Your whole agent operation, moving in real time.
You've built a fleet of agents. Now watch every one of them work - live, on one screen, on any device. Mission Control shows you exactly what each agent is doing right now, so you never have to go digging to find out where the work is.
No card, no setup. Just your name and email.
A task flows through the pipeline, live. The gold border shows what's being worked on right this second - on the agent and on the pipeline at once.
You built the fleet. You just can't see it.
Your agents are working. A coordinator routes the work, a coder builds, a reviewer checks, a tester verifies. It's a real operation.
But when someone asks "what's happening right now?" - you don't have an answer on one screen. You have terminal tabs. Log files. A folder you have to open. A quiet worry that something's stuck and you won't know until it's too late.
The bigger your stack gets, the worse this gets. More agents, more surfaces to check, more places for work to silently stall. You built agents to stop doing everything by hand - and now you're doing the watching by hand.
That's the blind fleet. And it's the thing Mission Control was built to end.
One screen. The whole operation.
Mission Control is the single pane of glass for your agent stack. Open it and you see every agent and every task at once - and the exact stage each piece of work is in.
When work is being done, you see it happen. A gold "march" lights up on the agent that's working and on the pipeline stage it's in, together - so you always know exactly where the work is, without reading a single log line.
No refresh. No polling. No guessing. The status is already on the screen the moment you look.
Watch a task move.
A task comes in and lands in the queue instantly. Then it moves - Intake, to your coder, to review, to testing, to done - and you watch it travel, stage by stage, in real time. The gold march follows it the whole way.
The same signal shows on the agent and on the pipeline stage at the same moment. That's the point: you never have to reconcile two views to figure out what's going on. There's one truth, and it's on the screen.
And when nothing's moving? The board is calm. That's not a dead screen - it means you're caught up, not broken. Mission Control tells you when to act and when to relax.
Not just a view. A place to run the work from.
Mission Control is a real task board, not a read-only monitor. Organize the work the way you actually think:
- Contexts and tagsto slice your tasks by whatever matters to you.
- A GTD-style sidebarto navigate your work, with sort so the right things surface first.
- Project cardsyou can create, move, update, and organize - full control over the structure of your operation.
- Settings, connections, and modelsin one place, so your stack's configuration lives where the work does.
It's the room you run the fleet from.
In your pocket, too.
The same operation, on mobile. Full web and mobile parity - the board, the live flow, the gold march, all of it. Step away from the desk and your whole fleet is still one glance away.
The single pane of glass for your agent fleet.
- See every agent and every task on one screen.
- Watch work flow through your pipeline live - the gold march shows what's being worked on right now.
- One truth: the same signal on the agent and the pipeline stage, together.
- A real task board: contexts, tags, GTD nav, project cards, settings.
- Web and mobile, in parity.
No more digging. No more guessing. Just command.
Be first through the door.
Mission Control isn't open to everyone yet. Join the waitlist and you'll be first in line for early access - and you'll get it before it's public.
No card. No setup. No commitment. Just tell us where to reach you.
We'll only email you about early access to Mission Control. That's it.
You're on the list. You'll be among the first to get Mission Control when early access opens. Talk soon.