War Room
The War Room is Miteos’s flagship interface — a real-time command center where you observe, control, and intervene in multi-agent task execution.Layout
The War Room is a full-screen interface with four main panels:Agent Fleet Rail (Left)
Shows all active agents with:- Status indicator — thinking, acting, paused, waiting for approval, complete, error
- Progress bar — step X of Y
- Current tool — what the agent is doing right now (web_search, code_execute, browser, etc.)
- Action buttons — pause, resume, cancel, guide
Workspace (Center)
Tabbed workspace showing what agents are producing:- Browser — Live viewport of the stealth browser (screenshots in web mode, BrowserView in desktop)
- Code — Files being created or modified with syntax highlighting
- Files — All workspace files with version history
- Canvas — Visual outputs (charts, diagrams)
- Terminal — Agent command output
Timeline (Right)
Chronological multi-track log of every action across all agents:- Thoughts (reasoning steps)
- Actions (tool calls with results)
- File changes
- Approval requests
- Agent-to-agent messages
Deliverables Dock (Bottom)
Completed outputs ready for use:- Download as files
- Deploy to staging/production
- Share via link
Autonomy Dial
The dial in the header controls agent independence (0-100):| Range | Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| 0-20 | Copilot | Agent suggests every action, you confirm each one |
| 20-50 | Supervised | Agent acts on low-risk, asks permission for medium/high |
| 50-80 | Autonomous | Agent handles most tasks, only asks for critical actions |
| 80-100 | Full Auto | Agent executes everything, notifies you after completion |
Intervention
You can intervene at any time:- Pause — Freeze an agent mid-execution
- Guide — Inject new instructions into the agent’s context
- Redirect — Change the agent’s goal entirely
- Approve/Deny — Respond to action approval requests
- Take Over — Grab direct control of the browser viewport
Real-Time Streaming
All events stream via WebSocket (wss://api.miteos.com/ws). The War Room maintains a persistent connection and updates every panel in real-time as agents work.
Events include:
agent.progress— step updatesagent.thought— reasoningagent.action— tool executionfile.update— code changescost.update— token spendactivity— timeline entries

