claw-insights and openclaw-trace

Open-source agent observability via session replay and metrics complements end-to-end tracing specifically for OpenClaw multi-agent systems, suggesting a relationship where the former provides general monitoring capabilities that could be enhanced by the latter's specialized tracing for a particular framework.

claw-insights
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Emerging
openclaw-trace
48
Emerging
Maintenance 13/25
Adoption 4/25
Maturity 20/25
Community 12/25
Maintenance 10/25
Adoption 4/25
Maturity 20/25
Community 14/25
Stars: 5
Forks: 1
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Commits (30d): 0
Language: TypeScript
License: MIT
Stars: 7
Forks: 3
Downloads:
Commits (30d): 0
Language: JavaScript
License: MIT
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About claw-insights

LucaL6/claw-insights

Open-source agent observability — session replay, metrics, and shareable snapshots for AI agent workflows

Operates as a zero-intrusion read-only sidecar that tails logs and CLI output without SDK integration, storing data locally in SQLite and exposing observability through GraphQL APIs and Server-Sent Events. Built with an adapter architecture for extensibility beyond OpenClaw, it includes structured AI agent skills for autonomous setup and snapshot capture via REST API or CLI. Tech stack spans Express, GraphQL Yoga, SQLite, Satori rendering, and a React 19 frontend with real-time ECharts dashboards for token analytics and error tracking.

About openclaw-trace

Tell-Me-Mo/openclaw-trace

End-to-end tracing and observability for OpenClaw multi-agent systems

This tool provides a clear view into how your OpenClaw AI agents are performing, consuming resources, and incurring costs. It takes the output logs from your agents and visualizes their execution traces, token usage, and expenses. Anyone managing or optimizing multi-agent AI systems will find this useful for understanding agent behavior and resource consumption.

AI agent management AI cost optimization Agent performance monitoring Multi-agent system analytics AI workflow debugging

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