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Real-time pipeline monitoring dashboard for worca-cc.
A web dashboard for monitoring worca pipelines in real-time: stage progress with cost/duration breakdown, beads kanban board, token & cost dashboard, run history, and settings editor. All updates stream via WebSocket — no polling.
npm install -g @worca/ui
worca-ui # monitor all projects (default, port 3400)
worca-ui --project /path # monitor single project
worca-ui --help # show all commands and options
worca-ui --version # print version
Don't watch the same project from two servers. Global mode (the default) already watches every project registered in
~/.worca/projects.d/. Running a second--project /pathserver on a project that global mode already covers points two watchers at the same.beadsdirectory. Each watcher'sbdreads mutate the SQLite WAL, which the other watcher sees as an external change — a cheap mutual refresh that never settles. The watcher bails cheaply on an unchanged content fingerprint, so this is harmless, but it's wasted work: use either global mode or a single--projectserver for a given project, not both.
pip install worca-cc)Full documentation and screenshots: GitHub repository
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Pipeline monitoring UI for worca-cc
The npm package @worca/ui receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @worca/ui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @worca/ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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