Automation & AI agentsAlfa Console — one screen for everything that runs
Alfa Console — one screen for everything that runs
A control room over everything built: honest tile colours, sites checked in a real browser, a map of connections, and beacons saying when each thing last ran.
What it is
Once there are several dozen working things, the main question stops being “how do I build this” and becomes “which of these is down right now”. The answer lives nowhere: every service has its own panel, every bot its own chat, and you learn about a failure from whoever was using it. The console gathers all of that onto one screen.
“Honest colour” is the load-bearing phrase here. A tile is green not because it was green yesterday and nobody said otherwise, but because the thing was checked just now. Sites are checked the way Argus checks them — in a real browser, not by a status code. Beside it sits a map of connections showing what depends on what, and beacons: when each thing last ran.
Specifications: TypeScript and Node.js, a Fastify server, a PostgreSQL database, page checks through Playwright, where a real browser opens the page; all of it in Docker. Version 1.9.3, in daily use, behind a password: inside are addresses and the state of live services, which is why there are no screenshots on the showcase.
Nearby work
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