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Observability Panel (Beta)

The Observability panel gives you a real-time feed of what’s happening across your terminal sessions and AI agents — classified, timestamped, and filterable.

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

  • Real-time activity feed — see commands, tool calls, file changes, errors, and status updates as they happen
  • Line classification — each event is categorized by type
  • Terminal selection — choose which terminal sessions to monitor
  • Per-terminal metrics — activity counts and patterns per session

The Observability panel classifies events into categories:

TypeWhat It Captures
CommandShell commands executed in terminal panels
Tool CallGee-Code tool executions (file reads, edits, searches)
File ChangeFiles created, modified, or deleted
ErrorErrors from commands, tools, or processes
StatusState changes (session start/stop, model switches)

Choose which terminal sessions to monitor. In a multi-panel workspace, you might only want to observe:

  • The terminal running Gee-Code (to see AI activity)
  • The terminal running your dev server (to catch errors)

While ignoring terminals used for quick one-off commands.

Each monitored terminal shows:

  • Total events since monitoring started
  • Events per minute (activity rate)
  • Error count
  • Most recent activity timestamp

Monitor your dev server terminal for errors while working in another panel. Errors surface immediately in the Observability feed without switching context.

Watch what Gee-Code is doing in real time — every file read, edit, and shell command appears in the feed. Useful when running autonomous workflows and wanting to stay informed.

Track how actively different sessions are being used. Identify terminals that have gone quiet (crashed process?) or are unusually active (runaway loop?).