ClawPanel
Officially listedAn OpenClaw management panel that deploys as a single 25MB binary file.
ClawPanel
ClawPanel is an open-source visual management panel for OpenClaw, written in Go and compiled into a single 25MB file for deployment — the v5.0 rewrite cut a 500MB Node.js+Docker setup down to a single 25MB binary with zero external dependencies. Its core value: letting users in China run OpenClaw bots on QQ and WeChat with a web interface instead of command-line operations.
Core capabilities
- Unified management of 20+ channels: QQ (NapCat/OneBot), WeChat, Telegram, Discord, Feishu, DingTalk, and more, all in one panel
- Smart dashboard: Real-time monitoring of OpenClaw process status, channel connections, message statistics, and memory usage
- Multi-model configuration: Unified configuration for 8+ model providers including GPT-4o, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek
- Workflow orchestration: AI-generated workflow templates with pause/resume/retry/approval flows
- Plugin and skill marketplace: Browse and install plugins, integrating the ClawHub ecosystem of 13,000+ skills
- One-click install: Deploy with a single curl command; supports systemd and Windows Service
Use cases Deploying AI chatbots in QQ groups or WeChat, unified management of multi-platform AI customer service, and visual configuration and monitoring of OpenClaw. Suited to users in China who need to run OpenClaw but avoid the command line.
Unique strengths Support for Chinese instant messaging is the biggest differentiator — most OpenClaw panels (Mission Control, LobsterBoard) focus on Western platforms, while ClawPanel solves QQ and WeChat first. The 25MB single-file deployment is an order of magnitude lighter than typical Node.js setups. The built-in AI chat assistant reuses OpenClaw's API key directly, with zero extra configuration.
Editor's take Iterating from v1 to v5 within one month (45 releases) is a remarkable pace, but it also shows the product is still evolving rapidly. The CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license prohibits commercial use. Beware that third-party QQ/WeChat logins may violate Tencent's terms of service and risk account bans. With 310 stars, the community is still small, but the project fills an important gap in the Chinese OpenClaw ecosystem.
Pricing
### 💰 定价模式：免费开源 **起步价**：免费 #### 主要方案 - **开源版**：$0 - 完整功能，CC BY-NC-SA 4.0许可证 #### 试用/其他信息 非商业用途完全免费。商业使用需联系作者获取授权。AI模型费用需自行配置API密钥。
FAQ
Is ClawPanel free?
It is open source and free under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license. Non-commercial use is completely free; commercial use requires separate authorization.
What can ClawPanel be used for?
Manage OpenClaw AI agents through a web interface: configure 20+ messaging channels such as QQ and WeChat, switch AI models, orchestrate workflows, manage plugin skills, and monitor running status in real time. A replacement for command-line operations.
How does ClawPanel differ from the official OpenClaw console?
It offers richer features than the official console: unified management of 20+ channels, workflow orchestration, a plugin marketplace, and skill management. It especially optimizes support for Chinese platforms like QQ and WeChat, where the official console is weaker.
Which messaging channels does ClawPanel support?
It ships with 8 built-in channels (QQ, WeChat, Telegram, Discord, and more), with 12+ more via plugin extensions (Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, LINE, Matrix, and others) — 20+ platforms under unified management.
How do I deploy ClawPanel?
On Linux/macOS, use a one-line curl install script; on Windows, use PowerShell. You can also download a 25MB precompiled binary and run it directly. The default port is 19527, with systemd/Windows Service management supported.
Is there any risk in deploying bots on QQ/WeChat with ClawPanel?
Yes. Logging into QQ/WeChat through third-party clients may violate Tencent's terms of service, and accounts risk being banned. The project's disclaimer explicitly reminds users they assume all risks.