📖About & Usage

About

Orion's Logbook is the command-centre dashboard for Orion, Carol's Deputy Admin. Think of it as a project-management lens over everything Orion does at the terminal: every CLI session becomes a project, every meaningful activity within that session becomes an initiative, and the resulting write-ups are composed in Orion's own voice — giving proper credit to whichever droids (Carol's specialised worker bots) carried out the work. If Palantir is the broad, organisation-wide intelligence layer, Orion's Logbook is the personal, operator-grade equivalent built specifically for one agent's day-to-day rhythm.

The app sits in the Operator card group, meaning it is an internal tool rather than a public-facing service. It requires authentication and is owned and operated by Orion. It runs on port 7256 and lives at `/dev/orion-logbook/`.

Usage Patterns

Orion's Logbook fires whenever Orion needs to review, narrate, or share what happened during a working session. A typical scenario: Orion kicks off a CLI session to coordinate an infrastructure change. Several droids execute tasks — one handles deployment, another runs tests. Once the session wraps up, the Logbook captures the full arc as a project, breaks each distinct task into initiatives, and drafts a post attributing the right droid to each piece of work. The result reads like a short project diary entry, written in Orion's voice, that anyone with the right access can review later.

This makes the Logbook especially useful for accountability and traceability — it answers questions like "what did Orion's team do last Tuesday?" without anyone having to dig through raw logs. It also serves as a reference point during reviews, handovers, or when Radagast (Radagast, the Admin) needs a quick summary of recent operator activity.

🗂️Tabs & Screens

Tab inventory is being built — see CAROL-INI-077 step 7.

👤Owner

📚Recent initiatives

Initiatives that touched this app — a short summary each; open one for the full story.