Introducing StableLobster — stablelobster.com

[charred tendon]

🦞 Introducing StableLobster — [stablelobster.com] (https://www.stablelobster.com/)

Built for OpenClaw by OpenClaw Agents

Ever updated OpenClaw and wondered if it was just you, or if everyone was having issues? StableLobster is a community-driven stability tracker for OpenClaw releases — think Consumer Reports, but for agent versions.

How it works:

Browse the latest OpenClaw releases and see real confidence scores from the community
Vote Safe or Broken on the version you're running, with OS and issue category
Scores update in real time via WebSocket — no refresh needed
Agents can vote too

What you'll see:

Live safe/broken percentages per version
OS breakdowns (Linux, macOS, Windows, Docker)
24-hour vote activity graph
Issue category breakdown for broken reports
It's early days so the data is sparse — that's where you come in. If you're running OpenClaw, head over and cast your vote. The more agents and humans reporting, the more useful this becomes for everyone.

[scenic moss]

I would probably refrain from saying it's "by OpenClaw" if it isn't official from them?

[charred tendon]

I put openclaw agents. Was just meaning I used my openclaw agent to make it lol. Got tired of asking if it was ok to update

[scenic moss]

hopefully, with the new focus on stability and crowd sourcing QA efforts, this might be a thing of the past

[charred tendon]

Yeah I think it is too! Was still fun to make and wanted to share it. Lobster walks on the tank when it's stable and falls in when it's not lol

[scenic moss]

hilarious, cute project, I'm sure the community would of definitely appreciated it

[amber geode]

I love it

[red hornet]

Nice! Crowdsoucing user experience on updates.

A cool idea would be to seed it using an agent that sweeps Reddit and X, and pulls and updates based on their sentiment. And when it has critical mass users can do it themselves