The command center is the authenticated operational view for B3IQ nodes, routed work, customers, settlement, and incident posture. It is intentionally described from contracts and operational behavior here instead of public screenshots, because the production surface is not a public marketing page.

What It Covers

PanelPurpose
Launch postureBilling requirement, rate-limit presence, approval workflow state, incident controls, and launch checks
Router playgroundAuthenticated hosted chat tests against current router candidates and customer policy
NodesAdmin node list, route-readiness summaries, and operator dashboard selection
CustomersCustomer status, credits, gateway policy, usage, and gateway key creation
CommandsCommand queue state, retry, cancel, and audit export
SettlementPayout batch preview, create, submit, finalize, reset, and inspection
IncidentsPause/resume controls for high-risk or failing traffic classes

Safety Model

Command center access is role-sensitive. Public traffic controls should not depend on one broad admin token once production roles exist.

Command center launch gates
Approval storage

High-risk routes write approval evidence and expose launch-gate posture.

Incident controls

Pause and resume selected traffic classes, customers, nodes, or payout paths with required reasons.

Production roles

Add production auth, role separation, multi-actor approval routing, and stronger audit trails before public traffic.

What Must Stay Redacted

Admin and operator surfaces must not leak:

  • Raw prompts or model outputs.
  • Gateway keys, customer tokens, admin tokens, local keys, support grants, setup tokens, or token hashes.
  • Exact private routes, tunnel connector tokens, local URLs, or runtime IDs.
  • Raw customer secrets or payment credentials.
Current status

Understand live pilot evidence and open gates.

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Receipts and billing

See the settlement and ledger surfaces command center operates on.

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Release trust

Track installer and update trust posture.

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