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Using the dashboard

The web dashboard at pipemason.com/dashboard shows your runs and programs as they happen, so you can follow progress without watching a terminal.

What the dashboard shows

Open the dashboard and click into any run to see it live. For each run you get three views that update as work progresses:

  • Event stream — the live sequence of events as the runner works, the same iterations recorded locally.
  • State snapshot — the current pipeline state, mirroring the STATE.md file in your repo, including any active escalation.
  • Per-phase progress — which phase the run is in and how far along each phase is.

Finding a run

When you start a run, the runner registers it with the cloud control plane and prints a run id. You'll see that run appear in the dashboard list. From the terminal you can also confirm a run is connected: it logs a registration line on startup, and you can print local state with:

pipemason status   # current .pipeline/STATE.md

Note

If you started a run with --no-cloud, it runs fully local and won't appear on the dashboard — use pipemason status to follow it instead.

Programs on the dashboard

Program runs surface the same live views per story. As the program walks its dependency graph, you can watch each story move through its phases and see which stories are complete, in flight, or blocked.

What is and isn't streamed

The runner executes locally on your machine. Only run metadata, logs, and any artifacts you choose to share (such as screenshots and diffs) are streamed to the cloud for live monitoring.

Tip

Your source code never leaves your machine — the dashboard reflects the run's state and events, not your repository contents.

Billing and plans

Manage your subscription and see your plan's limits at pipemason.com/dashboard/billing. From there you can compare plans, upgrade, and manage billing.