you are on a remote server or do not want the browser to pop up automatically, use this flag:

openclaw dashboard --no-open

Troubleshooting

• Auth issues: If the dashboard does not load your data, verify your current auth status. The command relies on your existing credentials.
• Browser fails to open: If your environment prevents the browser from launching, use the --no-open flag to get the URL.

If you have more questions, check the AI Setup Assistant.

What’s Next

• CLI Authentication Guide
• Command Line Interface Reference