Overview Page

What you see on first login

The Overview page is the first thing you see after signing in to your OneClickClaw dashboard. If you have not deployed an agent yet, you see an empty state with a prominent "Deploy New Agent" button and a brief explanation of how to get started. Once you have at least one active instance, the page transforms into a live summary of all your servers, complete with status indicators, quick metrics, and the Event Viewer terminal at the bottom.

The overview is designed to give you a complete picture at a glance: which servers are running, how they perform, and whether anything needs your attention. You should not need to click into individual pages unless you want to make changes or investigate something specific.

Server cards and status indicators

Each deployed instance appears as a server card on the overview. Every card displays the instance name, a tier badge showing which plan you are on (Starter, Hobbyist, or Pro), and a live status indicator.

The status indicator uses a green pulsing dot with the text "Online" next to it when your server is healthy and your agent is running normally. This is the state you want to see. Other statuses include:

• Green pulsing dot + "Online" means the server is running normally and your agent is actively listening on all connected channels. This is the healthy state.
• Yellow (Provisioning) means the server is being set up. This typically lasts about 5 minutes after a new deployment. During this time, the server is not yet available for use.
• Red (Error) means something went wrong. The server may be unreachable, the agent process may have crashed, or a health check has failed. Click into the Server Details page for more information.

Tier mascots and quick metrics

Each server card displays a 64-pixel tier mascot image inline with the card metrics. The mascot provides an instant visual cue for which plan the server is on. Next to the mascot, you see quick metrics for CPU and RAM usage, so you can spot resource pressure without navigating to the full Server Details page. The card also shows the server's IP address in a monospace font for easy reference.

Event Viewer terminal

At the bottom of the Overview page, you find the Event Viewer, a collapsible terminal-style panel that shows real-time events from across your account. The Event Viewer uses a Matrix-style fade-in animation when new events appear, giving it a distinctive look. You toggle it open or closed with the button at the bottom of the page. Your toggle preference is saved locally, so it remembers whether you left it open or closed.

Each event entry in the terminal displays a timestamp, a color-coded category label, and a description of what happened. Events load in reverse chronological order (newest first), and you can click "Load more events" at the bottom to paginate through older entries.

Event categories and colors

The Event Viewer organizes events into eight color-coded categories. Each category uses a distinct color so you can scan quickly:

• SERVER — Server lifecycle events (start, stop, reboot, provisioning complete).
• AGENT — Agent process events (started, stopped, crashed, restarted).
• CHANNEL — Channel connection events (Telegram connected, Discord token updated).
• CONFIG — Configuration changes (provider switched, model changed, system prompt updated).
• UPDATE — OpenClaw version updates applied to your server.
• HEALTH — Health check results (passed, failed, recovered).
• BILLING — Subscription events (payment received, plan changed, renewal upcoming).
• SETUP — Initial setup events during onboarding (wizard completed, first channel connected).

Deploying a new agent

To launch a new agent, click the "Deploy New Agent" button at the top of the Overview page. This opens the deployment wizard, which walks you through selecting a plan, naming your instance, and configuring the initial settings. The full deployment process is covered in the Deploy Wizard Walkthrough article.

Managing multiple instances

If you have more than one deployed agent, all your instances appear as separate cards on the same overview page. Each card operates independently, so you can have one instance on the Starter plan and another on Pro. The overview makes it easy to compare the health and status of all your agents in one place.

Each new deployment creates its own server, subscription, and billing cycle. You manage each instance separately through its own Agent Control Panel and Server Details page.