Index
The Inventory and Organization landing pages had said "Design in progress" for about ten cycles, and the home page had nothing on it.
Those two menu items now just open their lists, and the home page shows the whole fleet at a glance: 35 small summaries, each matching its own page.
Documents
With file names, on their own page →Start here
Pages
- /components/data-machine/data-index-section
- /pages/phase3/index-micro-variations
- /components/data-machine/data-machine-micro
- / (local dev)
- /cost (local dev)
- /organization/teams (local dev)
What changed
The two changes that matter most, in plain words. Open any one to see it.
- 1
The home page now sums up the whole fleet in small boxes, one for each list in the dashboard.
The whole fleet on the home page · came from AMZ, Phil Chen and others
- 2
Inventory and Organization in the menu now open their lists; there is no empty landing page.
Menu items just open · came from Mark Parson
- Each small box reads the same numbers as its full page, so the two never disagree. In words
- Five looks for the small boxes were laid side by side before one was picked. New in this cycle
How we got here
Each change, traced back to the conversation it came from. A solid mark means the record names the source; a dashed one was matched by the draft and waits for review.
“That's act that's pretty cool. That's actually really cool.”
market-analyst /calls/1668d68e… (local)“you install the binary, and you would immediately get, like, oh, look. You have 7 agents, 3 models, 11 MCP servers... that creates the holy **** moment.”
market-analyst /calls/6fe4a00b… (local)c109-D3 The overview moves to one home page of small summaries; Inventory and Organization only open their lists. — Mark Parson
c109-D1 The home page is one flat grid of summaries, each title prefixed with its page ("I already love this one"). — Mark Parson
c109-D2 Each summary sits on its own white card. — Mark Parson
The home page now sums up the whole fleet in small boxes, one for each list in the dashboard.
“That's act that's pretty cool. That's actually really cool.”
market-analyst /calls/1668d68e… (local)“you install the binary, and you would immediately get, like, oh, look. You have 7 agents, 3 models, 11 MCP servers... that creates the holy **** moment.”
market-analyst /calls/6fe4a00b… (local)c109-D3 The overview moves to one home page of small summaries; Inventory and Organization only open their lists. — Mark Parson
Inventory and Organization in the menu now open their lists; there is no empty landing page.
Thanks to
People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.
Named the moment the at-a-glance view is for
In an early-September working session, AMZ described the first look at the inventory, how many agents, models and MCP servers you have, as the moment that sells it. The home page now opens on exactly that.
“you install the binary, and you would immediately get, like, oh, look. You have 7 agents, 3 models, 11 MCP servers... that creates the holy **** moment.” internal
Found the inventory easy to grasp
In his August demo Phil called the inventory's way of sorting things, agents, machines, harnesses, surface, activity, "really cool". The home page's sections follow that sorting.
“That's act that's pretty cool. That's actually really cool.” first-hand
Reframed the problem and picked the look
After ten cycles of landing-page attempts, reframed it: the menu items just open, and one home page sums everything up. Then picked the flat grid and the white cards.
All images
Every picture from this cycle. Click any one to step through them all.
The pairs
Everything captured · 18
The full record 9 decisions · 10 key-change entries · 2,105 words · 18 captures
The record stays as written, for agents and for audit: Key Changes, every decision, the artifacts and the visual record.
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