Creytix

IDE Ops dashboard

A live picture of IDE activity — change volume, workflow runs, collab, comments, and repo health.

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Preview — early access.

Overview

/app/ide/ops is the health dashboard for everything happening in the IDE, built from the same unified event stream (ide.* events) that drives the Chats board and Routines. It's where you go to see aggregate activity instead of one file or one chat at a time.

How it works

The page opens with a repo-divergence guard and a dispatch panel, then rolls up KPIs, human-vs-agent change volume, routine run counts, collaboration joins, and comment open/resolved counts into stat tiles. A recent-activity feed and a breakdown of events by type sit below for a closer look, and any recently blocked release lanes get their own called-out section. CKV (Creytix brain) approvals show as their own panel here too, not just the header badge.

Steps

  1. Open IDE Ops

    Navigate to /app/ide/ops, or use the link from the IDE header.

  2. Check repo health first

    The repo-divergence guard runs at the top of the page automatically.

  3. Scan the headline KPIs

    Green, amber, and red tiles give you an at-a-glance read before you dig in.

  4. Review change volume

    Human saves vs. agent edits applied vs. agent edits blocked, side by side.

  5. Check recent lane blocks

    If anything was blocked from shipping, it's called out with the path and detail.

Capabilities

  • Repo divergence guard — flags when the workspace has drifted from what's expected.
  • Dispatch panel — visibility into dispatched work.
  • Human vs. agent change volume — saves, applied edits, and blocked edits broken out separately.
  • Workflow, collab, and comment stats — routine runs, collab joins, comments open/resolved.
  • Recent activity and event-type breakdown — a raw look at the underlying ide.* event stream.
  • CKV approvals panel — pending brain approvals, in full alongside the header badge.

Limits & honest scope

  • This is a read-mostly dashboard built from the event stream — it doesn't let you undo or replay a specific action from here.
  • KPI thresholds (the green/amber/red coloring) are fixed defaults, not tuned per workspace.
  • If the event stream is unavailable, the page says so plainly rather than showing stale or fabricated numbers.