Console

The console is the management console for an app. This is where you operate your app, view status, and manage data.

How it works

The console is a grid of panels. Each panel can be configured to manage different data sources and display different types of data.

The console is configured by editing the console.yaml file in the app’s git repository. See Files for more details.

Editing the console

You can edit the console by clicking the Edit button in the top-right corner of the console.

In the editor, you can add, remove, and configure panels.

Available panels

Panel	Purpose
Markdown	Runbooks, notes, and status copy (GFM markdown)
Table	Rows from memory, executions, or runs
Chart	Bar, stacked bar, line, area, or donut charts
Number	A single KPI (count, sum, average, and similar)
Node	One pinned node with live status
Key Nodes	Multiple pinned nodes with live status

Data sources

Data panels read from memory, executions, or runs.

• Memory — JSON data from the app’s memory. See Memory.
• Executions — Execution history from the app’s executions.
• Runs — Run history from the app’s runs.

Best practices

• Combine panels to create a dashboard that provides a holistic view of your app’s status and data.
• Use AI agents to generate the console panels and data sources.