Blog: See Your Entire AI Factory Floor in Real Time
See Your Entire AI Factory Floor in Real Time
Release v1.0.119 · Agent-to-Agent Coordination Dashboard
Every great factory has a floor supervisor — someone who can look out across the floor at any moment and immediately know what is running, what is stalled, and where the next bottleneck is about to form. Until now, SaaS Factory had the factory but not the floor view. That changes with v1.0.119.
The Gap We Closed
SaaS Factory's beast-mode orchestrator has always run up to 32 AI agents in parallel — a researcher discovering features, an architect decomposing them into tasks, engineers writing code, testers verifying it, a release manager shipping it, and more. All of this happened continuously, in a coordinated loop, tracked inside the beastModeRuns table.
But on the dashboard? A flat list of pipeline runs. No sense of parallelism. No view of which agents were active. No way to see a handoff happening or a slot sitting idle.
Competitors have made their multi-agent UIs into a centrepiece. Cursor shows you cloud agents running in parallel. Devin has a parallel task management board. Factory.ai markets parallelisation at massive scale as a headline feature. SaaS Factory had the infrastructure to match all of them — it just wasn't visible.
v1.0.119 makes it visible.
What You See Now
Open the new Agent Board under Beast Mode and you get a live, board-style view of every agent in the current orchestration loop, organised into three columns: In Progress, Ready for Review, and Completed.
At the top, a metrics bar shows the current loop counter, how many features have been discovered, how many have shipped, and how many of the available parallel execution slots are occupied right now.
Every agent card shows what it is working on and exposes its upstream and downstream dependencies — so you can trace any feature from the moment it was discovered all the way through to the PR that merged it, without leaving the page.
Why the Board Layout Matters
A flat list tells you what happened. A board tells you what is happening and where things are headed. The distinction is especially important for multi-agent systems because the interesting signals are relational:
- Three agents in Ready for Review and one downstream agent in In Progress means a queue is forming.
- Several empty slots with a growing Discovered count means the orchestrator is about to accelerate.
- An agent that has been in In Progress for longer than its peers is worth investigating.
None of these patterns are visible in a list. All of them are immediately obvious on a board.
Under the Hood
The data powering the board was already there. The beastModeRuns table tracks currentLoop, discoveredCount, and completedCount for every run. beast-mode-orchestrator.ts coordinates the full 32-agent loop. v1.0.119 connects these two things with a real-time frontend layer that reflects the live state of the orchestrator without polling overhead.
No new infrastructure was required. The factory floor was already running — now you can see it.
The Agent-to-Agent Coordination Dashboard is available now in the Development section of every SaaS Factory workspace. Navigate to Beast Mode → Agent Board to get started.