@openvole/paw-dashboard

Real-time web dashboard for agent monitoring.

Part of OpenVole — the microkernel AI agent framework.

[!WARNING] Deprecated. This single-engine dashboard paw is superseded by vole serve — the built-in control-plane dashboard that runs one web server for all your spaces, with each paw's UI embedded as a panel under the Apps tab (no per-paw web server, no extra ports). Just run vole serve from an OpenVole root. paw-dashboard will be removed in a future release.

Install

npm install @openvole/paw-dashboard

Config

{
  "name": "@openvole/paw-dashboard",
  "allow": {
    "listen": [3001],
    "env": ["VOLE_DASHBOARD_PORT"]
  }
}

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | VOLE_DASHBOARD_PORT | Port for the dashboard web server (default 3001) |

Features

• Live monitoring — paws (with health), tools, skills, tasks, schedules, and VoleNet peers, streamed over WebSocket (no polling)
• Config editor — edit vole.config.json from the browser across 8 sections (brain, heartbeat, loop, security/Docker, paws, tool profiles, agents, net)
• Identity editor — edit SOUL.md, USER.md, AGENT.md, HEARTBEAT.md, and BRAIN.md
• One-click engine restart — apply config/identity changes without the terminal
• Live event log — task lifecycle, paw/tool registration, crashes, rate limits

How It Works

Starts a local web server with a WebSocket connection for real-time streaming of agent activity, and exposes the engine's config, identity, and restart controls so you can operate the agent entirely from your browser.

License

MIT