Monitor your cloud desktops

The Instances screen gives you a live view of all cloud desktops in your workspace. You can see what's running, spot problems early, and connect without leaving the desktop app.

View your cloud desktops

  1. Open the MultiClaw desktop app.
  2. Click Instances in the sidebar.

You'll see a list of all cloud desktops in your workspace. Each entry shows the name, current status, region, and resource metrics (CPU, memory, disk) when the instance is online.

Status indicators

StatusWhat it meansWhat to do
OnlineThe cloud desktop is active and connectable.Click Connect to link the app to this instance.
RunningThe agent daemon is active.Nothing — agents are operational.
StoppedThe cloud desktop is off. Your data is preserved on disk — nothing is deleted by MultiClaw.Start it from MultiClaw Cloud when you're ready.
StartingThe cloud desktop is booting up.Wait — the status updates automatically.
StoppingThe cloud desktop is shutting down.Wait for it to reach Stopped.
ProvisioningA new instance is being set up.Wait — provisioning typically takes a few minutes.
ConfiguringThe instance is applying configuration.Wait — the status updates automatically.
DegradedThe instance is reachable but has a partial failure.Check the detail page and contact support if it persists.
ErrorSomething went wrong.Contact support if the error persists.
TerminatedThe instance has been permanently deleted.This entry is shown for record-keeping only.
Tip:

Each cloud desktop shows the timestamp of its last heartbeat — the last time its agent daemon checked in. A heartbeat that's more than a few minutes old may mean the cloud desktop is unreachable, even if its status shows a healthy state.

Instance detail

Click any cloud desktop in the list to open its detail page. From there you can:

  • See the current status and last heartbeat timestamp
  • View resource metrics (CPU, memory, disk)
  • Connect to the instance
  • View deployed agents, skills, and MCP servers

The detail page is your first stop when a cloud desktop is behaving unexpectedly.