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FeaturesSaaS FactoryUpdated March 11, 2026

Inside the Agent-to-Agent Coordination Dashboard

Agent-to-Agent Coordination Dashboard

Available from: v1.0.119

SaaS Factory runs up to 32 AI agents in parallel inside a single beast-mode orchestration loop. The Agent-to-Agent Coordination Dashboard makes that concurrency visible — replacing the old flat pipeline-run list with a live, board-style view of every agent on the factory floor.

Overview

The dashboard is built on top of the beastModeRuns table, which already tracked:

FieldDescription
currentLoopThe orchestrator loop currently executing
discoveredCountTotal features discovered in this run
completedCountFeatures fully shipped in this run

Previously none of these fields were visualised. v1.0.119 surfaces them as live metrics and uses them to power the coordination board.

Board Layout

Agents are displayed as cards arranged across three swimlane columns:

In Progress

Agents actively executing work in the current loop. Each card shows the agent name, the task it is working on, and how long it has been running.

Ready for Review

Agents that have completed their work unit and are waiting for a downstream agent or automated check to consume their output. This column makes handoff latency visible.

Completed

Agents whose work has been accepted and merged in the current loop. The count here feeds the completedCount metric displayed at the top of the board.

Live Metrics Bar

Above the swimlanes, a metrics bar displays:

  • Current Loop — the active currentLoop value from beastModeRuns
  • Discovered — discoveredCount for the active run
  • Completed — completedCount for the active run
  • Active Slots — number of parallel execution slots currently occupied out of the maximum available

All values refresh continuously without a page reload.

Parallel Execution Slots

The orchestrator (beast-mode-orchestrator.ts) coordinates 32 agents in a unified loop. The dashboard visualises how many of those slots are occupied at any instant, making it easy to identify:

  • Underutilisation — slots sitting idle when there is queued work
  • Saturation — all slots occupied, which may explain slower feature throughput
  • Handoff gaps — agents piling up in Ready for Review while downstream agents are busy

Handoff Sequencing

Each agent card on the board includes an indicator of which agent it is waiting on (upstream dependency) and which agent will consume its output (downstream dependency). This lets you trace the full sequencing of a feature from discovery through to release without leaving the dashboard.

Where to Find It

The coordination dashboard is located in the Development section of the SaaS Factory platform under Beast Mode → Agent Board.

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