Incoming event
All events ↗Waiting for runtime data.
YOUR AGENTS, AT WORK
Your goals. Always moving.
Follow the signals. Review the work. Decide what happens next.
Loading backendActions follow your configured policies
Connection lost. Showing the last received state; actions are temporarily unavailable.
GOAL IN FOCUS
Loading your workspace…
Waiting for the local runtime
Agent activity
Activity ↗Waiting for runtime data.
Review proposed action
All reviews ↗Waiting for runtime data.
- 01 Receive an event
- 02 Agent investigates
- 03 Apply your policy
- 04 Inspect results
EVENTS RECEIVED—Signals in your workspace
CONFIGURED AGENTS—Persistent goals to pursue
WORK COMPLETED—Results ready to inspect
AWAITING REVIEW—Your next decisions
Your agents
Review proposed actions
Your permission, for this exact actionWork in motion
Progress and evidence from the live runtimeReceived events
Including filtered and irrelevant eventsConfidence is the model's estimate for its label, not a calibrated probability. Filtered or unassessed events have no score. Low confidence blocks task actions.
Activity timeline
LIVESend an event
Local inputSubscription rules still apply. Edit your configuration to add targets, subscriptions, tools, or schedules.
RECENT WORK
MAKE IT YOURS
Connected to your workflow
Inspect the sources, models and plugins behind your agents.
What is listening?
Configuration currently in effectSources collect information. Subscriptions route it to an agent. Matching events are assessed against the goal when model relevance is enabled.
Connect a source or create your own event
An event is a JSON object with a type, source, and payload. You choose names such as input.build_failed; there is no fixed list of custom event types.
Use the form below for a local message, or send the same JSON to POST /api/events with Content-Type: application/json and X-OpenDots-Request: dashboard.
JSONL: add a jsonl source with an inbox path, then append one JSON event per line. GitHub polling: add a github_poll source with a repository. Heartbeats: add a schedule. Each needs a matching target subscription. Restart after config edits.
GitHub webhooks need a signing secret and a receiver that forwards to this local runtime. Kafka, Redis, Slack, and email need an external bridge or a trusted source plugin.
Step-by-step source configuration and producer examplesModel providers
Profiles and target assignmentsLoaded plugins
Capabilities available to this runtimeA loaded plugin makes capabilities available. Configure a source to connect it; inspect its connection status above.