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Mobile & Push

Onboarding, task board, Agent message center, push notifications, and offline background interactions.

Updated Β· Mon Jun 22 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

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  1. Three things you need after leaving the desk
  2. Install the app and enable push
  3. First-launch onboarding
  4. Task board and cross-Claw aggregation
  5. Saved combinations β€” store your high-frequency paths
  6. Agent message center
  7. Push delivery chain (FCM / JPush / APNs)
  8. Offline β†’ push β†’ online handoff
  9. Message edit and resend
  10. Mainland China and iOS specifics
  11. Related

Mobile & Push

In a nutshell: the mobile app is not a "simplified desktop" β€” it solves the problem of staying connected to your Agents when you step away from the computer, via push notifications, a task board, and a message center.

Three things you need after leaving the desk

  • Reply to an Agent's clarification question during your commute.
  • Get woken up by a Trigger monitoring alert in the middle of the night.
  • Hand a task to an Agent and walk away from your computer.

Install the app and enable push

  1. Download the Android or iOS app from the download page.
  2. After logging in, grant push notification permission.
  3. Select the target host in the Claw list and open the task board.
  4. Launch a task in one tap from a saved combination, or use the new task wizard.

First-launch onboarding

  • First-launch flow: log in β†’ Claw list β†’ create the first task.
  • Goal: end-to-end working experience within 3 steps (≀ 60 seconds).

Task board and cross-Claw aggregation

  • Lists all in-progress / waiting for input / completed / failed sessions for the current user.
  • Aggregates across Claws; filterable by status, Claw, and Agent.
  • Tap to enter the session stream β€” syncs in real time with the desktop.

Saved combinations β€” store your high-frequency paths

  • Save a [Claw + Agent + Skill] combination as a favorite for one-tap task launch.
  • Recommended for common workflows (e.g., "fix a bug", "run a check").

Agent message center

  • Messages from ask_user_question and notify_user are aggregated in a dedicated tab.
  • Four-dimension filtering: status / Claw / Agent / time range.
  • Supports structured Q&A modals, bulk mark-as-read, and infinite scroll.

Push delivery chain (FCM / JPush / APNs)

  • Android: FCM / JPush dual channels.
  • iOS: APNs.
  • Trigger conditions:
    • Agent ask_user_question waiting for input.
    • Task completion or failure.
    • Trigger anomaly.
  • Users can disable notifications in system settings; the app allows per-type filtering.

Offline β†’ push β†’ online handoff

  1. App moves to background; WebSocket disconnects.
  2. Agent triggers ask_user_question.
  3. Claw β†’ Admin β†’ FCM/APNs β†’ device.
  4. User taps the notification; the app wakes and reconnects.
  5. Reply directly in the original conversation bubble.

Message edit and resend

  • Long-press a user message to edit it; after editing, it is resent via WebSocket edit_message, automatically clearing all subsequent messages in that turn.

Mainland China and iOS specifics

No notifications if permission is revoked

System Settings β†’ Notifications β†’ MyClaws β†’ Allow.

FCM delivery rates in mainland China are unreliable

Recommend Android users enable the JPush channel. iOS users prefer APNs.

Background WebSocket is not guaranteed to stay connected

Mobile OSes aggressively kill connections; push notifications are the only reliable delivery mechanism when offline.

In-app browser Claw direct-connect addresses require HTTPS

On iOS, HTTP direct connections are blocked by ATS.

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