New GET /api/v1/orchestrator/events/stats?since=1h&success=false&kind=...
backed by repo.count_orchestrator_failures(since_ts, kind), which
counts failed rows across both orchestrator_events and
orchestrator_emails since the cutoff.
Window parser accepts ^\d+[smhd]$, capped at 7d. Today only
success=false is accepted on this surface so the endpoint isn't
accidentally repurposed before the next consumer is properly
designed.
Orchestrator.tsx polls the endpoint on mount + every 30 s and
renders the authoritative DB-derived count instead of deriving from
the in-memory SSE buffer + one paginated page (which silently
excluded failures older than the local window).
FileAction and EditAction both write kind="file" — the discriminator
is action="file:create" vs "file:edit". The dashboard timeline used
to render both identically; now an EDIT sub-chip surfaces edits without
widening the kind enum (which doubles as the bus topic family).
No schema or API change. Polish only.
The SSE pipe at /orchestrator/events/stream was already streaming
'orchestrator.email.{decky_uuid}' events (the subscription is for the
'orchestrator.>' wildcard), but the consumer side dropped them on the
floor. Three fixes to close the loop:
* useOrchestratorStream.ts now registers an 'email' SSE listener — the
EventSource silently ignores frames whose event name has no listener,
so missing this entry meant every email frame was dropped before
reaching the page's onEvent handler.
* /api/v1/orchestrator/events accepts kind=email and dispatches to
list_orchestrator_emails, adapting rows to the existing wire shape:
subject -> action, sender_email -> src_decky_uuid, recipient_email
-> dst_decky_uuid, plus email-specific extras (thread_id, language,
mail_decky_uuid, message_id, in_reply_to) ride along as top-level
keys.
* Orchestrator.tsx gains an 'email' tab in the kind filter and a
branch in the row renderer / inspector that:
- shows full sender / recipient (no UUID truncation),
- chips the language code next to the subject,
- relabels ACTION as SUBJECT in the inspector and surfaces
thread / in-reply-to / mail-decky details.
The 'all' tab continues to show traffic+file only (today's behavior);
operators see emails by switching to the email tab. A union view at
the API layer is the obvious follow-up but not necessary for now.
Mirrors the CredentialsInspector pattern: clicking a row opens a
right-edge drawer with the full event payload pretty-printed and
copyable. The table view truncates the src/dst id to 8 chars; the
drawer shows the full identifier plus a SOURCE chip
(TOPOLOGY / FLEET / SHARD) so operators can tell at a glance whether
the orchestrator hit a MazeNET decky, a unihost fleet decky, or a
SWARM shard.
Source detection is purely client-side based on id shape — bare UUID
→ topology, "local:*" → fleet, "<host>:*" → shard. The server
already returns a normalized id from list_running_deckies; this
inspector just labels it.
Backdrop click closes via target===currentTarget guard (per the
React stop-propagation memory: never use stopPropagation on drawer
panels — it breaks native event delegation).
Live (in-flight stream) events use synthetic uuids prefixed "live-";
the drawer hides the EVENT UUID row and shows "LIVE EVENT" in the
header for those, since the server-side id won't exist until the
backend persists the row.
Replaces inline styles + .bounty-root reuse with a dedicated
.orchestrator-root scope. Adds animated status pill (live/connecting/
error), bordered seg-group kind filter that matches DeckyFleet's
fleet-filter-group, dedicated kind chips (matrix-green for traffic,
violet for file), failure-row tint, and a brief 'fresh' tint for
just-prepended live rows that fades after 5s.
New /orchestrator route. Paginated read-only event list with kind
filter (all|traffic|file), pause-stream toggle, in-window failure
badge ('X failures / 1h'), and an SSE-driven 'live' status pill.
Streamed rows prepend on top up to a 500-row in-memory cap.
Sidebar gains an AUTOMATION nav group; Orchestrator is the first
child. Future workers (mutator/prober activity) plug in as siblings.
