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Using the Dashboard

The dashboard is the human-facing surface of Bitloops's accumulated intelligence. It provides visual access to sessions, checkpoints, the knowledge graph, and usage patterns.

Starting the Dashboard​

bitloops dashboard
✔ Dashboard server started
  → http://localhost:5667

Custom Port and Host​

bitloops dashboard --port 8080
bitloops dashboard --host 0.0.0.0 --port 3000

Dashboard Views​

Checkpoints​

Browse all Committed Checkpoints. Each shows:

  • Commit — the linked git commit hash and message
  • Agent and model — which AI agent and model produced this code
  • Reasoning summary — structured summary of decisions and alternatives considered
  • Files modified — list with diff stats
  • Timestamp — when the checkpoint was created

Click any checkpoint to see the full session transcript and reasoning trace.

Sessions​

Individual AI agent sessions with full detail:

  • Full transcript — every prompt, response, tool use, and decision
  • Symbol-level activity — which artefacts were read, modified, or created
  • Duration and outcome — how long and what was accomplished
  • Live Draft Commits — for active sessions, see what's being captured in real time

Artefacts​

After running bitloops devql ingest:

  • All indexed code structures — functions, structs, classes, modules with full definitions
  • Search and filtering — by language, artefact kind, name, or file path
  • Dependency relationships — how artefacts connect, with edge kinds visible
  • Domain heatmap — which areas of the codebase see the most AI activity

AI Usage Patterns​

Aggregate views across sessions:

  • Agent and model usage — which agents and models are being used and how often
  • Session frequency — development velocity patterns
  • Review readiness — which recent commits have full checkpoint coverage
  • Institutional knowledge health — how much of the codebase has accumulated context

Health Status​

Real-time status of configured stores:

  • Relational store connectivity and size
  • Event store connectivity and size
  • Blob store availability
  • Knowledge source connection status

Dashboard Configuration​

.bitloops/config.json
{
  "dashboard": {
    "use_bitloops_local": false
  }
}

The dashboard is a bundled web application served by Bitloops's built-in HTTP server (Axum). It runs entirely locally — no external services involved.