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Openclaw Monitor
ASecuritySystem health monitoring for OpenClaw — tracks token spend, task
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name: Monitoring Skill
description: System health monitoring for OpenClaw — tracks token spend, task
success rates, cron health, and skill usage.
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# Monitoring Skill
System health monitoring for OpenClaw — tracks token spend, task success rates, cron health, and skill usage.
## Commands
```
monitor status # Health summary
monitor tokens [--period 7d|30d] [--by model|skill] # Token report
monitor crons # Cron health
monitor tasks [--failed] # Task history
monitor cost [--period month|week] # Cost breakdown
monitor ingest token|task|cron # Manual ingestion
monitor aggregate [--date YYYY-MM-DD] # Daily aggregates
monitor refresh # Regenerate interchange
monitor backup [--output path] # Backup DB
monitor restore <file> # Restore DB
```
## Interchange
- `ops/capabilities.md` — Command reference (shareable)
- `ops/health.md` — Status indicators only (shareable, no costs/tokens)
- `state/status.md` — Full detailed status (private)
- `state/token-spend.md` — Token/cost breakdown (private)
Files in this skill
- CODEX_REVIEW.md
- README.md
- SKILL.md
- interchange/monitoring/ops/capabilities.md
- interchange/monitoring/ops/health.md
- interchange/monitoring/state/status.md
- interchange/monitoring/state/token-spend.md
- migrations/001_initial.sql
- package-lock.json
- package.json
- scripts/collect-metrics.sh
- scripts/refresh-interchange.sh
- src/aggregator.js
- src/backup.js
- src/cli.js
- src/collector.js
- src/db.js
- src/interchange.js
- src/reports.js
- test/monitoring.test.js
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