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The Command Interface Mindset
Most internal tools are dashboards. Ours are control towers.
Here’s why:
Not just analytics — we route decisions.
Not just forms — we modify execution paths.
Not just buttons — we trigger autonomous logic.
Every tool we build internally has one goal: enable command without stepping into the system.
Internal Tool Stack
Our ops dashboards include:
Agent Overview UI
Displays agent status, task history, last decision madeLogic Tree Editor
Modify agent decision paths liveTrigger Monitor
Shows real-time trigger flows across systemsCommand Panel
Enables one-click overrides (without disrupting autonomy)Escalation Logs
View only when agents escalate to human layer
Design Principles
We don’t build dashboards. We build command layers.
Here’s the difference:
Traditional Dashboard | Strivlo Command Layer |
---|---|
View data | Command execution |
Manual control | Autonomous override |
Monitor flows | Modify logic live |
Tool-specific | Agent-agnostic infrastructure |
Use Case Examples
Business: Real Estate CRM System
Problem: Pipeline stages updated manually, no live feedback
Old Internal View:
Zapier logs, Google Sheets, Slack updates
Strivlo Command Layer:
Agent status board shows lead stage
Trigger monitor lights up on form submit
Command UI allows quick path reset
Escalation log shows where human review triggered
Why Internal = Invisible (Almost)
Most people think internal tools are just admin dashboards.
But at Strivlo, we treat them as execution UI, the way we command, redirect, and escalate without interfering.
The goal isn’t to manage agents. It’s to stay out of their way… unless they call for backup.