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@booboo-brain/panel

v0.5.9

Published

Booboo panel — the organigram. Run your agents like a company: a drag-drop hierarchy your agents boot from, with buckets, reports, rules and the 3D graph, over one org file + snapshot.

Readme

@booboo-brain/panel

The Booboo organigram — your agent fleet as a real org chart, where the chart is the authority, not a diagram. Drag an agent under a new parent, hit apply, and the org file changes: validated before every write (a cycle can never land), versioned in git. Agents that boot with booboo_boot obey the new shape next session.

Standalone (no React app needed)

booboo panel --org org.booboo.json [--snapshot brain.json] [--port 8990] [--no-open]

The package ships a prebuilt static app (dist-app/) that the @booboo-brain/cli panel command serves directly. Pass --snapshot to light up live memory/report counts on each dossier.

Five tabs over one org file + one snapshot:

| Tab | What it shows | |-----|---------------| | organigram | the drag-drop hierarchy — every agent a card: rules, skills, buckets, latest reports | | buckets | each memory bucket with live counts and the agents that reach it | | reports | what the fleet closed, newest first, filterable per agent | | rules | who declares each rule, who inherits it (rules inherit top-down) | | graph | the 3D brain, embedded (@booboo-brain/viewer) |

Reports and buckets fill two ways: live, when an agent calls booboo_remember / booboo_report over MCP (durable journal writes, no rebuild), or in bulk from your own tables via config — see the repo's docs/CONFIG.md.

As a React component

npm install @booboo-brain/panel react react-dom
import { Panel } from "@booboo-brain/panel";

// Standalone default: same-origin /api/*. A host app injects its own backend:
export function OrgPage() {
  return <Panel api={(path, init) => fetch(`/my-backend${path}`, init).then((r) => r.json())} />;
}

Panel mounts the full five-tab app; the api prop (ApiFn) routes every read/write so you can back it with anything that speaks the same /api/* shape the CLI serves.

Part of Booboo — the unified operational brain. MIT.