MemQLCockpit.
// cockpit

A TUI that ships with the platform.

A second product, in your terminal. Terminal-native IDE and operations console for MemQL clusters — write, lint, and execute DSL; explore cluster state; manage identity and workers; observe the platform in real time. No web app. No Electron. Just gRPC to the cluster.

memql-cockpit — localhost:50050
memQL Cockpit
CLUSTERS
local *
localhost:50050 · connected
Endpointlocalhost:50050
Authauthorized
Nodes5 · all healthy
A:Add E:Edit D:Delete
TOPOLOGY
Nodes: 5 Online: 5
cognitionbffvoiceagentplanner
WASD:Pan R:Reset View X:Architecture

↑ memQL Cockpit in its real theme, a representative connected session. Node types, concept ids, policies, and providers are from the source; row-level values are illustrative. Source: znasllc-io/memql-cockpit.

// eight tabs
agentswho's joined — humans, SI, workers
authidentity · magic-link · JWKS
clientad-hoc queries + mutations
clustertopology · build tags · live events
configclusters.yaml + worker.yaml
editor.memql with linter feedback
explorergraph + time-series traversal
settingskeys · telemetry · prefs
// computer use

Run ./bin/memql-cockpit worker runand your machine joins the cluster as a per-user worker — headless (shell, filesystem, HTTP) or embodied (mouse, keyboard, screenshots via RobotGo). The agent doesn’t drive a sandbox. It drives your laptop.

// install & build · make cockpit, the run modes, and platform services are in the docs. Workers, build & auth →