Gimmie

An agent can be configured to do a job without that job ever finishing. The operations website I worked on at Gimmie helps make that distinction visible: what is set up, what actually ran, and what came out of it.

The site brings task history, approvals, logs, and agent activity together. Instead of treating every run as a success, the interface gives people places to inspect the outcome and the evidence behind it.

That is the part of this project I want to show here: a website built around the everyday job of checking on work, understanding a problem, and deciding what to do next.

The overview gives a starting point. From there, someone can move into tasks, approvals, or logs depending on what they need to investigate. The public project view explains the system; the operational views keep account access separate.