Operate the system
Use Command Center for project-aware agent work
Command Center answers the operational questions a chat transcript cannot: what is active, what changed, what is blocked, which provider is ready, and what evidence supports the outcome.
Quick answer
The shortest useful version.
Open the project, scan active work and provider readiness, read unresolved decisions and blockers, then enter the specific session that needs an action. Use outcomes and evidence for handoffs.
Step by step
Do this with confidence.
- 01
Anchor on the project
Confirm the repository identity and current workspace boundary before reading activity.
- 02
Triage active work
Look for running sessions, pending decisions, provider attention, and blockers that need a human.
- 03
Read evidence, not activity count
A busy run is not a completed outcome. Inspect tests, artifacts, diffs, and explicit handoffs.
- 04
Choose one next action
Resume, answer, approve, review, recover, or leave the run alone. Avoid sending redundant prompts into active work.
Why this is the heart of FireCursor
The product becomes more than remote chat when it preserves project identity and decision state across providers. Command Center is where local memory, session history, provider readiness, and durable evidence meet.
That makes mobile supervision calmer: the important question is not ‘What did the agent say last?’ but ‘What does the project need next?’
Signals worth trusting
- Explicit provider authentication and setup state
- A named task with a finish line
- A blocker tied to a decision
- Verification output tied to a change
- An outcome that separates completed work from remaining gates