ClawMetry brings live NemoClaw observability

This is the right kind of layer to build on top of an agent sandbox: security handles containment, ClawMetry handles visibility. If NemoClaw is the runtime, this is the ops console.

• –One-command host install covering every sandbox is the key move; observability at the sandbox layer is more useful than per-agent logging once you have multiple instances
• –E2E encryption is not just a nice-to-have here, since prompts, tool output, and memory files can be as sensitive as source code
• –The product is clearly positioning itself as production infrastructure, not just a local debug view, with browser access, fleet views, and remote cost tracking
• –The open-source local core plus paid cloud sync is a clean monetization split, and $5 per sandbox is easy to understand
• –The main constraint is ecosystem dependence: this is compelling if NemoClaw adoption keeps growing, but it is still a niche inside a niche