Solutions

You set up your OpenClaw agent in a Discord server, sent a message—and got silence. The most common cause: OpenClaw ignores messages that don't explicitly @mention the bot. This guide covers the fix, permission checks, and how to use ClawBridge to monitor your Discord bot's health remotely.

You launched a powerful autonomous agent on your home server—then stepped away from your desk. Now it's a black box. ClawBridge bridges the gap: access your agent's live Memory Feed, see the Chain-of-Thought as it streams, and trigger an emergency stop from any iPhone or Android browser. No SSH, no VPN.

Two minutes each morning is all it takes: glance at Live Thoughts for loop patterns, check Memory Feed for unexpected journal entries, and review Token Economy for spending anomalies. This guide turns that habit into a repeatable routine that catches small problems before they compound.

Hit a cryptic "orphaned tool_result block missing corresponding tool_use" error that halted your workflow? This error means your LLM lost track of a tool call—often from a network hiccup. Learn how ClawBridge's live log feed helps you spot the desync instantly and restart the session cleanly from your phone.

Your agent was perfectly calibrated last week. Now it behaves differently. The likely cause is memory drift—a journal entry that quietly shifted its behavior. ClawBridge's Memory Feed surfaces your agent's memory timeline on your phone so you can spot and correct drift early.

SSH-ing into servers to check logs while on the go is painful. ClawBridge gives you a real-time overview of your OpenClaw nodes—CPU, memory, network, logs, and token usage—all from your mobile browser. Diagnose and restart nodes without being chained to your desk.

You told it to 'clean up' a folder. It started deleting files you meant to keep. With ClawBridge, you watch the Live Thoughts feed in the first minute of any risky task. If the reasoning goes wrong, Emergency Stop intervenes before the damage spreads.

Your agent is 'running'—but the last meaningful output was four hours ago. It's in a loop. ClawBridge's Live Thoughts feed makes repetitive reasoning patterns instantly visible, and Mission Control's Emergency Stop cuts the loop dead without needing SSH.

Server fan spinning, machine sluggish, and you're not at your desk. ClawBridge's node monitoring shows you live CPU and memory usage on your phone. Cross-reference with Live Thoughts to confirm it's a stuck agent, then Emergency Stop to free the resources.

Your OpenClaw agent runs at home, but you're at a café. ClawBridge's built-in Cloudflare Tunnel creates an encrypted, outbound-only connection so you can open the dashboard from any network—no VPN, no port forwarding, no home IP exposed.

Running three OpenClaw agents on separate servers shouldn't mean three SSH sessions. ClawBridge installs once per node and gives each one its own mobile-friendly dashboard. Manage all your nodes from bookmarks on your phone—no terminal required.

Your agent ran overnight and quietly burned through $40 of API credits. ClawBridge's Token Economy panel gives you a live, itemized cost breakdown by model and daily usage trends—so you catch spending spikes before they become billing surprises.