Command Center

Command Center is the app's "what needs attention right now?" surface. It is not the place to manage every object in the system. It is the place to notice risk, confirm what's moving, and decide where to intervene next.

What belongs here

• Needs attention -- blocked or stale work, budget pressure, and other signals that deserve operator eyes now.
• Active execution -- which agents and queues are hot, what is currently running, and what is piling up.
• Recent posture -- quick summaries of heartbeats, failures, cost pressure, and activity spikes.

Command Center should help you answer three questions fast:

1. What is on fire?
2. What is moving normally?
3. Which surface should I open next?

What does not belong here

Command Center is intentionally not the source of truth for structure or detailed work management.

• Use Company for staffing, org structure, and role defaults.
• Use Work for goals, tickets, and heartbeats.
• Use Activity & Receipts when you need the boring evidence behind a single event.
• Use Costs & Budgets when you need the full spend ledger instead of a warning signal.

Typical operator loop

1. Open Command Center first.
2. Spot the urgent item or weak signal.
3. Jump to Work if you need to move a goal or ticket.
4. Jump to Company if the problem is ownership, staffing, or role shape.
5. Jump to Activity if you need the exact receipt trail.

Relationship to Activity

Command Center is for deciding where to look. Activity is for proving what happened.

That distinction matters. A "blocked ticket" badge in Command Center is an attention signal. The webhook payload, run trace, tool calls, and delivery status that explain why it blocked live in Activity.