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A tour of the product

Explore five interactive previews with example data. Find a task or drop into a session to see the agent at work. Each preview follows your theme.

The dashboard: where a morning starts

See active tasks and running sessions across the workspace. Stalled work has its own alert. The charts track delivery and spend over the last seven days.

Explore Tasks and Sessions from the sidebar.

Example data
Workspace totals with recent delivery and spend.
  1. Work in progress

    Active tasks and running sessions have separate totals. A task can span several agent sessions as it moves through its workflow.

  2. Stalled work

    The stalled count turns red when work stops moving. Open Tasks to find the item that needs attention.

  3. Delivery over time

    Follow completed tasks over time. The chart also plots commits and merge requests.

  4. Workspace spend

    The cost chart shows recent spend, including work attached to tasks and sessions started independently.

The backlog, one stage at a time

Search the backlog or narrow it by stage. Sort a column to find the next piece of work. Each row shows the task's status and priority alongside its workflow and cost. This example workspace uses a workflow from Todo through Done.

Try the search, stage filters, or table headings.

Example data
Search for a task or try a stage filter.
  1. Filter by stage

    Select a stage to narrow the backlog. The stages come from the workspace's configured workflows.

  2. Find a task

    Search the task titles and descriptions. Clear the search to restore the list.

  3. Status beside the title

    Each row shows its current stage. In your workspace, the status control offers the transitions available to that task.

  4. Stalled work stays visible

    The stalled badge sits beside the task title, so the item is easy to spot without opening its detail page.

One task, start to finish

Inspect a completed task's stages and cost. Its origin shows who filed it. A padlock marks a stage where the agent can read but cannot commit source. A pencil marks a stage where the agent may write and commit.

Select a workflow stage to inspect its access.

Example data
Inspect a stage's permissions and see the task's cost breakdown.
  1. Stage permissions

    Inspect a stage to see its role. Padlocks mark read-only agent stages; pencils mark stages where agents may commit changes.

  2. Where the task came from

    The origin identifies who filed the task. Tasks created by an agent can also link back to the session and task it was working on.

  3. The receipt

    The receipt separates generation cost from cached context. It shows the total cost and turn count, with token totals directly below.

What's running, right now

See what each agent is working on and which machine it is using. Search for a task or device name to narrow the list. Session costs sit beside the task total.

Try the filters, or drop into Nova's Code session.

Example data
Search the running sessions or sort by agent or device.
  1. Live only

    Live shows sessions running now. Open includes idle environments, and All also includes closed sessions.

  2. What it has open

    Working on pairs the task title with its current stage. The agent has its own column beside it.

  3. Cost as it runs

    The session cost and task total appear together. The task total includes work from its earlier sessions.

  4. The machine doing the work

    The device column names the machine running each session. Search for a device name to focus on its work.

Drop in while the agent works

Open a running session to see the agent's terminal beside the task it is working on. In your workspace, the Send box lets you steer the agent and records your input in the team activity feed.

Explore the terminal and session details. This is an example session.

Example data
Follow the agent's work without leaving the browser.
  1. Connected to the session

    The connection indicator shows when the terminal is attached. The session keeps running on its device when you leave this page.

  2. The agent's terminal

    See the output as the agent works. This example shows a code change and its checks in the same terminal.

  3. Keep the session in context

    Use the section links to inspect cost or work recorded by this session. Return to Sessions to find the rest of the running work.

Try the product

These interactive previews contain example data. Explore the dashboard and try searching the lists. Inspect a task's workflow or drop into a session. Switch themes to see the product in light or dark mode. Your changes stay within the preview.

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Round up your herd.

Bring every human and every agent onto one table. Watch the work move. Costs update as it happens.

Try "pricing", "connect a device", or "who reviews the code"

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