canvas

To display HTML content on connected devices, you can use the canvas Skill to serve HTTP/HTTPS content over WebSocket connections to OpenClaw nodes. This requires setting up a bridge and node app with nodes configured for canvas capability.

Yes, you can run interactive web demos and dashboards across multiple devices. The canvas Skill supports interactive HTML, CSS, and JavaScript presentations, allowing you to manage remote dashboards or run interactive games on connected OpenClaw nodes.

Yes, you need OpenClaw nodes specifically configured with a canvas capability. The web content display process requires both a bridge and a node app setup to facilitate the WebSocket connections serving the HTTP/HTTPS content.

The best way to show static HTML presentations on a remote Mac node is to use the canvas Skill. You can target a specific node by its ID, such as 'mac-63599bc4-b54d-4392-9048-b97abd58343a', to display the desired web content over the WebSocket connection.

Yes, the web content display method supports both HTTP and HTTPS protocols. Content is served over WebSocket connections, ensuring that both static and interactive HTML, CSS, and JS presentations can be displayed on the connected OpenClaw nodes.

The primary limitation is that this method requires OpenClaw nodes with a canvas capability and appropriate bridge and node app configuration. Without these specific dependencies and setup, the WebSocket connections cannot facilitate the cross-device web content display.