Private tool · Fictional public demo

One place to see what the agents are doing.

Command Center turns repository state into an operational view of projects, agent freshness, open decisions, deployments, and system health. It reads the workspace; it cannot change it.

Production dashboard protected by identity-aware access

A sanitized Command Center dashboard with fictional project and agent states.
Public preview with fictional workspace data
Read-onlyno actions from the dashboard
1registry for project state
12operational checks in each snapshot
0raw memory bodies exposed

Faithful public edition

Use the production dashboard with a fictional snapshot.

The frontend is the same one used by the private dashboard. Only its snapshot changed.

Command Center · public demo

The dashboard reads a fictional static snapshot. It has no connection to the private repository or services.

The problem

A multi-agent workspace produces more state than a task list can hold.

Projects live in different folders. Agents keep separate memories and schedules. Deployments have their own boundaries. A single TODO file cannot tell me whether work is active, stale, blocked, or ready to ship.

The dashboard generates a compact snapshot from the project registry, task ownership, recent memory dates, git state, and deployment metadata.

The safety model

The dashboard observes. Other tools act.

  • The first version is read-only. A dashboard bug cannot commit code, send a message, or modify a task.
  • The snapshot records memory freshness by filename and date. It never copies raw personal memory into the public assets.
  • Cloudflare Access protects the private deployment, and the worker validates the identity token before returning any asset.