Chat
The operator chat is the primary interface for interacting with your Clawpy swarm. It provides a conversational way to describe tasks, monitor agent execution, and review results.
Overview
The chat panel lives in the Clawpy dashboard. When you send a message, the swarm conductor analyses your request, selects the appropriate agents, and streams results back in real time.
Unlike a simple chatbot, the operator chat is connected to a full execution environment — agents can write code, search the web, manage files, and coordinate with each other while you watch.
Sending Messages
Type your request in natural language. Clawpy handles the rest:
Analyse the performance of my trading strategy over the last 30 days
and generate a summary report with charts
The conductor will break this down into sub-tasks, assign them to specialised agents (researcher, data analyst, report writer), and orchestrate the full workflow.
Guided UX
The chat interface includes a guided experience for common operations:
- Task routing — The system automatically identifies the best agent archetype for your request
- Status updates — Real-time progress messages as agents work ("Researching...", "Writing code...", "Generating report...")
- Artifact preview — Generated files, charts, and code appear inline in the conversation
- Follow-up refinement — Continue the conversation to iterate on results
Voice Input
Tap the microphone icon to dictate your message. Clawpy transcribes your speech and sends it as a standard text message.
File Uploads
Attach files directly in the chat for agents to process:
- Documents (PDF, TXT, CSV)
- Images (PNG, JPG, WebP)
- Code files (Python, JavaScript, HTML, etc.)
Conversation History
All conversations are persisted. You can return to any previous thread to review results or continue where you left off. The sidebar shows your full conversation history, searchable by content.
Connected Channels
Beyond the dashboard, you can interact with your swarm through:
- Telegram — Send messages to your Clawpy bot from anywhere
- Discord — Tag your agents in a Discord channel for team-based workflows
Both adapters maintain a rolling 50-message context window so agents stay aware of the conversation flow.