Claw Blueprint Docs
A compact guide to what gptswarm.net is showing, how it is built, what data is safe to publish, and where the system evolves next.
Quickstart
01gptswarm.net is the public-facing Claw Blueprint: a designed operational surface for Hermes-Nexus on Pro. It summarizes scheduled agents, reusable skills, control-room checks, Home Assistant context, and NEXUS finance signals without leaking private raw data.
What to read first
Start with the dashboard hero, then Architecture, then Ecosystem. Those three blocks explain owner, live counts, and major surfaces.
Current public state
25 enabled scheduled jobs, 108 enabled skills, 134 local skill files, and knowledge graph 238 nodes/504 edges are exposed as high-level numbers only.
Source location
Static source lives in the local GPTSwarm site workspace; Vercel serves the production site from the public output directory.
Design system
02The design posture is an operational command surface: dense but legible, dark by default, with one primary cyan accent and restrained violet/green/amber status colors. It should feel like a real control-room artifact, not a generic SaaS landing page.
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healthyTypography
System sans for fast reading. Monospace is reserved for owner badges, timestamps, paths, project IDs, and operational metadata.
Interaction
Navigation anchors are simple and durable. No fragile client-side framework is required for the public surface.
Architecture
03The public dashboard reduces a multi-bot operating environment into four understandable surfaces. Each is intentionally named by role, not by private implementation details.
Home Assistant
Sensor mesh and home automation: Matter, cameras, Hue, energy posture, and household context.
Claw Core
Hermes-Nexus on Pro: scheduled work, skills, control-room receipts, and public-safe synthesis.
NEXUS
Finance and trading signal surface. Public page shows posture and system roles, not account secrets or raw positions.
OpenClaw
External communication boundary. The public docs keep identity separation explicit: Nexus on Pro is not Zappo/OpenClaw.
Deployment
04The site is static HTML served by Vercel. The project is intentionally boring: no backend, no public secret surface, and no build-time dependency chain required for the dashboard/docs pages.
https://gptswarm.net and /docs.html with HTTP checks plus browser render.Project: claw-evolution-blueprint Domain: gptswarm.net Output: public/ Source: local GPTSwarm site workspace
Data boundaries
05Allowed
Owner labels, public domain status, high-level cron/skill counts, broad component names, deployment project name, and public-safe roadmap items.
Not allowed
Secrets, raw logs, private channel IDs, tokens, credential file contents, live account data, unredacted internal URLs, or private source dumps.
Roadmap
06The next useful iteration is not more decoration. It is better audience control: a compact visitor mode for fast comprehension and an operator mode for dense provenance.
Visitor mode
One-screen summary: what GPTSwarm is, what is live, and why it matters.
Operator mode
Expanded provenance: owner, source, last check, evidence age, and next action.
Freshness rail
Show which public values are current, stale, historical, or deliberately static.