openclaw-nerve

Overview of openclaw-nerve

What it is

Nerve is a real-time web cockpit for OpenClaw, providing an interface for voice conversations, agent automated kanban board, workspace/file control, sub-agent sessions, inline charts, and usage visibility. It is designed to give users a richer operating surface than simple chat, allowing them to see, control, and coordinate multiple agents from one place.

Key features

• Fleet control: run multiple agents from one control plane, each with its own workspace, subagents, memory, identity, soul, and skills - Voice integration: push-to-talk, wake word flows, language selection, local Whisper transcription, multilingual stop phrases, and multiple TTS providers - Full agent operating context: inspect, edit, and manage each agent's workspace, memory, identity, soul, and skills live - Operating layer: crons, session trees, kanban workflows, review loops, proposal inboxes, and model overrides - Rich live output: charts, diffs, previews, syntax-highlighted code, structured tool rendering, and streaming UI

Use cases

• Talk to your agent by voice and hear it answer back naturally - Browse and edit the workspace live while the conversation is still happening - Watch cron runs as separate sessions instead of treating automation like a black box - Delegate work onto a kanban board and review what came back - Ask for a chart and get a real chart, not a code block pretending to be one - Track token usage, costs, and context pressure while long tasks run - Inspect subagent activity without losing the main thread

Getting started

bash curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/daggerhashimoto/openclaw-nerve/master/install.sh | bash The installer handles dependencies, clone, build, and then hands off into the setup wizard. For manual install, see the repository README.

License and pricing

The project is licensed under MIT and is open source.

Based on the project's public README and repository metadata.