Mission Control

Mission Control is the cross-workspace home — the screen at / when you sign in. Where a workspace shows you one tenant's world, Mission Control shows you all of them at once: your assigned work, your agents, your runtimes, and live activity, each row stamped with the workspace it belongs to.

Chord

g h brings you home to Mission Control from anywhere. It's the first item in the global rail (the Mission Control nav row).

The concourse shell

Mission Control renders inside the global ("concourse") shell — a distinct chrome from the per-workspace shell. The left rail carries three global destinations, the workspace switcher, and links into account-level settings:

• Mission Control (/) — this page.
• Inbox (/inbox) — your mentions and assignments, aggregated across workspaces.
• Activity (/activity) — the live cross-workspace run + event feed.

Everything in the concourse is read-only. The cards show you what's happening and link you into the right workspace; the actual writes — transitioning an issue, replying to a comment, dispatching an agent — happen once you've clicked through into that workspace's shell. This is deliberate: a single mutation always has one unambiguous tenant.

The cards

The page is a metric strip over a 12-column card grid. All data streams client-side from the global.* tRPC routers.

Metric strip

Four tiles across the top:

Tile	Shows
Assigned to me	Count of issues assigned to you, across every workspace
Open issues	Open-issue count summed across all your workspaces
Agent runs · live	Active AgentRun count, plus how many agents are online
Runtimes online	online / total runtimes you've registered

My work

Issues assigned to you, anywhere. Each row carries a workspace chip, the issue id (KEY-number), title, current status, and last-updated time. Clicking a row takes you to that issue inside its workspace.

Workspaces

One card per workspace you belong to, with its avatar, key, and a quick rollup (open · live · members). Click to enter the workspace. The manage link goes to /settings/workspaces.

My agents

Your agent profiles (global definitions you own), each with an online pip, @profileKey, the workspaces it's bound into, and its provider. Click through to the profile detail under /settings/agents. See Agent profiles & bindings for the profile → binding model.

Runtimes

The compute hosts you've registered, with a kind glyph (LOCAL_DAEMON / REMOTE_HTTP / CLOUD), an online pip, and last heartbeat. Empty until you run forge daemon start on a host. See Runtimes.

Activity

A compact live feed of recent events across all workspaces — each row dense-chipped with its workspace, the event kind, and the actor.

The workspace switcher

Three ways to switch tenants from the concourse:

1. The rail switcher — a Slack-style list of your workspaces in the left rail. Each shows its badge, key, and a mention count when you have unread @-mentions there. Click to enter.
2. ⌘K / "Search everywhere" — the command palette at the top of the rail jumps across workspaces, issues, and destinations.
3. The Workspaces card — on the Mission Control body itself, clicking a workspace card enters it.

Entering a workspace switches you into its per-workspace shell; the concourse rail is replaced by that workspace's navigation. Come back to the concourse with g h.

/inbox and /activity (global)

These are the cross-workspace versions of the per-workspace surfaces:

• /inbox — the same bucketed inbox model (queue, mentions, stalled, …) but unioned across every workspace you're in, so you don't have to hop tenants to clear your plate. See Inbox for the bucket semantics.
• /activity — the live event/run stream for everything you can see. The pulsing Activity pill in the topbar (5) opens it.

Where to next

• Workspaces — what a single tenant contains.
• Inbox — the bucket model the global inbox reuses.
• Agent profiles & bindings — the agents and runtimes the cards summarize.
• Instance admin — the separate /admin shell for instance operators.