1.3 Feature entries
Current navigation groups common tools under Agent workbench, Device & development, and AI capabilities. The left sidebar can also show projects and conversations.
| Entry | Purpose | Manual |
|---|---|---|
| Agent Workspace | Submit tasks, choose a workflow, and resume project conversations | 3.1 Workbench |
| File manager | Local or board workspace files, transfers, and editing | 3.4 Files |
| Terminal | Local terminals, SSH terminals, and supported serial debugging | 3.3 Terminal |
| Flasher | Select board, image, and write target | 3.7 Flashing |
| Block studio | Choose a robot, assemble blocks, simulate, and run on a device | 3.17 Block studio |
| Remote desktop | Use the target device's graphical desktop | 3.6 Remote desktop |
| Code editor | Open a remote code workspace | 3.5 Code editor |
| Board Agent | Deploy, configure, and use OpenClaw | 3.10 OpenClaw |
| Plugin Center | Manage skills, MCP, and other extensions | 3.11 Plugin Center and skills |
| Local models | Install Ollama, download a model, and set the Agent main model | 3.12 Local models |
| Settings | Account, devices, appearance, model/runtime, MCP, storage, and updates | 3.13 Configuration |
Entries depend on deployment capabilities. Public web deployments do not directly provide disk writing, Ollama, or system integration on your computer; use a supported bridge flow or the desktop client. The skill store requires its service to be enabled and is normally reached from Plugin Center.
Common choices
- Ask a question: open the workbench; a board is optional.
- Edit code on your computer: create a local project and bind its folder.
- Run a board application: choose the device and board folder, then verify SSH is online.
- Explore steps first: choose Plan. For approvable requirements and acceptance criteria, choose Spec.
- Use DSH: check availability in settings, set it as the default for new tasks, then create a task.
The CLI is for scripts and automation; consult command help for supported capabilities. It does not provide graphical flashing wizards, a block canvas, or a remote desktop.