openclaw-mission-control README

The project's README from github.com/abhi1693/openclaw-mission-control. As one markdown file: README.md.

⚠️ Project Archived

This repository has been archived and is no longer maintained.

Development has moved to Wardn AI, which supersedes OpenClaw Mission Control with a significantly improved architecture, better maintainability, and continued active development.

👉 New project: https://github.com/abhi1693/wardn-ai

If you are looking to build, deploy, or operate AI agents, you should use Wardn AI instead of this repository.

Why this project was archived

OpenClaw Mission Control was an experimental operations platform for OpenClaw. As the project evolved, its architecture and long term direction diverged significantly from what Mission Control was originally designed for.

Rather than continue maintaining two overlapping projects, development has been consolidated into Wardn AI, which provides:

No new features, bug fixes, or security updates will be made to this repository.

Existing users

If you are currently using OpenClaw Mission Control:

Please migrate to Wardn AI for all future deployments and development.

Migrate to Wardn AI

Repository:

https://github.com/abhi1693/wardn-ai

Please refer to the Wardn AI documentation for installation, deployment, and migration guidance.

License

This repository remains available under the MIT License.

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What is this?An AI agent orchestration dashboard for OpenClaw — manage AI agents, assign tasks, and coordinate multi-agent collaboration via the OpenClaw Gateway. It is now archived; development moved to Wardn AI.
Can I still install and run it myself?You are advised not to: the README recommends against new deployments and refers installation, deployment, and migration guidance to the Wardn AI documentation.
Is this project still maintained?No. It is archived: no new features, bug fixes, or security updates will land, and issues and pull requests are no longer reviewed.
Can I still use or fork the code?Yes. The repository remains available under the MIT License, so forking and reuse are fine — you just will not get fixes from upstream.
Why was it archived?As it evolved, its architecture and long-term direction diverged from the original design, so rather than maintain two overlapping projects the author consolidated everything into Wardn AI.
What is Wardn AI?The successor platform: a cleaner, more scalable architecture, active maintenance with regular feature development, and a more complete platform for AI agent orchestration and operations.
I already run Mission Control — what happens to my deployment?Source and releases stay available for reference, but with no security updates ahead, the README urges migrating to Wardn AI for all future deployments and development.
What was the tech stack?A TypeScript web dashboard; the repo shipped a docker-compose file and a Makefile, and it coordinated agents through the OpenClaw Gateway.
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