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Endeavors Panel (Beta)

The Endeavors panel is the built-in Gee control plane inside The Terminal. It gives you one place to operate daemon state, configure modes, manage objectives and assignments, inspect thinking/events, and edit mode files and guardrails.

Beta Feature — The Endeavors panel is under active development. Functionality may change.

What You Can Do

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  • Daemon control — start/stop daemon, view PID, and trigger a selected mode immediately
  • Mode run-state visibility — see modes as running, paused, armed, idle, or offline
  • Mode settings — set autonomy level, heartbeat interval, max actions/cost, underlying model, and model clamp
  • Mission and assignment management — update mission text and assign teams/endeavors per mode
  • Objectives workflow — create objectives, set status/priority, and manage assignees
  • Comms + thinking timeline — inspect inbox/outbox and daemon event streams grouped by activation run
  • Mode files + guardrails editing — edit key mode files and guardrails directly from the panel

Mode Settings & Daemon Operations

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In the Settings tab for a selected mode, you can:

  • Change autonomy controls and heartbeat behavior
  • Set an Underlying Model (default_model) and optional Model Lock (Clamp)
  • Save mission text for the mode
  • Start/stop daemon and run Trigger Now for the active mode

Objectives, Teams, and Endeavors

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The panel supports day-to-day assignment management:

  • Create and update objectives (status, priority, description)
  • Assign objectives to gees, teams, or endeavors
  • Manage per-mode team and endeavor memberships

Comms and Thinking

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For active modes, you can inspect:

  • Comms inbox/outbox activity
  • Thinking runs with grouped text/tool/status/error interactions
  • Event summaries including activation outcomes, action counts, and error context

Files and Guardrails

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In the Files and Guardrails tabs, you can edit mode internals in place, including:

  • Mode files like identity.md, heartbeat.md, instructions.md, rules.md, mission.md, and beliefs.md
  • Guardrail lists (never_do, always_do)
  • Permission modes per component (all, none, only, exclude)
  • BYOP strict MCP-only toggle

Next Steps

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