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Repository Command Center Guide

The Repository Command Center introduced in v2.5.0 provides a unified, read-only operational dashboard summarizing the entire repository intelligence status of a MultiModel Dev OS workspace.


1. Using the status Command

The status command allows developers and AI agents to instantly check project health and progress.

bash
npx multimodel-dev-os status

Or target a specific subdirectory:

bash
npx multimodel-dev-os status --target ./some-subproject

Dashboard View

Running status prints a formatted, color-coded status summary:

  1. Project Info: Displays the package name and package version from the root package.json.
  2. Framework & Dependency Signals: Summarizes detected languages, framework engines (e.g. Next.js, Express, React), and package lockfiles (e.g. package-lock.json).
  3. Memory State:
    • CURRENT (Green): Memory index is fully built and matches the filesystem.
    • STALE (Yellow): Modifications have been made. Lists number of added, removed, or modified files.
    • MISSING (Red): No memory files have been built yet.
  4. Feedback Loop & Rules: Displays total count of developer feedback entries and whether compiled learning rules are active.
  5. Improvement Proposals: Lists total optimization proposals, categorized by approval status (pending, approved, rejected).
  6. Apply Audit Log: Counts applied proposal runs.
  7. Next Recommended Command: Offers dynamic advice on what to execute next (e.g., refreshing memory, review proposals, running health checks).

2. Benefits for Multi-Agent Workflows

  • Context Discovery: Instantly summarizes active templates, environment structures, and boundaries.
  • Zero-Dependency Parsing: Fast initialization checks that don't load external libraries.
  • Actionable Next Steps: Guides developers and AI models to the correct command sequence, preventing execution drift.

3. Onboarding Status

For uninitialized repositories, you can inspect the onboarding status directly:

bash
npx multimodel-dev-os onboard status

This prints a checklist of crucial MultiModel Dev OS files and an overall completeness percentage score.


4. Interactive TUI Command Center

Starting in v2.8.0, MultiModel Dev OS introduces a full interactive terminal user interface (TUI) command center that wraps all system diagnostics, sync tools, and memory engines.

To launch the interactive dashboard, run:

bash
npx multimodel-dev-os dashboard
# or:
npx multimodel-dev-os ui
  • Workflow Marketplace Catalog Integration: The dashboard provides a curated marketplace lookup menu under Workflow Marketplace Catalog... to list, search, and recommend plugins for the workspace.

For detailed controls, menu hierarchies, and automated CI safety fallbacks, refer to the [Interactive TUI Dashboard Guide](file:///f:/multimodel-dev-os/docs/dashboard.md).

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