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Overview

Operational visibility in Cowork lives on the Mesh Canvas (Mission Control) — not on a separate Control Center page. You read run stats from the employee drawer and scan what needs attention in Mission Control / Day Planner. This article covers what you actually see for run analytics. It does not describe a standalone task-board product screen.

Mission Control — Day Planner

Open the Day Planner panel on the Mesh Canvas for a workspace-level operational view:
  • Upcoming wake-ups — scheduled Work Cycle runs about to start
  • Pending approvals — plan reviews, input requests, connector decisions, hire reviews
  • Recent activity — quick scan of what ran across employees you can see
Click an item to focus the employee on the mesh and open its drawer.
Clear pending approvals promptly — blocked runs stay waiting until you decide.

Employee drawer — summary stats

Click any employee node to open the drawer. At the top you typically see aggregate stats for that employee: These numbers come from the employee’s run history and refresh when you open or reload the drawer.

Execution timeline

Below the summary, the timeline lists individual runs. Each entry shows:
  • Status — Running, Success, Failed, Pending approval, and similar labels
  • Wake reason — scheduled heartbeat, manual trigger, voice call, etc.
  • Duration — seconds for completed runs
  • Cost — credits for that run when available
Open a run row for full detail — planner notes, tool steps, and documents produced. Voice calls appear as Voice call rows with transcript and duration, separate from regular heartbeat runs.

Mesh node badges

Without opening the drawer, status badges on employee nodes give a quick read: Idle, Running, Paused, Error, Pending approval. Use badges for scanning; use the drawer for numbers and history.

What this is not

  • Manual Kanban-style workspace task boards are outside the mesh/drawer surfaces described here
  • For deeper per-run cost and planner detail, open a run from the timeline — see Advanced monitoring

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