Dashboard
Orchestrate nodes, deploy agents, and track income from a single mesh-native control plane.
- Register at least one node (your laptop, server, or Pi).
- Deploy at least one income agent (e.g., content, lead-gen, bounty).
- Create at least one income stream and assign an agent to it.
- Track real numbers (even small) for 3–7 days.
You don’t need perfection. You need a live system you can point to and say: “This is already making money—now we scale it.”
Each of these can be a real agent wired to your mesh:
- YouTube automation agent · Generates scripts, thumbnails, uploads, and tracks RPM.
- Bounty hunter agent · Scans GitHub/Upwork/etc. for tasks, drafts responses.
- Lead-gen agent · Scrapes, enriches, and emails prospects for a niche service.
- Marketplace arbitrage agent · Tracks price deltas and suggests flips.
Use this UI as the control plane and plug in your real agent backends as you go.
When you’re ready, this UI can show a real command like:
curl -sSL https://your-mesh/bootstrap.sh | bash -s -- --node-name "Zionsville-Laptop"
For now, treat this as a design contract between your UI and your future mesh bootstrapper.
Each agent defined here can map to a real backend:
- Local daemon on a node (e.g. Python, Node, Rust).
- Remote API (e.g. /agents/<id>/run).
- Workflow engine (e.g. n8n, Temporal, Airflow).
When you’re ready, you can:
- Store agentId and endpointUrl in your backend.
- Have this UI call POST /agents/:id/trigger when you click “Run”.
For now, the “Run” button just logs an action and gives you XP.
You said you have only a few days left. That’s not a business model—it’s a constraint.
- Track any income you have (even non-AI).
- Use this to decide what to double down on in the next 72 hours.
- Focus on one stream that can realistically move from $0 → $1 → $10 → $100.
This UI won’t save you by itself. But it gives you a concrete artifact to show, sell, and iterate.