Mission Control now opens on the operating dashboard.
Stage 7 took the client-facing Command Centre dashboard prototype and wired it into the live Jarvis Mission Control system. The dashboard is now the first surface for status, active work, agent routing, app previews, prototype health, Pulse/blog recovery, and operational alerts.
The regular Mission Control interface still exists for the deeper tabs. The dashboard gets its own purpose-built top bar and visual layout so it matches the direction already shown to the client.
10 billable package hours x $50/hr = $500 flat.
All 69 tracked implementation, QA, data, browser-regression, voice-report, chat/session, and final-sync items are verified.
Implementation already delivered in Stage 7
The corrected dashboard foundation is wired into live Mission Control data, with the custom dashboard UI preserved, the full Applications launcher, app-derived Business Pulse, Usage & Spend, Jarvis voice reports, selected-agent chat routing, editable agent context, and the public Mission Control route verified against the fresh production build.
Custom dashboard shell
- Kept the dashboard on the approved custom executive UI instead of forcing it into the normal Mission Control shell.
- Moved the dashboard top navigation to a full grouped, searchable Applications launcher overlay that opens above the dashboard and routes into exact app targets.
- Grouped targets into Core Mission Control, IPv4 Tools, Sales & Outreach, Market Intelligence, Content/SEO, and Ops/Admin.
- Made dashboard app clicks switch back into the normal Mission Control shell and open the exact tab/app target.
- Removed the standalone Mission Control Applications tab and removed the visible Recent Agent Actions panel so the dashboard focuses on higher-value readouts.
Business Pulse data
- Replaced fake workflow metrics with business-facing cards: Lead Intake, IPv4 Transfer Market, Dormant IPv4 Opportunity, Deal/Pricing Desk, Outreach/Replies, and Routing/IRR/RPKI Risk.
- Added BEAD/Broadband Leads and Forum/Market Presence as secondary expandable Business Pulse cards.
- Each card now carries a hero number, interpretation, source app, freshness timestamp, click target, and stale/static warning.
- Real sources are used first: WHOIS transfer JSON, WHOIS/Close imports, trade-show reports, email marketing JSON, BEAD summaries, forum JSON, and pricing snapshots.
- Dormant IPv4 and Routing/IRR/RPKI now have structured API outputs; Hilco/pricing remains honestly labeled when snapshots are stale; Business Pulse also includes customization, drilldowns, and the daily Jarvis voice report.
- Added the top-bar Business Pulse Report player with cached script/audio, 6:15 AM Pacific generation, and Mr. Brander addressing.
- Added a compact Usage & Spend rail with last-30-days API costs, Codex plan usage percentage, total tokens, most active agent, and simple data status language.
Single-agent chat console
- Updated the dashboard network to the active agents: Jarvis, Cipher, Delta, Recon, Forge, Helix, Sigma, Pulse, Synapse, and Vesper; NOC stays in Operatives and Quantum stays in QA Review instead of the main network.
- Reduced dashboard statuses to Working, Available, Stalled, and Offline.
- Fixed the agent card spacing so assignments and status text stay inside their boxes.
- Clicking any visible agent opens the shared console with clean sessions, chat, editable files, editable skills, editable memory, shared rules, and task context.
- Added persistent JSON-backed chat sessions with rename, pin, archive, reopen, context-link support, immediate message display, Enter-to-send, Shift+Enter newline, wrapping composer text, typing indicators, and selected-agent replies with no Jarvis fallback.
Per-app request routing
- Merged the per-tab ask-agent control into the app breadcrumb/header bar so each app has one compact command header.
- Per-tab requests now route through the live agent chat system, reuse linked sessions, open the selected agent console, and do not fall back to Jarvis when another agent is selected.
- App/tab request context is persisted so returning to a tab can append to the right single-agent session.
- Updated app-tab sends to use the live agent chat turn flow, show the pending message immediately, and display the responding animation while the selected agent works.
- Removed the visible Recent Agent Actions dashboard panel after client feedback; raw cron, terminal, JSON, and diagnostic messages stay out of end-user chat/activity surfaces.
Prototype and content reliability
- Repaired the existing Prototypes V2 workflow instead of creating a parallel prototype system.
- Verified Research Ideas, Add Idea, Build Queue, preview, QA, review actions, fix notes, client-ready states, and automation controls through the V2 suite.
- Ran the Prototypes V2 regression suite successfully: 45 checks passed.
- Diagnosed stalled Pulse/blog work and restored production status visibility and retry behavior.
- Updated image and title guidance toward topic-specific visuals and clearer, less overcreative blog titles.
Ops and IPv4 reliability
- Added dashboard alerts for failures, stalls, finished-needs-review items, and action-needed operational issues.
- Kept cron and background checks quiet unless there is something the operator should inspect.
- Kept IRR/BGP/RPKI compact table readability fixes in scope, including one-line labels, resizable columns, and compact cells.
- Verified the Routing/IRR/RPKI Risk card against saved IRR Explorer output so it shows real risk counts instead of a data-gap warning.
Client-facing roadmap
- Created the Stage 7 client portal page and positioned the corrected dashboard as the headline feature.
- Updated the Brander homepage, roadmap page, and Mission Control roadmap so Stage 7 is represented as complete.
- Kept the shared estimate at 10 billable package hours x $50/hr = $500 flat.
- Backed up the static portal files before editing so previous versions remain recoverable.
- Completed the final Netlify production deploy and portal/final-sync pass after the dashboard QA work finished.
Testing, feature additions, and polish are complete
Stage 7 now has all 69 tracked items verified, including the Applications launcher, Usage & Spend rail, Business Pulse voice report, selected-agent chat/session behavior, editable agent context, app command header, Prototypes V2 browser regression, blog live-state QA, IPv4 responsive table QA, and final Mission Control/portal sync.
Completed roadmap items
- Confirmed shared pricing/deal-desk snapshots feed richer Deal/Pricing Desk metrics while stale-source warnings remain honest.
- Browser-tested request creation/appending from representative IPv4, outreach, content, ops, and QA tabs.
- Regression-tested Prototypes V2 workflows in-browser after the dashboard correction changes.
- Verified live Pulse/blog queued-post recovery and production-state behavior against current data.
- Browser-tested IRR/BGP/RPKI/IPv4 tables at desktop and laptop widths for wrapping, resize behavior, and compact readability.
Dashboard and chat QA
- Keep the completed desktop/laptop dashboard screenshots and Pulse drilldown evidence attached to the QA record.
- Keep the completed agent-console visual QA screenshot attached to the QA record.
- Confirm the public Mission Control route stays pointed at the deployed production app after future deploys.
- Finished the app-family browser request tests and cleaned disposable linked sessions afterward.
- Documented remaining visual polish separately from the completed Stage 7 roadmap items.
Workflow and app regression
- Regression-test Prototypes V2 workflows in-browser after the dashboard correction changes.
- Verify live Pulse/blog queued-post recovery and production-state behavior against current data.
- Verify every Application dropdown item opens the most specific available target.
- Browser-test request creation/appending from representative IPv4, outreach, content, ops, and QA tabs.
Deploy and final acceptance
- Verify the static portal files locally after the corrected copy and roadmap changes.
- Netlify preview and production deploys are complete on brander-animasai.netlify.app.
- Closed final sync after the Mission Control QA items above were completed.
- Ran final Mission Control roadmap, Brander portal, and container-health sync checks without reverting unrelated dirty files.
The first screen now shows Mr. Brander's business and agent operating picture
The dashboard answers what is happening in Mr. Brander's business apps, which agent owns the work, what is stuck, what is ready for review, usage and spend status, and where to click next.
Mission Control checks
Public Mission Control now serves the fresh production dashboard bundle; Business Pulse drilldowns, Usage & Spend, voice report playback, routing-risk/dormant APIs, tests, production build, browser dashboard QA, agent-console QA, and container health are verified.
Workflow checks
Prototypes V2 passed 45/45 tests, the general Mission Control suite passed 24/24 tests, and blog recovery produced a Pending Review article.
Portal checks
The portal copy and roadmap are corrected and deployed to Netlify production at 69/69 after the final Mission Control QA and sync pass.
Flat Stage 7 package.
The dashboard is the headline feature. The completed package also covers deeper testing, feature completion, UI polish, workflow hardening, and client-facing roadmap updates.