Cockpit · internal system
EMOC Command Center
The dashboard for a system that runs without being watched — goals, spend, sessions, and which model is on duty.
Live
No public endpoint
EMOC
The problem it solves
Once work runs in parallel across several machines and several AI vendors, the honest question is no longer 'what should I ask it' but 'what is it doing right now, and what is that costing'. Without a cockpit, an autonomous system is just a system you have lost track of.
How it works
01
Goals
a kanban of pending, in-flight and done
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02
Sessions
live inventory across every machine
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03
Spend
usage and cost per vendor, per window
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04
Routing
which model is primary, what the fallbacks are
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05
Dispatch
kick off new work from the panel
Under the hood
- Warm-worker fan-out: jobs go to already-running workers instead of paying cold-start each time.
- Model-routing control plane — the routing table is revisioned state edited through a guarded store, never a hand-edited file.
- Each model row carries its own reasoning level, validated against that vendor's accepted vocabulary before it can be saved.
- Reachable from the phone over a private network, so the cockpit travels.
Why it matters
The difference between automation you trust and automation you merely hope about is whether you can see it working.