The orb and its status
In the centre, the orb. Hanging from it, what is going on: idle, listening or working, with the task, the machine and the last step. To talk, you tap the orb.
The interface
Light or dark, 33 accents and an orb that speaks in colour
The assistant’s main view is called AI Command Core: the orb in the centre, what the fleet is doing on one side and your conversations on the other. It works in dark or light theme, with the accent colour you choose, and the orb tells you at a glance what is going on.
AI Command Core
Everything that matters on one screen
System
The agents at work and the teams, the machines with their CPU, memory and GPU, and what is being spent: tokens and spend per provider, and the cost per machine, project, model and day.
History
Every conversation, with search, favourites and which machine and project each one ran on.
Request bar
You type and the conversation starts. Files are attached by dragging or pasting them.
The office
An animated office with one character per machine, changing pose according to what it is doing.
A guide on every screen
A step-by-step guide explains each screen the first time. And the whole app is in Spanish and English.
States
Five states
Same colours and same speeds as in the real application.
Emotions
Four emotions
Every answer carries an emotion, which changes the colour of the orb and the tone of the voice at the same time.
Accents
33 accent colours, and the orb follows them
In Settings > Appearance you choose the accent colour: 21 single and 12 dual ones, which paint the orb and the logo in a gradient. Try them here.
Cyan
These are the values the app uses in the dark theme. In the light theme, each accent has a darker version so it stays readable.
The conversation
This is what working looks like
Answers with option buttons, plans that wait for your confirmation and a console narrating every step: which tool it uses, what it returns and when it finishes.
This is a mock-up with made-up data, not a screenshot. The real application only contains conversations and personal data, and those do not belong on a public website.
Palette
The colours, and what they mean
Background
#00020aAccent (cyan, default)
#00d4ffPurple
#a78bfaSuccess
#00ff88Warning
#fbbf24Error
#ff2255Typography. In the app, Orbitron for headings and system labels and Rajdhani for text. On this website, Orbitron and Inter, which reads better in long texts, served from our own domain.