Return To Office
An isometric office floor for running a fleet of agents — every agent at a desk, every project a room, every action written to an append-only record.
Next.js / W&B Weave / herdr
Agent observability is something you open when something has already gone wrong. I wanted the opposite: an interface I would open because I wanted to.
So the fleet is an office floor. Each agent is a figure at a desk — Scribe, Researcher, Auditor, Lawyer, Prototyper — and each project is a room they move between. You can see at a glance who is working, who is idle, and where the two failing checks are, without reading a single log line.
Underneath the game view it is unglamorous and real: an append-only record of every event, live traces and evals through Weave, and a queue of the things that need a human to approve or reject. The spawn bar along the bottom creates new agents by role. The counter in the middle is the record depth.
The queue is the actual thesis. A fleet of sixteen agents produces far more output than anyone can review, so the only question that matters is which two decisions need a person right now. Everything else on this screen exists to make that question answerable in a glance.
Screens
Sixteen agents, seven projects, 12,176 events in the record. The queue on the right is the part that matters — two things waiting on a human.