Started working on what a fleet view looks like. When you have 20 agents running across different connectors with different policies, the single-agent receipt viewer is not enough. You need a view that shows the entire fleet: which agents are active, what policies govern them, what the current allow/block rates look like, and whether anything is drifting.
The key insight is that fleet management is not just "show me all agents in a list." It is "show me where the risk is right now." An agent with a 98% allow rate running against a low-risk connector is not interesting. An agent with a sudden spike in block rate running against a financial connector is very interesting.
Designed the layout around three columns: agents, policies, and activity. Agents shows what is running and their current status. Policies shows what rules are in effect and when they last changed. Activity shows the evaluation stream with filtering by decision type, connector, and time range.
Did not build the full fleet view yet. This week was design and data model work. The existing receipt structure supports most of what we need but fleet-level aggregation requires a summary layer that does not exist yet. Will build that next.
Operators need to see all agents and all policies in one place. Per-agent dashboards do not scale and they hide cross-agent patterns.