Canvas Skill

To present interactive HTML canvas content on remote webview nodes, serve the HTML files from a canvas host HTTP server and instruct the specific node to display the target URL constructed under the /__openclaw__/canvas/ path.

Yes, you can run JavaScript within the rendered canvas or capture a screenshot of the remote webview. These eval and snapshot capabilities allow you to execute scripts and verify visual output for testing and demonstrations.

When serving HTML to OpenClaw nodes over a tailnet, you must construct the target URL based on your canvas gateway bind mode. Use the appropriate hostname for loopback, LAN, or tailnet configurations so the node can reach the served content.

Yes, you need a configured root directory on your canvas host HTTP server to store HTML files. You place your interactive web experiences in this directory before instructing nodes to load the specific file paths.

Yes, you can hide or navigate the canvas view on a node without restarting the host server. The skill supports switching displayed content or dismissing the canvas directly through remote control instructions.

The best way to display live web dashboards across multiple OpenClaw devices is to host the HTML on a central server and use present instructions to push the URL to each node, eliminating the friction of manual deployment.