Observe / execute / coordinate
A connected workspace for Linux.
FICC gives each machine, operation and session a clear place in one local console.
Machine inventory
Approved SSH profiles connect the controller to enrolled Linux machines. Resource snapshots show CPU, memory, storage and network data, with NVIDIA observations where available. Collection failures and stale data stay visible.
Controller, helpers and connections →
Managed execution
Preview the exact program, arguments, account and resource limits before submission. The node retains the request, stdout, stderr and result. Reconcile an uncertain outcome using its saved identity.
CPU and memory controls require the documented systemd and cgroup capabilities. GPU reservations are advisory. Stopping the local controller does not cancel remote jobs.
Files and transfers
Two independent panes browse registered roots on the controller or enrolled machines. File changes use explicit previews and permissions. Transfers retain identities and partial data for verified completion or recovery.
Registered roots and verified transfers →
Terminal workspace
Group SSH sessions into machine tabs. Split and resize panes, zoom a session or enter fullscreen. Use ephemeral sessions for short work and tmux for sessions that need to remain on the node after detachment.
Session lifetime and keyboard controls →
Coding agents and messages
Register an installed runtime, command and working directory. Launch it in a dedicated tmux terminal and add it to a named run. The message bus records selected recipients and delivery stages separately from completion of the requested work.
Runtime profiles retain their existing provider accounts and approval settings. Direct delivery uses documented version-specific adapters; generic runtimes can use the inbox tools.
Agent profiles → Messages and receipts →
Retained state and recovery
Scoped credentials control access. The local database retains inventory, operations and audit data. Back up a stopped, quiescent controller and explicitly archive completed history to reclaim active capacity.