cmdop monitor

Open a live TUI that shows the daemon’s health in real time: connection state, recent RPC calls, in-flight sessions, recent permission decisions, and the last few log lines. Quit with q.


cmdop monitor

What you see

The TUI is split into four panels:

Status — verdict (ONLINE / DEGRADED / STARTING), uptime, workspace, mode, version, PID.
RPC stream — the last N relay RPCs with timestamp, method, latency, outcome.
Sessions — currently attached sessions: caller, target, duration.
Permission decisions — recent allow/deny/ask outcomes with rule that matched.
Tail — last 10 log lines (full log via ./logs).

Keyboard shortcuts

Key	Action
`q`	Quit
`r`	Refresh now
`c`	Cycle panels (full-screen one panel)
`f`	Filter (in RPC and decisions panel)
`?`	Help

When to reach for it

Triaging “why is something slow?” — watch the RPC panel for high-latency calls.
Verifying a fresh permission rule — the decisions panel shows the matched rule ID.
Checking session leaks — sessions panel shows attached clients in real time.
Confirming an ONLINE daemon — status panel updates every second.

Headless servers

cmdop monitor requires a TTY. On a headless server, prefer:


cmdop agent status        # one-shot verdict
cmdop logs -f             # streaming logs

Combining with cmdop logs

cmdop monitor shows the last 10 log lines. For the full log stream side-by-side, run cmdop logs -f in another pane:


# pane 1
cmdop monitor
 
# pane 2
cmdop logs -f