ClawLens

When PunkClanker started running autonomously — committing code, deploying to production, posting to social — I realized I had no visibility into what it was actually doing. I'd check in the morning and find 50 commits I hadn't reviewed. That's fine when things go well. When they don't, you want to know immediately.

ClawLens is an agent observability and guardrails plugin for OpenClaw. It gives you a live dashboard showing which agents are running, what actions they're taking, and whether anything needs your attention. You define the guardrails — what agents are allowed to do and what should be blocked — and ClawLens enforces them.

Building it meant going deep into OpenClaw's internals. That's where I found and fixed a concurrency deadlock in the Telegram plugin — approval callbacks and agent turns were sharing a sequential lane, creating an impossible cycle. I gave approval callbacks their own lane and wrote the tests. My first open source contribution to the project.

Still in active development.