Operations centers

Operations Centers

Operations centers group diagnostic, verification, restore, and observability screens. They are available from the command palette, macOS menus, and workspace views when a workspace is open.

Archive Center

Archive Center shows local and remote archive packages. You can sort by date, project, status, or size, then review archive, package, local integrity, and remote integrity states.

Available actions:

• Refresh inventory reloads local and remote inventory;
• View manifest opens the signed manifest;
• Open archive package opens the local package;
• Validate remote integrity rechecks a remote copy;
• Download archive package retrieves a remote package;
• Restore archive restores from a remote copy;
• Open remote location opens the destination when supported;
• Delete remote archive, then confirmation, deletes a remote package.

Health Center

Health Center checks workspace operational state: files, archives, previews, API, remote targets, and synchronization. Refresh scan updates the report. Metrics show global status, last scan date, and detected issues.

Integrity Center

Integrity Center generates and validates workspace checksums. Run integrity scan creates or updates the integrity manifest. The screen shows records, issues, algorithms, and archive signature states.

Restore Center

Restore Center simulates a restore before applying it. The form asks for the archive, target path, and conflict strategy: skip existing files, overwrite, or restore as copy. Simulate generates the report; Restore archive applies the restore after validation.

Data Lineage

Data Lineage traces lifecycle events: imports, archives, synchronization, restores, and integrity checks. Type and Status filters isolate relevant events. History purge actions require explicit confirmation.

Import Center

Import Center shows import session status, progress, final result, and warnings. After an import, the report details imported files, skipped system files, safe cross-volume transfers, possible duplicates, and folders with leading or trailing spaces.

Warnings do not delete duplicates or rename folders. They provide affected paths, available checksums, and suggested actions so the user can decide what to keep or correct.

Logs

The Logs view shows local JSONL logs. It provides:

• Refresh to reread logs;
• Clear, then confirmation, to delete local logs;
• a category filter;
• full-text search;
• a copy button for each event;
• an expand button when an event contains JSON details.

Logs cover API state, synchronization errors, resource alerts, import actions, archive actions, remote verification, diagnostic errors, and archive-related events.