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@aetheros/control-room

v0.2.0

Published

Read-only Control Room for any AetherOS project: agents by department, guards, skills, features, specs, owner items, live agent activity and the last flow run, as a local page or a VS Code panel.

Readme

@aetheros/control-room

A read-only Control Room for any project. Each project can brand it with its own name and theme.

aether room                    # local page at http://127.0.0.1:4848/ (refreshes every 30 s)
aether room snapshot           # the same data as JSON
aether room html room.html     # a static page
aether room install-vscode     # VS Code panel: run "AetherOS: Open Control Room"

It shows:

  • what's waiting on the owner and what's up next (from HANDOVER.md)
  • agents running now
  • agents grouped into departments: Plan, Build, Check, Ship (override in .aether/departments.json)
  • guards (hooks), skills, features, spec approval states
  • the last flow run (aether run), recent activity, and the git branch and commits
  • Agent team: recent hand-offs between workspace agents (who asked whom, running, done or failed), by name only
  • with GITHUB_TOKEN: Building now on GitHub (open pull requests with check state, issues labelled in-progress) and the current sprint. Cached for 60 s; --no-github turns it off

Agent activity comes from the Claude Code status-event.mjs hook. It stores only event kinds, agent types and times in .aether/local/events.jsonl, never prompts or answers, and that folder is git-ignored by its own .gitignore.

Safety:

  • Read-only: it reads project files and runs git log.
  • The server only listens on localhost and rejects foreign Host headers.
  • Pages escape all project text and load nothing external; scripts are off in VS Code.

Limitations:

  • One project per server or window.
  • No owner actions from the page yet (slice 6).
  • No voice screen.
  • The VS Code extension is installed by copying it, not from the Marketplace, and hasn't been tested inside VS Code by CI.