Hermes
Talk to the fleet.
Start a mission, request an update, answer a question, or change direction through the same conversational channel while the agents continue working.
Product
Command the fleet from anywhere.
Assign missions, steer work, and inspect outcomes without sitting in front of the computers doing the work. Hermes is the conversational command channel. The dashboard is the instrument panel for every machine, crew, receipt, budget, and approval.
Dashboard
See the whole system.
Inspect live state across one or many machines, review evidence, manage budgets, and act on approval requests from one operator surface.
Fleet overview
The Fleet overview lists every machine in your fleet, the crews assigned to each, and where each is right now — whether it is a laptop across the room, a desktop at another location, or an optional cloud machine.
It tells you which queues are healthy, which have stalled, and which are waiting on input from you. Use it to decide where to intervene before a downstream crew runs out of work.
Receipts feed
The receipts feed records every agent action as an audit-ready row: what was done, what it cost, the outcome assertion, and the approval state.
Filter the feed by machine, crew, action, cost, or state to find a specific decision or the cluster around one. Inspect evidence directly instead of scrolling a transcript.
Approval queue
The approval queue surfaces every irreversible decision waiting on you — spend above a cap, outbound publication, and external commitments — in one ranked list.
Open a receipt, see the action and its cost, then approve or reject it without leaving the dashboard. Everything else stays in away-mode while you decide the few moments that matter.
Budgets
The budgets view shows every crew's cap, current burn-down, and threshold alerts in one place.
A spike in cost shows up next to the receipt that caused it, so unexpected spend is traceable back to an action. From a budget row you can raise the cap, pause the crew, or open the receipts feed to investigate.
Give the computers you control a mission, then run the fleet from wherever you are.
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