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@adonis-agora/agent-dashboard

v0.8.0

Published

Read-only governance console (spend by model/actor, usage trend, recent threads & tool calls, quota) for @adonis-agora/agent — a dependency-light React SPA served by a thin AdonisJS provider. Part of the Agora ecosystem.

Readme

@adonis-agora/agent-dashboard

A read-only governance console for @adonis-agora/agent — a dependency-light React SPA served by a thin AdonisJS provider. It visualizes the agent's own governance read-model: spend by model and by actor, the daily usage/cost trend, recent threads and tool calls, and today's quota.

Part of the Agora ecosystem, themed with the Agora design tokens (AdonisJS violet on a dusk-ink canvas, warm-paper in light).

What it shows

All data comes from the agent provider's real routes — the SPA is a pure consumer:

| View | Route(s) consumed | | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Overview | GET /agent/governance/spend/model, spend/actor, usage/trend | | Threads | GET /agent/governance/threads/recent | | Tool calls | GET /agent/governance/tool-calls/recent | | Quota | GET /agent/quota/today |

Install

As of @adonis-agora/[email protected], you don't need to install this package at all: node ace configure @adonis-agora/agent registers an embedded dashboard provider that serves this exact SPA (bundled straight into @adonis-agora/agent's own dist/ at build time) at <agentPath>/dashboard — no separate install, no separate provider registration. See the @adonis-agora/agent README's Dashboard section.

This package still ships and installs standalone, for apps that configured it before the embedded provider existed, or that want its independent release cadence:

pnpm add @adonis-agora/agent-dashboard
node ace add @adonis-agora/agent-dashboard

Register the provider (after the agent provider) in adonisrc.ts:

providers: [
  () => import('@adonis-agora/agent/agent_provider'),
  () => import('@adonis-agora/agent-dashboard'),
]

The dashboard reads config/agent.ts for the agent path and actorResolver, mounts the SPA at <agentPath>/dashboard (default /agent/dashboard), and gates every request through the same actor resolver as the governance routes. Toggle or relocate it with an optional block — the SAME block the embedded provider reads, so switching between the two needs no config change:

// config/agent.ts
export default defineConfig({
  // ...
  dashboard: { enabled: true, path: '/agent/dashboard' },
})

Register only ONE of the two providers (the embedded one from @adonis-agora/agent, or this package's): mounting both at the same path throws AdonisJS's "duplicate route" error at boot.

Browser client

The framework-free fetch client is exported for reuse:

import { AgentClient } from '@adonis-agora/agent-dashboard/client'

const client = new AgentClient({ baseUrl: '/agent' })
const spend = await client.spendByModel({ fromDay: '2026-03-01', toDay: '2026-03-07' })