# OpenClaw Built This $250K Mission Control in a Single Prompt

- **Channel**: Jacob Klug
- **Date**: 2026-02-24
- **Duration**: 11m 12s
- **Views**: 12,730
- **URL**: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMQVcJHHRVM

## Description
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I walk you through 3 of the best OpenClaw mission controls out there.

## Transcript
I'm going to walk you through three different mission controls that can power your open claw. Each of them have different features and capabilities, but one thing remains true that if you implement these in your life and business, it will have substantial impacts on your entire productivity. Not only will you be able to save more time, but you'll be able to make more money, if you can leverage these tools powered by your own open clock. We are going to start with the easiest and most basic mission control and work our way up to the very end where I'll show you the most complex mission control if you want the full capabilities and impact that this can have for you. And if you stay till the end of this video, I'm even going to rebuild one of these mission controls to show you exactly step by step on how I would go about replicating this for yourself. A couple weeks ago, I recorded a similar video that I'll link in the description that was essentially how I built my own Clawbot and OpenClaw to work for me and my business. And we'll start with probably the most basic one here. This is by uh Katherine as you can see. And what you can see really nicely is Friend Center. They have a few different agent avatars. And so you can see they have a chief of staff. Um this seems to be a consistent thing. Um chief of staff tends to be used for the kind of ultimate open claw. So this is the open claw that you're going to be communicating with. and that kind of runs the rest of the sub agents. And I'll kind of talk a bit more about that. Um, but you can see a really interesting and clean design here. They're kind of going for the clawed UI look, but this this focus here seems to be around spinning up your own sub agents. And what a sub agent is is essentially while your main open claw is going and doing the tasks and communicating with you, you can have sub agents spun up in the background that can go do tasks while you're while you're working and while you're communicating. And so allowing you to actually control and seeing your different sub agents. As you can see, they have one for analytics, they have one for content, they have one for a Shopify developer, one for React. You can see here that they have different conversations with each agent. This is controlled all through their their uh mission control. You can make sure that everything's running smoothly. And so, all this stuff wouldn't be possible natively through OpenClaw. You know, trying to manage this in Slack or notion would be very challenging. And so, this user here has done a great job of building their own tool to manage different agents in their mission control. It looks like they also have an activity log which I don't think they've included a screenshot of but and then also the tasks. You can also see here they have the chat decisions cron and cost for each um agent which I think is really interesting because basically what this means is chat is pretty basic. That's how you're communicating with the agent. Decisions are the decisions that probably require the user's input. Prons are basically the repetitive tasks that each agent is designated to and then obviously the cost. And so you'll be able to basically see the breakdown of each agent's cost and then compare that to the total cost of all your different models and agents. Um, so I think this is a great first one to replicate. It's pretty simple. It's mainly based on spinning up sub agents. And so this may not be applicable to everybody, but if this is something you're looking to do, I think this is a really great use case for a mission control. Okay, next we are going to take a look at this mission control which has actually been going semiviral. I've been seeing it quite a lot and I also saw they do they did did a breakdown video of this mission control which I can link um in the description. But essentially this one you can as you can see quite a bit more complex. It's front and center they have kind of the tasks that these the open claw is intended to do. You have different tagging mechanisms. You can track the progress. You can see how many agents are live. Similarly, they also have the different agent breakdowns. And so same kind of idea as the first one. You can see the different agents that are doing which tasks. And you can see that they're also you're able to filter by the different agents which is super cool. And so I think this is similar like similar use case. I think UI is a little bit more task focused on this one where the other one is a little bit more broken out. And it looks like they've actually gone ahead and actually productized this mission control. And so if you wanted to actually use this exact one, you could and I'll include that link in the description. Um starts at $99 a month. Um it also includes some of the agents as well. So you can go ahead and have these preset agents which you know it could be handy but ultimately you can probably do this pretty easily yourself. And you can see there's a whole setup to how to connect um your bot, how to create uh different prompts and provisions, how to create your different settings and guidelines. And you also have the live activity feed here as you can see. So you can see which agents are getting things done at what time. And so this is really when things become a lot more powerful, right? You go from just a single chat interface like Slack to all of a sudden now you have different agents completing different tasks throughout the day. And you can see it all here right on your live feed. So I think that's super great. You can also check the memory, the docs, the chat, all the stuff right in your own mission control. Here you can also see um the activity details um of each task. So it looks like you can click in here and you can see um the activity details for that sub agent. So similarly you can kind of probably comment and leave comments for each task and for each agent which is very cool. And here looks like an expanded view of that task details. And so you can kind of see the agent and the human communicating and going through the different details of each task. Um, so again, this gets way more uh specific and right down to the point rather than having to kind of backtrack into different Slack threads or whatever. Um, this gives you one detailed kind of view of that task in the comments um that are required. Okay, last but not least, we have the king of openclaw right now, Alex Finn. Now, his mission control is very built out um and it highlights a lot of different use cases. So, we'll start first here with the meet the team. Um, for some reason, he has this kind of mission statement, um, which I think he believes that will make it make the agents know how what mission they're working towards, which is debatably something that, you know, you could have. Um, but again, here he has the main chief of staff agent followed by some of the sub agents that are spun out of it, as well as the ability to pause them, to ping them, and to refresh it. But what Alex has done really nicely is he's actually broken this out a lot more in this article, which I can link below. So, first off, we have the task board. So you can see these different tasks are assigned to different agents. You can see I think by the letters. So Henry is being his main bot and then I guess ones that A could be for Alex. So those could be his his tasks. But ultimately this is kind of the all-in-one task board for him and his agents. Um which is really cool. Moving over to content. Obviously he has a massive content pipeline and so this is something I could see a lot of content creators doing which is having their own content pipeline. Ultimately you can actually have OpenClaw manage this and create content for you. Right. So, I've talked about in the past that I now use my open claw in order to create me written content. I feed it my YouTube video and it's able to spun out a bunch of different content. And so, I could see a content pipeline like this making a lot of sense. So, this is his cron job calendar, which I actually haven't seen before. But essentially, what this is does is it shows like different cron jobs he's running and the scheduled time that they're going to run. You can see each day what the different tasks are that the open claw is going to run. Here he has his daily journal. This is something that I've actually done. Right now I run this through notion but I do have plans on building my own. Here you can see each day open claw will log different things um in order to keep track of memory because this is one of the probably the weakest points of openclaw right now is just being able to remember things and so having this kind of memory dayby-day journal is a really useful thing and being able to view the journal every day is also useful. And then kind of back to the my team thing you can see here um where he um has all the different agents. It looks like he has a coding agent which uses codec. So that's really cool. And finally, it looks like he has built his own office. Now, I couldn't tell you necessarily what the purpose of this is beyond just a cool interface, but I think the idea here is being able to see which agents are working. So, now we're going to rebuild one of these mission controls in Lovable. Now, the reason I like to build this in Lovable is because I find that one, it's a lot more expensive to use OpenClaw and credits burns a lot quicker. Two, the design is a way less polished. And three, with Levelville, we have full control of hosting visibility, all the database infrastructure that's required. And so it makes it a lot easier to get this up and running. I'm going to feed the article here to my OpenClaw. And I'm going to say based on this article, generate a prompt for lovable to recreate this mission control dashboard. Okay, so OpenClaw fed me this prompt here. Okay, so we're going to take this, we're going to copy this. I'll bring this into Lovable. And the reason I want to use Lovable is because of exactly this reason. Literally, I'm going to be able to have a my own dashboard and probably just a few prompts. That first prompt is really going to set the foundation. Now, if you want to understand how to actually connect your open cloth to your lovable app, I've already done a video on this and I'll link it down below. Essentially, you just use the Superbase API and connect it to your Open Claw. That way, they can communicate back and forth. Okay, so after a couple minutes here, we have our first version. And you can see it's already looking very nice. And this is exactly the reason I love using Lovable is because in one shot I'm able to get this really clean looking dashboard with all these different pages. This is looking phenomenal. I actually can't lie. So let's go through this. Um the dashboard basically has kind of a recap of what's in the tasks, what's in the content, what's in the upcoming events, agent activity, etc. You're able to click into each and see the different team members, which is really nice as well. Now, as for activity log, I could see the um activity log. Obviously, all this is dummy data, so I don't want people in the comments. I know. But again, if you want to connect this, I had a video demonstrating exactly how to connect this to your Open Claw that we shot a couple weeks ago. We'll link that um in the comments or or put it up here. But here you can have see the upcoming uh what's what's upcoming. So, you could probably make this your upcoming cron jobs, maybe some calls, maybe content that it needs to think about. So, this is really nice. You have your tasks. Um this will be you can tag this by agency, content, education, personal. This is really nice. You can see that it's marked Astra or you. Um, so in my case, you know, you can see the tasks there are marked for me versus my agent. Um, content, we can see ideas, scripting, thumbnails, all that. Um, probably even Okay, we haven't gotten that far, but I hypothetically you could probably build a nice little details view. This is the calendar. Um, so you can probably see again all the cron jobs and tasks that are due. Memory, we have our daily memory. Again, this is all in one prompt, so you can't expect it to have every single detailed page. But again, you easily just be able to click and create like a page where you can actually edit this and view it. Same with team. You can see that we have Astra as your chief of staff. Then we can create these other sub agents here as well. Um, I'm sure you can also add a button to be able to add these things. Contacts. These would be other people on each team. So, it knows who to reference. In my case, I actually connected it to my Slack and so you can actually go and message those people directly, which is really cool. And then lastly, again, you have your settings. cuz you can see what it's connected to. Asia configuration, cron jobs. This is honestly really good. Honestly, I'm probably going to use this as my actual mission control after seeing how good this was just in one prompt. Um, I'm honestly really impressed and I'll make sure to leave the exact prompt I use in case you want to replicate this one for one. Um, in lovable. I'll also leave a link in the description for getting 20% off your first month. That way, you can build this, host on Super Base, super easy, and then eventually, you know, connect it to a domain. All this to say, these are the different mission controls that you can build. Obviously, we saw some of the more basic versions. We saw some kind of intermediate. And lastly, we saw a more advanced mission control. And then I showed you exactly how to rebuild this. And so, if you enjoyed this, I would much appreciate you hit the subscribe button and like for future videos. I'll be posting once a week. And if you're a serious builder and you're really looking to take advantage of the AI movement, the movement of being able to use AI in order to make money for you hand over fist, just like I have been able to do running the number one lovable agency in the world. I have a small community now of select builders that where I'm teaching all the steps that I've learned in the process. If you want that, the link will be the first in the description. With all that being said, we'll see you on the next video. Cheers.
