Dashboard Overview

Your ClawHQ dashboard is the central hub for managing every aspect of your AI deployment. From real-time health monitoring to quick agent actions, everything you need is accessible from a single, unified interface.

Onboarding Checklist

When you first log in, the dashboard displays an onboarding checklist that guides you through the five essential steps to get your ClawHQ instance fully operational. Each step automatically marks itself as complete once the corresponding action has been taken, so you never need to manually check anything off.

VPS Provisioned — Your dedicated VPS has been set up and is running.
First Agent Deployed — You have deployed at least one agent from the Agent Store.
Channel Connected — A communication channel (WhatsApp, Telegram, web widget, etc.) has been linked to your instance.
First Conversation — Your agent has handled at least one real conversation via a connected channel or the Chat interface.
Model Configured — You have reviewed or switched your AI model to the one that best suits your workload.

The checklist remains visible at the top of the dashboard until all five steps are complete. After completion, it collapses into a small congratulatory banner that you can dismiss permanently.

Health Status Indicator

A prominent status badge at the top of the dashboard provides an at-a-glance assessment of your VPS health. The indicator uses three states:

Healthy (green) — CPU, RAM, and disk usage are all within normal operating ranges.
Warning (yellow) — One or more resources have crossed the 70% utilization threshold. You should investigate and consider optimizing your deployment.
Critical (red) — A resource has exceeded 90% utilization, or a core service is unresponsive. Immediate action is recommended.

The health indicator pulls live data from your VPS and displays the current CPU percentage, RAM percentage, and disk percentage alongside the badge. Clicking the indicator navigates you directly to the VPS monitoring dashboard for a deeper breakdown.

Tip

If your health indicator shows a persistent warning, check the VPS monitoring dashboard for trends. A gradual increase in RAM usage over several days could indicate a memory leak in a deployed agent.

Recent Activity Feed

The recent activity feed shows the last 10 actions performed across your entire ClawHQ instance. Events are aggregated from multiple sources, giving you a single timeline of everything happening on your platform:

Agent events — deployments, undeployments, configuration changes, and errors.
Channel events — new connections, disconnections, and health check failures.
Ticket events — new support tickets, replies, and resolutions.
Chat events — notable conversations, escalations, and feedback submissions.

Each activity entry includes a timestamp, the event type, a human-readable description, and a direct link to the relevant section of the dashboard. The feed refreshes automatically every 30 seconds.

Sparkline Trends on Stat Cards

The dashboard displays four primary stat cards — total conversations, active agents, connected channels, and open tickets. Each card includes a 7-day sparkline mini-chart that visualizes the trend for that metric over the past week.

Sparklines use a subtle gradient fill beneath the line to make upward or downward trends immediately visible. A green sparkline indicates a positive trend (e.g., increasing conversations), while a red sparkline signals a metric that may need attention (e.g., rising open tickets).

Notification Center

The bell icon in the top navigation bar serves as your notification center. A red badge displays the count of unread notifications. Clicking the bell opens a dropdown panel listing all recent in-app notifications, organized by time.

Notifications are generated for the following events:

Ticket replies — When a support team member responds to one of your tickets.
Agent errors — When a deployed agent encounters an error or becomes unresponsive.
VPS status changes — When your VPS starts, stops, restarts, or enters a critical state.
Channel disconnects — When a connected channel loses its connection and requires reconfiguration.

Each notification can be individually marked as read, or you can use the "Mark all as read" action to clear the entire list. Notification preferences can be configured from your Account Settings page.

System Alerts

When critical conditions are detected, the dashboard displays prominent alert banners at the top of the page. These banners persist until the underlying issue is resolved and cannot be dismissed. The following conditions trigger system alerts:

VPS Stopped — Your dedicated VPS is not running. All agents and channels are offline. A "Start VPS" button is included directly in the banner.
High Resource Usage — CPU or RAM has exceeded 90% for more than 5 minutes.
No Channels Connected — You have no active communication channels. Your agents cannot receive messages from end users.
No Agents Deployed — No agents are currently deployed on your VPS. Conversations cannot be handled.

Warning

System alerts indicate conditions that directly impact your service availability. Address them promptly to avoid downtime for your end users.

Quick Actions

The quick actions panel provides one-click shortcuts to the most common tasks. ClawHQ offers eight available quick actions, and you can customize which ones appear by pinning and unpinning them:

Deploy an Agent
Connect a Channel
Open Chat
Create a Ticket
View Logs
Restart VPS
Switch Model
Manage API Keys

To customize your quick actions, click the gear icon on the panel header. In the configuration dialog, drag actions to reorder them or toggle the pin icon to show or hide specific actions. Your preferences are saved to your account and persist across sessions and devices.

Usage Summary Card

Starter plan users see a usage summary card on the dashboard that provides a clear breakdown of their plan consumption. The card displays:

Total conversations this billing cycle vs. plan allocation.
Number of deployed agents vs. maximum allowed.
Number of connected channels vs. maximum allowed.
Model switches used this month vs. the 5-switch monthly limit.

Each metric includes a progress bar that fills as you approach your limit. The bar transitions from green to yellow at 70% and from yellow to red at 90%. If you reach a limit, the card displays an upgrade prompt linking to the billing page.

Tip

Pro and Ultra plan users do not see the usage summary card, as those plans include higher or unlimited allocations for all metrics.