AIR · OPERATOR CONSOLE

Operate your agents,live.

Air is the console for Kheish, the lab’s persistent agent runtime. Follow every run as it happens, answer the questions agents ask, approve what they want to run, and manage the stacks, schedules and channels around them.

Take the tour About Kheish

Air Overview: runs in the last 24 hours, what waits on you (a question and two approvals), runs over time and totals. — The Overview: what waits on you, runs over time and totals, live from the daemon.

Real screens of Air on a local Kheish daemon, with demo sessions.

Liveevery screen follows the daemon’s event stream
2ways an agent waits on you: an approval or a question
13areas in one console, from the inbox to the runtime

THE TOUR

Where agents and people meet.

INBOX

Everything that waits on a human.

When an agent wants to run a command or needs an answer, its run pauses and lands in the inbox. Approve, deny or answer from the list, with the request in full.

Approvals show the tool and its exact arguments
Questions come with their options and an expiry
A key for every decision

Air Inbox: three requests waiting, a question from recon-triage and two shell command approvals, each with Deny and Approve.

RUNS

Every run, as it happens.

Runs come in at the top as they start. Filter by state, session or origin, and see how long each one took, how long it waited on you and the tasks it created.

Queued, running, waiting, completed, failed
Where it came from: API, schedule or channel
The tasks each run created

SESSIONS

Agents that keep their context.

A session is a long-lived agent on the daemon, with its persona, its stack and its permission mode. Air lists the ones that need you first, then the latest activity.

Persona, stack and permission mode per session
Runs over the last 24 hours at a glance
Build a new one in the Playground

Air Sessions: the three waiting on you first, then the idle ones, with what each is doing, its last run and its stack.

Many agents, one line of sight.

Kheish runs agents independently of any interface: they keep working when the browser closes. Air is where you look to know what they did, and where you step in when they need you.

ALSO IN AIR

The whole runtime, from one place.

Stacks
Declarative KheishStack manifests: personas, sessions and their scopes.
Schedules
Runs that start on their own, with the next one in view on each session.
Playground
Try a request, then turn it into a session or a stack.
Channels
Agents that work in shared channels and answer when they are mentioned.
Outputs
What agents delivered, gathered in one place.
Runtime
Model routes, health warnings and the daemon’s state.