cmdr
When one operator runs many AI agents, the scarce thing is control. cmdr is the command console — a single place to direct agents, approve what they do, and keep an audit trail of every call.
The problem.
Agents are easy to spawn and hard to govern. As soon as more than one is running, you lose the thread: what was approved, what acted on its own, what touched which data.
For AI to be trusted in the real world, a human has to stay in command — able to direct, approve, and reconstruct after the fact. Without that, "the agent did it" is not an answer anyone can audit.
The approach.
cmdr is a command-and-control surface for a fleet of agents, built around the operator, not the model.
- Direct multiple agents from one console
- Approval gates on the actions that matter
- An audit trail of who did what, when, and on what data
- Human stays in command — the agents stay accountable
This is the governance muscle the firewall needs: every time AI acts on protected data, a human can have directed it, approved it, and audited it.
Where it stands.
cmdr is an internal studio tool, in use to run PlexMesh's own multi-agent work — the proving ground for the command, approval, and audit patterns the firewall productizes.