How to Manage Multiple ClawDBot Fleets with OpenClaw Mission Control
Execution framework for managing multiple ClawDBot fleets, including scheduling, SLA routing, and operator handoffs.
Use a global queue plus local queues
A global queue handles business-critical prioritization while each fleet keeps a local execution queue for tactical scheduling.
This two-layer model prevents one noisy workflow from starving all other robots during high demand windows.
Make SLAs machine-readable
Define service tiers with explicit response and completion targets, then attach routing rules directly to those tiers.
Machine-readable SLAs reduce debate during incidents and make operator actions consistent across shifts.
Track handoff delay like a production metric
Most multi-bot teams focus on bot runtime but ignore the gap between bot completion and human acknowledgement.
That handoff delay is often the largest hidden contributor to missed commitments and unstable throughput.
Build weekly reliability reviews
Review queue misses, policy conflicts, and escalation bottlenecks every week with one owner per action item.
Small policy improvements compound quickly and usually outperform one-time infrastructure rewrites.