TenacitOS becomes OpenClaw mission control

This is the right kind of control-plane project: it does not try to replace the agent stack, it tries to make running it survivable.

• –Reads straight from the OpenClaw install, so operators avoid another database or backend layer
• –The practical wins are observability features: system monitor, session history, token costs, cron management, memory and file browsing
• –The 3D office is the attention hook, but the real value is day-to-day ops visibility and fast access to agent state
• –Tight OpenClaw coupling makes it strong for that ecosystem, but less useful as a generic agent dashboard
• –Open source positioning makes it feel like an operator console for power users rather than a polished SaaS veneer