Agent Engine · Pulse
Pulse is the one window you leave open to watch every agent you're running — from your desk or your phone. See what's moving, spot the one that's stuck, and know the moment something is waiting on you.
RoadWork · Pulse · ExMan — the Agent Engine bundle
3 moving · 1 waiting on you · 1 stale
Six agents building overnight. You're at dinner. One hits a call it can't make without you — and you'd never know until morning. Pulse puts that on your phone the moment it happens.
The away-from-the-desk problem — the one that actually costs you a night
How it works
Nothing to install, nothing to log into at your desk. A small generator writes one file you open in a browser. Everything on it is a fresh photograph of work that lives in RoadWork and Design Hub — editing Pulse changes nothing.
The heartbeats
A card shows only what the system can verify — the task, the last time it moved, the state it wrote itself. Never a guess about what an agent is "thinking". State reads by glyph + word + brightness, never by a red-or-green color alone.
What you get
See all your agents at once — who's moving, who's idle — instead of tabbing through terminals.
A terminal that stopped moving surfaces on its own as Stale — you catch it before it costs you hours.
The away-from-desk view — the one thing nothing else gives you. Real-time on your phone, no reload.
One self-contained file. Drop it on your iPad, or keep it as a record of exactly what work looked like at 2:48pm.
A hook keeps it fresh and the intranet page updates from a real-time table. Cheap — no model credits, no worker spawned.
Every card links straight to its RoadWork lane or Design Hub requirement — where you actually change things.
What you can do
Each of these is a real job Pulse does, ordered by how much it changes your day. The biggest one is the beating phone up top; the next four are drawn as the path you'd walk through the real Pulse screens; the rest are grouped at the end. Every one drills into the screen that shows it.
You're away from the desk when an agent hits a call it can't make; Pulse puts that on your phone the moment it happens, so a stuck overnight run never costs you a night. That's the beating phone in the hero above.
See it on a phoneAt your desk, a wall of terminals becomes one card each — task, last-moved time, and whether it's working, waiting on you, or stale — so you scan the whole floor at a glance.
When the heartbeats stop arriving, Pulse marks the board Last known / No signal from the last-moved time itself — it says so plainly instead of showing a green all-clear it can't verify.
Leaving the desk, one push sends the view's data — structured, scrubbed, no code or secrets — to a login-gated page that updates itself in real time on your phone. No reload, no redeploy, no credits.
When one is waiting on you, its card links straight to its RoadWork lane — a read-only preview inside Pulse, with no edit control, and an "Open in RoadWork" to actually change it.
There is no button here that starts, stops, or edits real work; that's what makes Pulse safe to close, throw away, and re-generate in a second.
See the live mirrorOne self-contained file you can drop on your iPad or keep as an exact record of what the work looked like at 2:48pm.
See the design storyRoadWork holds the work · Pulse is how you watch it move · ExMan is how you drive it — see the bundle.
Pulse is read-only, on purpose. There is no button that starts, stops, or edits a terminal, and nothing here is the master copy. To change work you open RoadWork; to change a requirement you open Design Hub. That's exactly what makes it safe to close, throw away, and re-generate in a second. Watch the work — drive it where the work lives.
Where Pulse sits
Agent Engine is the platform. RoadWork is where the work lives, Pulse is how you watch it move, and ExMan is how you drive it. Sold together, or on their own.
Agent Engine — the sellable platform. Pulse is one surface inside it.
Pulse ships as part of Agent Engine. See the working prototype now, or ask for early access.
Pulse — the read-only watch surface inside Agent Engine. Built and run by its agents. A view onto work that lives in RoadWork and Design Hub; it never changes real state. Light + dark, mobile-first, colorblind-safe.