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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.

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