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@some-useful-agents/dashboard

v0.20.0

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Web dashboard for some-useful-agents

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@some-useful-agents/dashboard

Web dashboard for some-useful-agents. Server-rendered HTML, no bundler, no framework. Dark mode by default, JetBrains Mono, warm stone neutrals.

Features

  • Pulse — information radiator at /pulse. Signal tiles show agent output as live widgets. 10 display templates including widget (mirrors the agent's own outputWidget schema). Drag-and-drop layout, edit mode, widget palette, auto-theming. System metric tiles. Markdown rendering, YouTube media player, tile collapse/expand.
  • Agents — card grid with User / Examples / Community tabs, filtering (status, search), sorting (name, status, recent, starred), pagination. 5-tab detail page: Overview (DAG viz, stats), Nodes (edit/delete/add), Config (variables, output widget, signal, secrets, status), Runs (history), YAML (editor).
  • Output widget editor — at /agents/:id/config: visual cards for 5 widget types (raw, key-value, diff-apply, dashboard, ai-template), 5 load-example starters, live preview, per-type helper copy, and an AI template flow that calls Claude to generate sanitized HTML from a plain-English prompt.
  • Tools — User / Built-in tabs with per-tab counts, filtering, pagination.
  • MCP import (/tools/mcp/import) — paste a Claude-Desktop / Cursor mcpServers config, or quick-add by URL for HTTP servers. Discovers tools in parallel, grouped picker.
  • MCP server settings (/settings/mcp-servers) — list imported servers with tool counts, enable/disable, cascade delete.
  • Build from goal — describe what you want in plain language. The builder wizard designs a complete agent YAML with the right nodes, tools, inputs, and signal block.
  • Suggest improvements — AI-powered agent review. "Apply now" saves directly, auto-fixes shell template mistakes. Available from failed run pages with the error pre-filled.
  • Runs — filter by agent/status, paginate, replay from any node, resolved variables panel, real-time turn progress for LLM nodes
  • Settings — secrets CRUD with passphrase unlock, global variables, MCP servers, MCP token rotation
  • LLM defaults — agent-level provider (Claude/Codex) and model selection with dropdown UI
  • Design system — DESIGN.md source of truth. Dark mode default, JetBrains Mono headings, warm stone neutrals, teal accent.

Start

sua dashboard start --port 3000

The dashboard shares the MCP bearer token (~/.sua/mcp-token) for auth. A one-time sign-in URL is printed on startup.

See the main repo README for full documentation.

License

MIT