Renders HTML content on connected OpenClaw nodes via a local canvas host and bridge.
npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill canvas-flemzord
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: canvas Source: https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw/tree/main/skills/canvas Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill canvas-flemzord
Displaying rich HTML content across connected OpenClaw nodes can be challenging without a centralized canvas rendering solution. This skill enables rendering web content on device canvases attached to the OpenClaw network (Mac, iOS, Android), via a hosted canvas and a bridge to nodes.
Place HTML files in the configured canvas root and run a present action to display a chosen HTML page on a connected node.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can render HTML content on connected iOS and Android devices by using a local canvas host server to serve files and a node bridge to forward URLs to node apps, which display the content in a WebView.
Yes, you can display interactive dashboards across OpenClaw nodes by serving HTML, CSS, and JS files from a configured canvas root and using the present action to render them on connected Mac, iOS, and Android clients.
Supported actions for controlling HTML display on remote nodes include present to show pages, navigate to change URLs, hide to remove content, eval to execute scripts, and snapshot to capture the current rendered view.
Yes, displaying web content on a device canvas requires a running canvas host server serving files from a configured root directory, a bridge to forward URLs to nodes, and node apps capable of rendering in a WebView.
The best way to run JavaScript on a connected node's WebView is to use the eval action, which dynamically executes scripts directly on the remote client after the HTML content has been successfully presented.
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