openclaw-fleet-status

Report active tasks, agent health, and blockers from OpenClaw fleet status.

Updated Mar 26, 2026

Search Tags:#monitoring #task-management #status-report #openclaw #agent-health #fleet-status

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npx skills add https://github.com/cyberpunk042/devops-expert-local-ai --skill openclaw-fleet-status

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Skill: openclaw-fleet-status
Source: https://github.com/cyberpunk042/devops-expert-local-ai/tree/main/.claude/skills/openclaw-fleet-status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cyberpunk042/devops-expert-local-ai --skill openclaw-fleet-status

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

OpenClaw fleet operations require quick visibility into tasks, agents, and boards to detect blockers and maintain uptime.

Core Features & Use Cases

Surface active tasks, pending tasks, and agent health from Mission Control.
Provide a concise status report highlighting blockers and recent activity.
Applicable to deployments with multiple tasks and agents, across boards.

Quick Start

Run the fleet status command in the fleet project directory to generate a concise health snapshot.

Frequently Asked Questions about openclaw-fleet-status

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I monitor agent health and task status across an OpenClaw fleet?▼

To monitor agent health across an OpenClaw fleet, run the make status command in your fleet project directory to surface active tasks, pending work, and agent health. This generates a concise status report highlighting blockers and recent activity across multiple boards.

What is the best way to get a quick status report for active tasks and blockers?▼

The best way to get a quick status report for active tasks and blockers is running make status in the fleet project directory. This generates a concise health snapshot from Mission Control, highlighting pending work, agent health, and recent activity across your deployment.

Can I use fleet status monitoring for deployments with multiple agents and boards?▼

Yes, you can use fleet status monitoring for deployments with multiple agents and boards. It applies directly to complex fleets, surfacing active tasks, completed work, and agent health from Mission Control to detect blockers and maintain uptime across the project.

How do I check pending work and agent health in an OpenClaw deployment?▼

To check pending work and agent health in an OpenClaw deployment, execute make status in the fleet project directory. This reports active tasks, completed tasks, and agent health from Mission Control, providing a concise overview of your fleet operations.

Why does my OpenClaw fleet need a status report tool?▼

Your OpenClaw fleet needs a status report tool because fleet operations require quick visibility into tasks, agents, and boards to detect blockers and maintain uptime. Without it, surfacing active tasks and pending work across multiple deployments becomes difficult to track.

Do I need any external dependencies to run OpenClaw fleet status checks?▼

No external dependencies are required to run OpenClaw fleet status checks. The monitoring capability operates independently, requiring only the make status command within your fleet project directory to surface active tasks, agent health, and operational blockers.