Agent control center
Create, configure, test, and supervise AI agents from one operational interface.
Agents Max UI
A polished landing page for your dashboard: explain agent clusters, tools, connectors, memory, workflow execution, testing, and operations in a style that feels premium and enterprise-ready.
$ agents-max inspect cluster --name operations✓ 4 agents configured✓ 12 tools available✓ connector health: stable$ agents-max run test-suite --release candidate✓ policies passed✓ ready for controlled release
- agent.status = 'draft'+ agent.status = 'tested'+ release.channel = 'production' publish(agent.version)One consistent visual language across the operational surface
Present your dashboard as a serious control plane for agent configuration, testing, observability, and release management.
Create, configure, test, and supervise AI agents from one operational interface.
Connect agents to multi-step executions, handoffs, tools, memory, and async jobs.
Track external systems, health states, enabled status, and tool availability before agents run.
Keep admin controls, auth boundaries, and release decisions visible for production usage.
Monitor clusters, agents, tools, connector health, API status, and execution reliability.
Prepare agent versions, test runs, policy checks, and release history without leaving the UI.
Use alternating editorial blocks, product-like mockups, and short copy to explain the platform without overwhelming non-technical readers.
Give teams a clean place to define agents, roles, prompts, models, tools, and cluster-level rules before anything reaches users.
Surface runtime activity, messages, handoffs, tool calls, memory context, and execution state in a dashboard built for operators.
$ run workflow customer-chatbot→ handoff: project-manager-agent→ tool: memory.search→ tool: email_sender.create_draft✓ completed in 2.4s
A production agent is only useful when its dependencies are alive. Track health and readiness before failures reach users.
Treat agents like software artifacts: evaluate changes, compare versions, run tests, and publish stable configurations.
“The UI makes a technical agent platform understandable for product, operations, and engineering teams at the same time.”
“Instead of guessing why an agent failed, the operations view shows dependencies, tools, and execution state in one place.”
“The landing page gives the product a serious enterprise feel while keeping the message simple and useful.”
Send visitors to the product story first, then route technical users directly into the dashboard, operations page, or docs.
Start from a polished landing page and guide users into your dashboard.
Use visual terminal panels to explain complex agent behavior without heavy technical detail.
Explain how external products can connect to agents for chat and workflow orchestration.
A CSS module and server components keep the page compatible with your current Next.js setup.