opsroom-console 0.3.0

Local-first operator console: fuses your AI agent sessions (Claude Code, Codex CLI, ChatGPT), git repos, and markdown notes into one dashboard that tells you what to do next.

⚡ opsroom

Your AI agents write code all day. opsroom shows you whether any of it pays.

One console for every AI coding agent you run — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, ChatGPT, Claude web — plus your git repos and your markdown notes (Obsidian or plain folders), fused into one local dashboard that answers the only question that matters:

What should I do right now to make money?

No cloud. No accounts. No dependencies. One Python package, one SQLite file on your disk, one HTML file as your console.

pipx install git+https://github.com/malekadjeb-ai/opsroom   # or: uv tool install git+https://github.com/malekadjeb-ai/opsroom
opsroom demo             # see a fully loaded console in 10 seconds (fictional data)
opsroom init             # wire up YOUR repos, goal, and notes
opsroom sync && opsroom dash

What you get

🎯 NOW — an action queue, not a report. Drafts staged in your outreach tracker become a send list with an open-your-drafts button. Phone-first targets become tap-to-dial links. Stale leads become a rescue block. The single highest cash action sits on top, pulled from your own dashboard note.

🏢 VENTURES — every project, with a brief. Click any venture: an ordered DO NEXT list generated from live pipeline state ("UNBLOCK FIRST: …" when your notes say something's blocking), a DONE timeline auto-pulled from your decisions log, live numbers, and every researched target as a searchable click-to-open card — pain hypothesis, decision-makers, phones linked.

💰 MONEY — the goal math. Collected vs goal, days left, needed per day. Cash counts only when collected, not quoted.

📊 ACTIVITY — where your time actually went, by agent. A BY AGENT table (Claude vs Codex vs ChatGPT: sessions, active hours, top venture), sessions per venture, commits, and the two features that hurt (in a good way):

• Trap-zone drift: time spent in $0-revenue builds vs revenue ventures, with a red alert when building beats selling this week. The engineer's trap, made visible.
• Open loops: things you started and silently dropped — plan language in AI transcripts with no follow-up commit, stale branches, uncommitted work, in-progress notes going stale.

The sitrep

$ opsroom sitrep

SITREP · 2026-07-16

- DATE / DAYS TO GOAL: 2026-07-16 / 19d
- CASH COLLECTED vs Q3 $50K sprint: $8,250 collected
- OPEN LEADS: ~14 aged ~8d
- LIVE PIPELINE: Meridian: 2 proposals out ($12K + $18K) · 2 drafted, 1 sent, 2 call sheet
- TOP LEAK RIGHT NOW: ~14 open leads aged ~8d — paid-for money rotting uncalled
- SINGLE HIGHEST CASH ACTION TODAY: Finish the case-study PDF and send both proposals

Six lines, every morning, from live data. --write appends it to a daily note.

How it works

Read-only collectors, one local SQLite ledger, deterministic rendering:

Source	What it reads
cli	Claude Code session logs (~/.claude/projects) — prompts, duration, outcomes
codex	OpenAI Codex CLI session logs (~/.codex/sessions) — same treatment, same attribution
git	every repo under your scan roots — commits, branches, uncommitted work
fs	mtime scan for non-git work
notes	your markdown roots — frontmatter, staleness, your dashboard note's ## Live state table
chat	manual drop of a chat export — both Claude (Anthropic) and ChatGPT (OpenAI) exports, sniffed by shape

Attribution is by path: work done in ~/code/acme counts toward venture acme. Sessions are gap-capped active minutes, not wall clock.

Your notes are the API

opsroom doesn't make you adopt a system — it reads simple markdown conventions you can start using in five minutes:

• A dashboard note with a ## Live state table (| Metric | Value | As of |) — rows are matched by key words (days to goal, cash, anything with lead), never by position, so reformatting won't break it. Ages keep ticking: "aged ~6 days" as-of last week reads correctly today.
• A ## Today's one move section → the console's hero action.
• Pipeline trackers with ## Totals lines and ## TOUCH LOG tables (Target | Channel | Status | Next) → your send/call queues. Any wide table in the same file → your searchable target list.
• A Decisions Log.md with - **YYYY-MM-DD** — … bullets → per-venture DONE timelines.

Security posture

This tool reads your terminal history and notes, so it's built paranoid:

• Fail-closed secret redaction — every event passes a redactor before touching the DB (API keys, AWS/GitHub/Slack/Stripe/Google tokens, JWTs, DB URIs, private keys, high-entropy KEY=value). If redaction errors, the event is dropped, never written.
• No network egress. Ever. Nothing phones home; the console HTML loads zero external resources. The only URLs are ones you configured as buttons.
• Local only — SQLite at ~/.local/share/opsroom with 600 perms, refuses to live under a cloud-sync root (iCloud/Dropbox/OneDrive).
• Read-only on all sources — your notes are never written; the only writes are the ledger and an optional append-only daily note.
• opsroom purge --source=X / --before=DATE to shrink the blast radius any time.

Philosophy

Built during a 23-day cash sprint by an operator running eight ventures, out of one frustration: every productivity tool tracks activity; none of them track whether the activity pays. The rules encoded here are blunt:

1. Cash counts when collected — not quoted, not booked, not "basically closed".
2. Building instead of selling is a trap — visible on the board, hours counted.
3. Everything you start and drop is a loop — it stays on the board until closed or dismissed.
4. The console must answer "what do I do next" with names, numbers, and buttons — or it's just letters on a screen.

FAQ

Do I need Claude Code / Codex / Obsidian? No. Every source is optional and degrades gracefully. Git repos alone give you drift + loops + sessions; add notes when you want the money features.

Which AI agents are supported? Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI are read live from their local logs. ChatGPT and Claude web/desktop ingest via each vendor's data-export file dropped in a folder. Gemini CLI and Cursor are next — collectors are ~100-line files with one collect(con) entry point, PRs welcome.

macOS says the notes are unreadable. Grant your terminal Full Disk Access. If access drops mid-session, opsroom serves the last cached snapshot and says so.

Windows? WSL works. Native Windows is untested.

Development

git clone https://github.com/malekadjeb-ai/opsroom && cd opsroom
for t in tests/test_*.py; do python "$t" || break; done   # five gates, all must print green
python -m opsroom.cli demo

Stdlib only — there is nothing to pip install for development. MIT license.