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Command Center is where you operate 2501 with a UI: configure hosts, agents, gateways, rules, knowledge, and models; monitor jobs and tasks as they run; track usage and benchmarks. Everything except the deployment itself is managed here.

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Infrastructure Map

The Command Center home screen is an interactive infrastructure map. Hosts, agents, and subnets appear as cards on a zoomable, pannable canvas, with connections drawn between hosts to show jump-host chains and network relationships at a glance.
  • Zoom out to see subnet groupings with health halos showing aggregate status. Zoom in to see individual host and agent cards with real-time status.
  • Technology logos on each host card, and the most common ones on each subnet card. Opening a subnet shows all of its hosts at once.
  • Filter by status, technology, application or tag, or search by name without leaving the map. See Hosts for how the filters combine.
  • Context menu on any card surfaces quick actions: create or edit a host or agent directly on the canvas, open a host’s job history, or start a new network scan.
  • Side panel on the canvas shows the active Tasks and Jobs feed so you can watch work happen in real time without navigating away.
The sidebar groups pages by purpose. Each item below links to the concept page for the full reference.

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Tenant and organization

The sidebar footer shows the read-only Tenant name above the organization picker and your signed-in user. There is one tenant per on-prem install; the picker switches between organizations within that tenant.

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AI Assistant

A chat interface for working with your platform in natural language. Open it from AI Assistant in the sidebar. It can look up tasks, jobs, tickets, hosts, agents, gateways, knowledge - and make changes such as adding an operational rule or a blacklisted command, giving a host its technologies, applications and tags, or stopping a task or a whole job.
  • Reads run automatically. Lookups happen without interruption.
  • Writes need approval. When the assistant wants to create, update, or delete a resource, it pauses with approve / reject buttons. You can mark individual tools as auto-approve.
  • Scoped to your org. Conversations belong to the organization you have selected.
  • Credential secret values are never shown in assistant output.
Access follows your role - administrators and standard users can use it; auditors get read-only access.
AI Assistant awaiting approval for a Host update

The Assistant lists its lookups, then offers approve and reject controls for a proposed Host update.

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Analytics surfaces

Usage

Plan caps + LLM cost and token activity over time.

Benchmarks

Author scenarios, run benchmarks, and follow pass rate, compliance, and trends.