Territory Grounder · Console tour

Inside the operator console

Seven views of the interface, using representative fixture data. These are illustrative screenshots, not the evidence from the lab recording. Select a view, then open its image to inspect it at full size. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys, Home and End to move between tabs.

The recorded lab demonstration shows actual executions on a disposable test machine.

The Command view with a session drawer open: the grounding ribbon pipeline (classified, predicted, approved, executed, verified), a map-laid-over-territory scatter with one node in deviation, the verifier's callout, and the proposed action bound to its hash.
Command: a session opened mid-triage, the map laid over the territory, and a deviation the acting model cannot overturn.
The Workflows view: an AI session as a typed run: ingest, correlate, classify, prediction commit, agent loop with its tool calls, prediction gate PASS, dry-run execute, and a final verify step stamped DEVIATION.
Workflows: an AI session as a typed, replayable run; the gate passes, the verifier still says DEVIATION.
The Signals view: nine telemetry charts drawing steel observed lines against indigo predicted envelopes, with deviation shading, event markers, and a 24-hour map-agreement score.
Signals: steel observed against indigo predicted; agreement is a number, not a feeling.
The Estate Depth view: a node inspector for a Kubernetes worker with golden signals, upstream and downstream dependencies, predicted blast radius, and the incident master-clock beneath.
Estate: golden signals, dependencies, predicted blast radius, the causal graph it reasons over.
The Ledger view: the tamper-resistant governance ledger, with sequence numbers, AI, HUMAN and SYSTEM actors, events like prediction.commit, floor.hold (never-auto) and kill-switch.arm, each row hash-chained to the previous.
Ledger: every decision on one SHA-256 chain, AI, HUMAN and SYSTEM on the same spine.
The Grounding scorecard: verifier match-rate, the falsifiability signal against a shuffled-graph control, and blast-radius precision and recall.
Grounding: the verifier's report card, the safety record as evidence, not assertion.
The Governance view: the graded-autonomy ladder with per-layer promotion, the mutation-off banner, and the non-configurable never-auto floor for irreversible operations.
Governance: the autonomy envelope and the never-auto floor.

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