Dashboard

The Stackie dashboard is a browser-based interface for monitoring and controlling your sandboxes.

Opening the Dashboard

The dashboard is opened by clicking View Dashboard in the System Tray.

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Stackie v1.2.0
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    All your stacks in one place. A stack groups related blocks (services) together — click into any running stack to inspect its blocks, stream logs, and view live resource usage.

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    Individual blocks across all stacks — the services that actually run (postgres, redis, node, etc.). Filter by running or stopped to focus on what matters.

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    Browse installed packages per block with disk usage. Useful for auditing what's on disk and identifying packages left behind by stopped blocks.

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    View the package sources Stackie resolves blocks from — Homebrew, Scoop, npm, pip, and others — along with their resolver status and configured paths.

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    Live health check status for every block and daemon subsystem. The first place to look when a block is degraded or failing its readiness probe.

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    Configure Stackie preferences: daemon port, update channel, log retention, and other per-machine options.

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    MCP server management — active sessions, connected AI agents, registered tools, and authentication tokens for granting remote access to your sandboxes.

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    Track download counts and bandwidth against your plan limits. Upgrade or manage your subscription directly from this view.

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    Inline documentation browser — explore the block catalog, CLI reference, and stack format without leaving the dashboard.