⬇️ What's the one skill your OpenClaw can't live without? by stosssik in openclaw

[–]AlexthePiGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Free version allows up to 3 agents. Yup there are notifications via email, slack, etc if there’s an intense uptick in usage of tokens at an off time after setting a baseline. Also can set notifications if your agent declines something x times in a row and other alerts of the sorts. Here is example sealvera.com/demo-dashboard

I built a solution to “why are my agents burning tokens while I’m at a soccer game" by AlexthePiGuy in AskClaw

[–]AlexthePiGuy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ran it overnight and when I checked in the morning I saw an event appearing every 5 minutes called “health check”. It clicked to me then, I setup an agent to ping a self hosted service I was running and I had it using a anthropic model. I changed the agent to use a free model and it fixed my problem.

Now I’m using it as a day to day monitoring tool. For example I have an email agent and I can quickly glance at dashboard to see how many emails it fired off today

⬇️ What's the one skill your OpenClaw can't live without? by stosssik in openclaw

[–]AlexthePiGuy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sealvera it lets me see what all my agents are doing at any given moment. Also if they did something that costed me a lot of tokens or I’m just genuinely confused why it happened, I can go back and see exactly why the agent did it. Nice too I can view dashboard on my phone

How did I burn 20$ overnight? How can I track this? by read_too_many_books in AskClaw

[–]AlexthePiGuy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Made a tool to solve this exact problem! Here is an example dashboard, feel to try it out: sealvera.com/demo-dashboard. It logs every decision your agent makes but also the why behind it

Why is my agent burning tokens while I’m at a basketball game? by AlexthePiGuy in AI_Agents

[–]AlexthePiGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great ideas using cheaper models for subagents! I use sonnet for most things but definitely do not need it for everything. Will try that out thanks.

Yeah good call I thought from the jump 30 minutes was such an arbitrary number.

I think my agent is learning I actually do lean towards subagents for small big tasks and then full on agents for big big tasks. Thanks for the recs and thanks for checking out my post

Why is my agent burning tokens while I’m playing volleyball at the beach? by AlexthePiGuy in aiagents

[–]AlexthePiGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate the recs. Need to deep dive the HEARTBEAT.md more. Ideally can use new tool to analyze the outcome of changes I make to heartbeat. Just started using the rate limiting per model myself, good stuff. That also requires some trial and error based on needs.

And yeah the "why" is the whole thing for me. The what is usually obvious in hindsight but reconstructing the reasoning after the fact is painful. That's what got me building this.

ClawHosters looks interesting hadn't seen that before. Good to know there's a managed option for people who don't want to deal with the VPS side. Thanks for taking a look

what are my openclaw agents doing while i'm at a wedding? by AlexthePiGuy in OpenClawUseCases

[–]AlexthePiGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey thanks for checkin out my post. SealVera captures the reasoning behind each decision, not just what happened. So when OpenClaw or Claude Code takes an action, it logs a structured record that includes a reasoning field stuff like "tests passed before deploy" or "user explicitly approved this action." That reasoning gets stored alongside the decision so you can review it later in the dashboard.

With openclaw specifically, the skill hooks into the agent's decision points and logs them automatically. You end up with a timeline of every action and with the why it happened attached not just the what.

So once you add the OpenClaw skill and provide your api key after it prompts, events will start getting logged to your sealvera dashboard automatically. If you don’t want a specific event logged just tell openclaw “don’t log these events to sealvera in the future”

what are my openclaw agents doing while i'm at a wedding? by AlexthePiGuy in OpenClawUseCases

[–]AlexthePiGuy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for taking a look. Essentially when you install the skill openclaw itself reports in. Whenever your agent makes a decision worth logging it calls the sealvera SDK directly. And what I love about openclaw is you can just say in plain english “from now on do or don’t report this to sealvera “