Mission Control
See what your agents have been doing and what needs your attention in one place. Mission Control brings recorded activity, sessions, proposals, automation runs, and vault health into the Mac app's Agents workspace, helping you stay in control as more work flows through your vault.
Use it to answer practical questions: What changed? Which proposal needs a decision? Did the last tool call fail? Where should I inspect the result?
Open the Agents workspace
In the Mac app, open Agents and select Mission Control. Use the workspace's other views to inspect Sessions, Proposals, Patterns, Context Packs, Vault Health, and Permissions in more detail.
The connected cloud account supplies the agent data. If expected activity is missing, confirm that the app and the agent use the same MindWiki account, then refresh the workspace.
Read the overview
| Signal | What it helps you decide |
|---|---|
| Session information | Which recorded client sessions have been active. |
| Recent tool activity | What an agent attempted and which sources or outputs are recorded. |
| Pending proposals | Which suggestions need review. |
| Vault health | Whether disconnected pages or recent errors deserve attention. |
| Automation runs | Whether scheduled maintenance completed, failed, or produced proposals. |
Treat the overview as a starting point. Open the underlying activity, proposal, or page when you need to understand a result. A high-level count cannot tell you whether a particular answer was correct.
Review a useful unit of work
Suppose an agent says it saved a project handoff:
- Find its recent activity or session.
- Inspect the recorded operation and result summary.
- Check the files read or written where available.
- Open the saved page and confirm the important details.
- Follow up on any error or pending proposal.
This connects the conversation's claim to a concrete vault result. It also helps distinguish a proposed change from one that actually applied.
Make proposal review part of the workflow
Open a saved proposal to review its purpose, target files, supported payload, and readiness. Proposals explains what approval can apply.
Review pending proposals in MindWiki and check any affected pages after accepting an executable change.
Some proposals are review-only and do not have an executable apply operation. See Proposals before expecting acceptance to perform every kind of requested edit.
Understand scheduled work
MindWiki's scheduled automations can suggest links, classify captures, identify patterns, and write a monthly summary. They run on MindWiki's infrastructure rather than waking an external agent subscription.
Review results from the retired maintenance jobs in the existing run history. Use Pixel folder assignments for new recurring work.
Use health as a prompt for investigation
Health signals help you notice disconnected pages, pending review work, and recent errors. A score is a summary signal, not a grade for the quality or truth of your knowledge.
A newly captured standalone idea can be useful even without links. A pending proposal can represent deliberate review. Act on the finding when the change would make retrieval or navigation better, rather than trying to maximize a number.
A short review habit
After important agent work, check the saved page. Periodically review proposals, recent errors, and credentials you no longer use. Before a new project phase, refresh the brief and its links to current sources.
Mission Control helps you inspect recorded work; it is not a remote desktop for every connected agent or a guarantee of continuous background execution. The external client controls its own task and approvals. MindWiki supplies the shared knowledge and its supported governance tools.
Next: Sessions & Activity, Proposals, and Vault Health & Permissions.