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module.operating-cockpit

Operator cockpit shell — fleet board, navigation surface, and cross-domain operating screens for the Agent + Workflow pillar

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit
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Website: https://contractspec.io

Operator cockpit shell for the Agent + Workflow pillar — fleet board, navigation surface, and cross-domain operating screens.

What It Provides

  • Layer: module.
  • Consumers: @lssm-tech/bundle.managed-companyos, the web-application-monolith /operating/** + /fleet/** routes and the navigation shell that wraps the entire Agent + Workflow pillar, and future native shells via shared view-models.
  • src/core/ — fleet read-model aggregators (composing agent + workflow
    • review snapshots), navigation surface resolvers, board-state projectors, ROI / health rollups.
  • src/presentation/ — promoted screens (OperatorLandingScreen, OperatorOverviewScreen, FleetBoardScreen, NavigationShell).
  • src/handlers/ — operation handlers for the 3 fleet.* contracts.
  • src/data-views/ — data-view specs for the fleet/board/landing tables.

Installation

npm install @lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit

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bun add @lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit

Usage

Import the root entrypoint from @lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit, or choose a documented subpath when you only need one slice of the surface.

Architecture

  • src/operating-cockpit.capability.ts — capability declaration.
  • src/operating-cockpit.feature.ts — feature manifest listing the 3 fleet.* operations the module owns.
  • src/core/ — domain logic (aggregation + navigation).
  • src/presentation/ — UI (design-system-first).
  • src/handlers/ — aggregating operation handlers.
  • src/data-views/ — data-view specs.
  • src/index.ts — public barrel.

Public Entry Points

  • . → ./src/index.ts
  • ./operating-cockpit.capability → ./src/operating-cockpit.capability.ts
  • ./operating-cockpit.feature → ./src/operating-cockpit.feature.ts
  • ./core → ./src/core/index.ts
  • ./presentation → ./src/presentation/index.ts
  • ./handlers → ./src/handlers/index.ts
  • ./data-views → ./src/data-views/index.ts

Notes

  • fleet.* handlers compose read-models from agent.*, workflow.*, and review.* handlers only — never direct store access. Seam contract lives in lib.contracts-spec/src/operations/SEAMS.md.
  • The 28 NavSurface routes (Phase 0.6) are the single source of truth for the cockpit navigation shell.
  • Capability gates resolve to disabled + tooltip, never silent strip.
  • Design-system primitives first; fallbacks marked // DS-FALLBACK:.

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Module Operating Cockpit

Operator cockpit shell — fleet board, navigation surface, and cross-domain operating screens for the Agent + Workflow pillar

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  • Adopt operator cockpit shell — fleet board, navigation surface, and cross-domain operating screens for the agent + workflow pillar

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@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/core

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/data-views

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/handlers

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/operating-cockpit.capability

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/operating-cockpit.feature

@lssm-tech/module.operating-cockpit/presentation

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