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The desktop app makes it easy to monitor when the agent travels across the servers
One direction I want to explore is real-time operational metrics (sessions, traffic, reconnects), plus a simple mechanism where agents can write structured data to a designated folder. The desktop client would watch that folder and dynamically surface those signals in the dashboard.
The idea is to let agents expose their own telemetry without hardcoding analytics into the platform.
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