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Mission Control online

Your Personal AI Agent in the Cloud

Isolated OpenClaw with Telegram, voice, images, ready-made skills, and full observability — in Mission Control. No server required; for private capacity we enroll claweb-node on your VPS.

Why the platform

An agent without infrastructure isn’t a product

A model can answer in chat. Claweb ships what keeps an agent alive in production: placement, channels, skills, backups, and observability.

Your own server & runtime

VPS, Docker, upgrades, and 3 a.m. outages instead of product work.

Models pieced together

Chat, STT, vision, image gen, and search take weeks to wire by hand.

Blind ops

Without logs, status, and session errors you never know why the agent went quiet.

Skills from scratch

Useful workflows take months; ready, installable packs are rare.

Memory at risk

Config, vectors, and skills vanish with the container.

Slow time-to-bot

Empty account to Telegram bot is days of DevOps, not minutes.

Capabilities

The power is in the details

From the first Telegram message to incident diagnosis: agent, tools, skills, and clear control in one loop.

Cloud or your VPS

Start on Claweb nodes. Need “mine only” isolation — claweb-node on your VPS, same console, your capacity.

Multimodal out of the box

Text, voice (STT), speech (TTS), photo understanding, image generation, and web search — one LLM gateway.

Mission Control observability

Provisioning timeline, live logs, web terminal, session errors, and agent health — no SSH, no guesswork.

Skills ready for real work

Practical packs from the @claweb catalog install at agent boot. OmniVoice, for example — TTS and voice clone in Telegram.

Platform stack

What’s inside Claweb

A full operator loop: where the agent runs, how it thinks and speaks, how you see it, and which skills you can turn on today.

Placement & isolation

Each agent is a quota’d container. Shared platform node or a dedicated node on your hardware.

  • Per-agent container and data volume
  • Shared Claweb nodes — no server of your own
  • Dedicated node: VPS + claweb-node + enroll
  • TLS at the edge, mTLS to node-agent

Models, voice & images

Not a single chat endpoint — a multimodal set already wired at provision time.

  • Chat models on the plan allow-list
  • STT (voice → text) and TTS/speech via skills
  • Vision, image generation, and search MCP
  • Per-agent key with TPM / RPM / budget

Observability & control

Mission Control shows the real life of an agent — not a green checkbox.

  • Step-by-step provisioning timeline
  • Live logs and browser web terminal
  • Session errors and degradation signals
  • State and memory backups, restore in one flow

Skills that already work

The @claweb catalog: proven packs, not drafts. Installed with the plan, extended by you.

  • Compose: platform ∪ plan ∪ your extra skills
  • OmniVoice — TTS, voice clone, speech style
  • Reconciled on every container boot
  • Telegram + Control UI as delivery channels
Minutes to a bot — Account → agent → Telegram, not a DevOps week.
Hears and speaks — STT, TTS, and media in the same agent as chat.
You can see it — Logs, provisioning, session errors in the console.
Skills not from zero — Ready @claweb packs for real tasks.
Your node when you want — Shared Claweb or VPS with claweb-node.
Who it's for

Who Claweb is for

For people who need a production agent, not a demo chat: channels, skills, backups, and clear diagnostics.

Indie devsStartupsBot operatorsAgenciesTelegram power usersSmall teams

Personal AI assistant

A long-running Telegram partner: memory, speech, skills, and backups — not a one-off chat window.

Agent fleet

Several containers, shared quotas, fleet-wide observability.

Dedicated node

Your VPS + claweb-node: only your agents, still managed from the Claweb console.

Telegram channel & support

An OpenClaw bot: provisioning, logs, session errors, and restore after incidents.

Content & voice

Images, STT, TTS/OmniVoice, and search — the agent creates and delivers media to the channel.

Ops without SSH panic

Terminal, live logs, provisioning timeline, and session-error classes when something breaks.

How it works

Three steps to a live agent

Three steps: access → a live agent with skills → operator control. Dedicated node when you need it.

1

Sign in and pick a plan

Register with Telegram or Yandex. The plan sets agent, CPU/RAM, and LLM limits.

  • Login: Telegram Login or Yandex
  • Quotas from the plan catalog (Starter / Pro / Business)
2

Create an agent with skills

Container on an online node; OpenClaw, models, multimodal tools, plan skills, and Telegram — one provision pass.

  • Name, bot token, optional Telegram user ID
  • Gateway, MCP, STT/vision/image gen, memory, Control UI
  • Skills (e.g. OmniVoice) reconcile at boot
3

Observe, operate, scale

Logs, terminal, session errors, backups. Need your VPS — claweb-node, enroll, pin agents.

  • Observability and actions in Mission Control
  • Shared nodes or a dedicated node on your VPS
Pricing

Plans by agent capacity

Agent and resource limits scale Starter → Pro → Business. Cards below come from the live plan catalog.

What you pay for

Agent hosting and control plane are on the platform. LLM usage sits in plan limits. @claweb catalog skills install with the plan. A dedicated node is your VPS + claweb-node.

Shared nodes — included

Default path: agents on Claweb infrastructure, no VPS required.

LLM — plan limits

TPM/RPM and budget on the agent key via the platform gateway; need more — upgrade the plan.

Dedicated node — your VPS

You rent the box, install claweb-node, enroll it — only your agents land there.

Product feel

How it looks in practice

Short Mission Control scenes — not invented street testimonials.

Voice note in Telegram → transcript → spoken reply. Skills and media aren’t “later” — they’re already on the agent.

Scenario: voice end-to-end

Step provisioning, live logs, session errors. If the agent goes quiet, you see the error class — not an empty chat.

Scenario: observability

Started on a shared node. When isolation mattered — VPS with claweb-node, same controls.

Scenario: grow to your own node

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Cloud, skills, observability, and dedicated nodes — short and practical.

Not to start: agents run on Claweb nodes. A VPS matters when you want a dedicated node — install claweb-node and enroll it in the control plane.

STT (voice notes → text), vision (photos), image generation, web search MCP, and speech via the OmniVoice skill — with media delivered to Telegram.

The @claweb catalog: practical packs, not stubs. Plans default to OmniVoice (TTS, voice clone, speech style). Effective set = platform ∪ plan ∪ your extras; skills reconcile on every container boot.

Mission Control: provisioning timeline, live logs, web terminal, session errors with classes (OOM, MCP, tool-use, and more). Operator signals only — we don’t bulk-ingest chat transcripts.

An account (Telegram or Yandex), an active plan, and ideally a Telegram bot token. No separate server or third-party LLM keys for the default path.

Start

An agent you can see and hear

Run OpenClaw in Mission Control: skills, multimodal tools, and observability from day one.