A local web dashboard for worker run history: per-task timelines, stage-by-stage outcomes, and aggregate stats

Observability Dashboard

devintern dashboard serves a local web dashboard over the worker’s run history: every task and PR mention the worker handled, the stages each run went through (feasibility, implementation, self-review, change requests, outcome), and aggregate stats like success rate and runs per week.

All data is read from the worker’s local database (.devintern-code/queue.db). Nothing is uploaded anywhere: the dashboard runs on your machine and binds to localhost by default.

Quick Start

# Standalone: works whether or not the worker is running
devintern dashboard

# Or serve it alongside the worker daemon
devintern worker --query "status=todo" --ui

Then open http://localhost:4400.

The standalone command reads the database in read-only mode, so it is safe to run next to a live worker, and it still works after the worker is stopped (for example to review last week’s runs).

What it shows

Run list: every run with its status, task key, origin (tracker task or PR mention), agent harness, PR link, and duration. Filter by status or origin.
Run detail: a stage-by-stage timeline for one run: the feasibility verdict, the implementation summary, each self-review iteration, each human change request and how it was handled, and the final outcome.
Stats: runs per week, success and escalation rates, median run duration, and a per-harness breakdown over a selectable window (7, 30, or 90 days, or all time).
Worker status: whether the daemon is running, queued and failed events, open agent PRs, and per-source poll cursors.

Success and escalation rates are computed over finished runs only. Run duration is measured from pickup to PR creation and is a proxy for ticket-to-PR time. Merge rate is not shown yet: the worker records PRs as open or closed but does not track merges separately.

Options

Option	Description
`--port <port>`	Port to listen on (default: 4400 or `DASHBOARD_PORT`)
`--host <host>`	Host to bind to (default: 127.0.0.1)

The dashboard has no authentication. It binds to localhost by default; binding to another host means anyone who can reach that address can read your run history, so keep it on your own machine or behind something that handles access for you.

With devintern worker --ui, use --ui-port to change the dashboard port (the worker’s own --port belongs to the webhook listener).

JSON API

The dashboard is backed by a small read-only JSON API you can use directly, for example from scripts:

Endpoint	Returns
`GET /api/runs`	Paginated run list (`limit`, `offset`, `status`, `origin`, `taskKey`)
`GET /api/runs/:id`	One run with its stage timeline
`GET /api/stats?window=30d`	Aggregate stats (`7d`, `30d`, `90d`, or `all`)
`GET /api/worker`	Worker liveness, queue counts, agent PRs, poll cursors
`GET /api/health`	Health check

License

The dashboard is part of the automation tier and requires an automation license (solo supporter, team subscription, or legacy server addon) or an active trial, the same requirement the worker has.