Dashboard

The Dashboard is the landing page of Morphix. It provides an overview of your system, workspace management, and quick access to workflows and agents.

Layout

The Dashboard is organized into three main areas:

1. System panel (left) — Workspace selector, online/offline toggle, metrics, self-reflection setting
2. Modules panel (right) — Workflow cards and Agent cards in a grid layout
3. Bottom row — Utility buttons: Abrir Logs, lnav, Tema (theme toggle), Reiniciar

System Panel

Online/Offline Indicator

Shows current connectivity status:

• ☁ Online (green) — Connected to DeepSeek (or configured cloud LLM)
• ⛔ Offline (amber) — Using local Ollama model

The "Activar Offline" / "Desactivar Offline" button toggles between modes. When switching to offline, the application falls back to the configured Ollama model (default: phi3:mini).

Workspace Selector

A dropdown listing all available PostgreSQL workspaces. Workspaces are separate database schemas with their own agents, workflows, tools, and conversations.

• Select a workspace from the dropdown to switch to it — this reloads the workspace's agents and tools
• Click + Nuevo to create a new workspace. Enter a name (must start with a letter, lowercase, numbers and underscores only). The workspace is created as a new PostgreSQL schema.
• Switching workspaces updates all tabs: the Maestro tab reloads agent configurations, the Editor tab changes project scope, and the History tab shows conversations from the new workspace

Metrics

Shows key runtime statistics:

• Tokens: Total tokens used across all conversations
• Workflows: Completed / Total workflows with completion ratio
• Uptime: Seconds since the application started

Self-Reflection Toggle

A checkbox labeled "Self-Reflection (agentes se auto-revisan)". When enabled, agents review their own outputs for quality and correctness before returning results. This is controlled by the AGENT_SELF_REFLECTION feature flag.

Modules Panel

Workflow Cards

Each available workflow is displayed as a clickable card with the workflow name and a description excerpt (up to 80 characters). Clicking a workflow card:

1. Activates the workflow
2. Switches to the Maestro tab
3. Sets Maestro to Orchestrate mode
4. Displays the workflow description in chat

Available workflows depend on what's installed in the current workspace:

Workflow	Description
development	Full orchestration: decompose → route → execute → supervise → aggregate
coordinated	DAG-based parallel execution with shared blackboard
collaborative	Multi-agent panel debate with moderator consensus
tdd	Test-driven development loop: write tests → run → fix → repeat

Agent Cards

Each registered agent is displayed as a clickable card in a 2-column grid layout. Each card shows:

• Agent name (capitalized)
• Tool count (e.g., "(6 tools)")

Clicking an agent card:

1. Selects that agent
2. Switches to the Maestro tab
3. Sets Maestro to Chat mode
4. Starts a direct conversation with that agent

Available agents:

Agent	Type	Best for
Developer	agent	Coding, building, testing
Analista	reasoning	Analysis, review, architecture
Moderador	reasoning	Debate moderation, consensus
Conversacional	agent	Quick chat, fallback agent

Agent vs Workflow

Click a workflow card when you have a multi-step task that needs planning and execution across multiple agents. Click an agent card when you want to chat directly with a specific agent.

Bottom Row Actions

Button	Action
Abrir Logs	Opens the logs/morphix.log file in the system's default text editor
lnav	Opens logs with lnav (Log Navigator) if installed — provides a terminal-based log viewer with syntax highlighting
Tema	Toggles dark mode on/off. Requires restart to apply fully.
Reiniciar	Restarts the Morphix application

Getting Started

1. Pick a workflow card from the modules panel (e.g., "development")
2. Morphix switches to the Maestro tab automatically
3. Create or select a project using the project dropdown in the top bar
4. Type your task in the input field and press Ctrl+Enter
5. Watch the orchestration unfold in the execution panel and chat

For quick questions or single-agent tasks, click an agent card instead and type your question in Chat mode.