The monitor

The monitor is a small local web app: a live feed of what Moko is doing and a browser for everything in its mind. It runs on 127.0.0.1 and never leaves your machine.

moko monitor           # open it in your browser
moko monitor --no-open # just print the URL

Watch it think

Live feed — events as they happen: messages in and out, facts learned, thoughts formed, curiosities raised, actions taken.
Rhythm bar — the day at a glance: quiet hours, outreach budget, heartbeat.
Dreams — the dream audit: every nightly consolidation, with its summary, Moko’s private reflection, and what each step touched.
Usage — tokens spent by activity (reply, vision, dream, outreach, research), over the last day, week, or all time.
Media — the pictures Moko has made and received.
Access tiers — your current per-category trust settings.

Browse its mind

The brain browser is the other half — it walks the same store Moko reasons from.

Thoughts — its private inner life, with each one’s mood and how it’s faded.
Subjects — the people, places, and things in the graph, and the facts and relationships on each.
Gaps — what Moko is curious about, and how it scored it.
Commitments — what it’s holding for you, and when it’s due.
Outreach — when it reached out on its own, and when it weighed it and held off.
Messages — the conversation record.

Private by design

It binds to loopback only, so it’s never reachable from the network. Your world, your machine.