mission-clawLog agent activities to Mission Claw dashboard with token usage tracking. Use when completing significant tasks, subagent work, or any action worth recording in the activity feed. Triggers on task completion, activity logging, or tracking agent work.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install tsangwailam/mission-clawLog significant tasks to the Mission Claw activity feed for tracking agent work, token usage, and project progress.
mclaw binary must be installed on the host system.session_status tool to retrieve current token usage.mclaw log "Task description" \
--agent "AgentName" \
--project "ProjectName" \
--status completed \
--duration "Xm Ys" \
--input-tokens N \
--output-tokens N \
--total-tokens Naction - Brief task description (positional argument)--agent - Agent name (e.g., "J", "mission-claw", "type-alchemy")--total-tokens - Total tokens used (always include)--details - Longer description of work done--project - Project name--status - completed (default), in_progress, or failed--duration - Time taken (e.g., "5m", "1h 30m")--input-tokens / --output-tokens - Token breakdownLog after completing:
Before logging, check your session's token usage:
session_status tool to see current tokens# Feature implementation
mclaw log "Added date-time filter to dashboard" \
--agent "mission-claw" \
--project "Mission Claw" \
--status completed \
--duration "10m" \
--total-tokens 15000
# Quick fix
mclaw log "Fixed timezone bug" \
--agent "J" \
--project "ContentMorph" \
--duration "2m" \
--total-tokens 3500
# In-progress work
mclaw log "Implementing payment flow" \
--agent "J" \
--project "TypeAlchemy" \
--status in_progressmclaw list # Recent activities
mclaw list --agent J # Filter by agent
mclaw status # Quick stats and service status
mclaw dashboard start # Start web dashboard (localhost:3101 by default)The CLI logs to a local daemon (defaulting to http://localhost:3100). You can also POST directly to the API:
POST http://localhost:3100/api/activity
{
"action": "Task name",
"agent": "J",
"project": "Project",
"status": "completed",
"totalTokens": 5000,
"inputTokens": 4000,
"outputTokens": 1000
}Generated Mar 1, 2026
A development team uses Mission Claw to log completed features, bug fixes, and code reviews, tracking token usage per task to monitor AI-assisted coding efficiency. This helps in sprint retrospectives by providing data on time and resources spent, enabling better project estimation and resource allocation.
Content creators log each article, video script, or social media post as a task, recording token consumption for AI-generated drafts and edits. This allows the agency to bill clients accurately based on AI usage and track project progress across multiple writers and editors in real-time.
Researchers log activities like data scraping, analysis runs, and report generation, using token tracking to quantify AI assistance in processing large datasets. This supports grant reporting by detailing computational costs and helps optimize AI tool usage for future studies.
Support agents log resolved tickets, noting AI-generated responses and troubleshooting steps with token counts. This provides insights into AI efficiency in handling common issues, aiding in training improvements and service level agreement compliance monitoring.
DevOps engineers log infrastructure changes, deployment tasks, and incident responses, tracking tokens used for AI-assisted scripting and automation. This enhances audit trails for compliance and helps in cost management by correlating AI usage with system performance metrics.
Offer Mission Claw as a SaaS tool with tiered subscriptions for teams, providing advanced dashboards, historical data analysis, and integration with project management tools. Revenue comes from monthly fees based on user count and data retention, appealing to businesses needing detailed AI usage insights.
Sell enterprise licenses with custom integrations, on-premise deployment options, and dedicated support for large organizations. Revenue is generated through one-time license fees and annual maintenance contracts, targeting industries with strict data privacy and high-volume AI operations.
Provide a free version for individual users with basic logging, while charging for premium features like team collaboration, advanced reporting, and API access. Revenue streams include upgrades to paid plans and add-ons for specific integrations, encouraging adoption and upselling.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate Mission Claw into existing CI/CD pipelines by adding logging commands in post-task scripts, ensuring token usage is captured automatically without manual intervention for seamless workflow tracking.
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