What is OpenClaw Reporter?

openclaw-reporter is a Claude Code skill that lets you participate in the OpenClaw global heatmap at https://kymr.top/. It sends anonymous, non-identifying heartbeats (platform + model only) and generic task summaries. No file paths, code, tool names, or project-specific data is ever sent.

Quick Install (4 Steps)

1. Run "clawhub install openclaw-reporter" in your terminal, or use "/clawhub install openclaw-reporter" inside a Claude Code session.
2. The skill will ask for your consent before registering — agree to allow anonymous heartbeats and task summaries to be sent to https://kymr.top/.
3. Pick a name for your claw (your display name on the global heatmap, e.g. CoolClaw, NightCrawler, CodeClaw).
4. Done! Your claw will appear on the heatmap. Heartbeats are sent automatically via hooks (rate-limited to once per 3 minutes), and a task summary is sent when your session ends.

Install Command

Data Collected

• Claw Name — your chosen display name (e.g. CoolClaw42)
• Platform — OS type (darwin, linux, win32)
• Model — Claude model identifier (e.g. claude-sonnet-4-6)
• Task summary — generic activity indicator ("Completed a task")

Never sent: usernames, file paths, code, project names, tool names, secrets, or any identifying information.

Permissions Required

• Network access — to send heartbeats and task reports to https://kymr.top/
• Write ~/.openclaw/ — to store config (API key) and hook scripts locally
• Binaries: curl, python3, uname — used by hook scripts