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2026.1.30Feature

Dashboard Improvements and OpenClaw v2026.1.30

Redesigned sidebar navigation, API key management, scheduled task templates, and OpenClaw engine updates including new models and skill fixes.

Dashboard

The gateway dashboard now uses a full sidebar with grouped navigation instead of inline tabs. Pages are organized into sections - Messaging, AI & Models, Automation, and Operations - making it easier to find what you need.

The sidebar also remembers your last used gateway and pre-selects it when you return to the dashboard, so you don't have to re-select it every time.

The gateway dropdown now updates in real time when you create or delete gateways, without requiring a page refresh.

Replace API key

The Models page now lets you replace an existing API key for a provider without removing and re-adding it. Configured providers show a "Replace API Key" button with a contextual dialog.

Infrastructure page

All gateway machine controls (Start, Stop, Restart, Upgrade Image, Delete) are accessible from the Infrastructure page in the sidebar. This works independently of the gateway's WebSocket connection, so you can restart a stuck gateway without needing it to be responsive.

Scheduled task templates

The dashboard now includes a template gallery for scheduled tasks. Instead of writing cron expressions from scratch, pick from common patterns:

  • Daily digest - summarize messages every morning
  • Weekly report - compile activity stats every Monday
  • Health check - verify channel connections every hour
  • Content review - audit workspace files on a schedule

Each template pre-fills the cron expression, task description, and suggested model. Navigate to Scheduled Tasks > New Task and click Browse Templates.

Channels page

Pairing approval, auto-refresh, and status display improvements. Channel status updates more reliably and the page shows clearer error states.

Status page

A public status page is now linked from the security page and website footer, showing real-time system status and incident history.

Infrastructure

  • Gateway volumes increased from 1 GB to 2 GB to accommodate skill installation caches
  • Gateway image updated to v2026.1.30
  • Help center articles now sync to Crisp Knowledge Base

OpenClaw engine (v2026.1.30)

The underlying OpenClaw engine powering Molty gateways includes these updates:

  • Kimi K2.5 added to the model catalog
  • Skill commands scoped per Telegram bot - skills no longer leak across bots when multiple bots share a gateway
  • Linux install options added to 15 skills that previously required Homebrew
  • OpenRouter routing fix - model resolution now respects the requested provider, preventing incorrect routing
  • Gateway wizard recovery - new wizard.cancel-all method cleans up stale wizard sessions that could block configuration
  • Pairing RPC methods - channel.pairing.list and channel.pairing.approve enable programmatic device approval
  • Telegram allowlist simplified to numeric IDs only