Mission Control · node9 documentation
Mission Control
Real-time visibility into what your AI agents are doing.
Mission Control is the Node9 dashboard. It shows you every action your AI agents attempt, in real time, so you can monitor, review, and approve activity without interrupting the agent's workflow.
Activity FeedHistory
A live log of every tool call intercepted by Node9. Filter by status (Allowed / Review / Blocked), search by content, and paginate through history.
The time range selector (
The time range selector (
[1H] [6H] [24H] [7D]) controls how far back the feed loads. Switching ranges reloads the feed automatically.Agents TabAgents
Shows each unique agent identity detected within the selected time window, with counts for total calls, allowed, under review, and blocked.
An agent identity is derived from the agent's session metadata. This helps you distinguish between, say, Claude Code and a background Gemini job.
An agent identity is derived from the agent's session metadata. This helps you distinguish between, say, Claude Code and a background Gemini job.
Stats BarStats
Three headline numbers at the top: active Agents, Blocked calls, and Approved calls, all scoped to the selected time window.
Time Range Selector
Scoping data to a time window
The
Default is 24H. Selecting a different range reloads all data immediately. Use
[1H] [6H] [24H] [7D] buttons in the top-right of Mission Control control the time window for all data: the activity feed, the agents tab, and the stats bar.Default is 24H. Selecting a different range reloads all data immediately. Use
1H during active development sessions and 7D for weekly reviews.Local Audit Log
~/.node9/audit.log
Every intercept decision is written to a local audit log, regardless of whether cloud approvals are enabled. This log persists across sessions.
# View the last 20 entries node9 audit # Filter to denied actions only node9 audit --deny # Filter by tool name node9 audit --tool bash # Raw JSON output node9 audit --json | jq .The
node9 audit command reads ~/.node9/audit.log and prints a formatted table with timestamps, tool names, decisions, and which channel made the decision.node9 status also reports the total count of recorded actions. The cloud dashboard is in addition to, not a replacement for — this local record.