Your whole crew on one board
See every AI agent at a glance — working, waiting on you, or finished. Filter the noise; open the one that needs you. (Sessions list / fleet dashboard.)
Feature tour
What the command deck gives you
Start with everyday language. Technical names (in parentheses) are for people who already live in this world — they are not the front door.
Look inside any agent
Read the chat-style history and the live work view together. Dig into a helper the main agent spun up when you need the full story. (Inspector — Chat + Terminal.)
Always-on crew lead
One assistant stays pinned — your coordinator while the rest of the fleet runs. You do not re-hire it every morning. (God Node / pinned resident.)
Speak to the deck (optional)
Talk and listen on your own machine when you want hands-free steering. Stays off until you choose it. (Local voice.)
Also on the deck
Decisions that need a human
- Approvals and “needs you” items land in one inbox
- Jump straight to the agent that is waiting
- Agents do not silently run past your judgment
(Inbox / human-in-the-loop gates.)
Your files, still yours
- Browse the knowledge and notes the fleet works from
- Read on the deck; edit in the tools you already use
- Nothing is held hostage in a product cloud
(Vault destination — your folder on disk.)
Look & feel controls
- Dark command-deck theme by default (light option exists)
- Accent color and density
- Voice defaults when you want them
(Settings.)
Same engine, more than one door
- Desktop app today
- Local network API for future remotes and scripts
- No rewrite required to open those doors later
(Core library + local API sidecar.)
Where the build is sharpest today
The vision is any business. The dogfood today is strongest on software-agent crews. That is a starting wedge — not a claim that every domain is polished yet.
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