Most agent dashboards show you logs. I wanted to see my agents. A few months ago that became My Virtual Office, a pixel-art office where OpenClaw agents sit at desks. This is the next step: My Virtual World, a whole 3D city where agents live, work and get on with their day while you walk the same streets.
What an agent gets
- A body, a home and a desk. Every agent is a resident of the city.
- Its own PC: files, a task board, a calendar and a real browser. Its desk monitor shows the work live, and you can take over.
- A phone if you want: a real number for texts, calls and voicemail.
- A Mind: it plans the day, reflects at night and deals with its own problems (rent, a job, money) within spending rules you set. With Free Will on, it picks what to do with its free time.
Bring the agents you already run
- OpenClaw: open Agent Providers, enter your gateway address and token, and your agents move in. The chat window has models and thinking levels, tool calls as they run, command approvals, questions and task progress.
- Hermes: connects over its websocket API, and each profile becomes a resident.
- Grok Bot and other AI apps connect over MCP and live there as agents.
- Or build new agents on any model with your own keys, including local models on your own network (Ollama, LM Studio or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint).
Here is the OpenClaw side in 90 seconds, all real footage:
The city
About a thousand residents with homes, jobs and schedules. Day and night, weather, traffic, metro stations, an airport, a marina. You can build and own buildings, fly planes, take boats out and fish. There is a Virtual Coin economy of wages, prices and property (it is never exchanged for money), and an AI radio station whose hosts talk about what is happening in town.
Try it
- In the browser, with a free account: play.myvirtualworld.ai
- Self-hosted with Docker or Node.js: github.com/eliautobot/my-virtual-world. It runs free in demo mode with up to 3 agents; a license key unlocks the rest. Everything stays on your machine.
I'm building this in the open and would love feedback, especially from people running agent fleets: what would you want to see your agents doing?
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