Your agents, workspaces, and review state in one place.
Praxa Control coordinates local coding agents, connected work, provider usage, and the context attached to each workspace.
Request Praxa ControlDesktop control for reviewable agent workLocal agent sessions grouped by workspace, provider, and review state
| Agent | Workspace | Status | Provider | Context | Activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Codex | API workspace | Running | OpenAI | 68% | Now |
Claude Code | Mobile UI | Review | Anthropic | 42% | 2m |
Local agent | Marketing site | Complete | Local | 31% | 8m |
Research agent | Product research | Running | 55% | 12m |
One working context across your personal agent, organizational memory, background missions, and connected control.
Features
Connected workspaces
Keep each agent attached to its work. See the workspace, provider, status, and review state without losing the thread.
Honest provider usage
See what each provider reports. Keep catalog availability and authenticated usage separate from estimates.
A control loop for agent work
Attach agents to real workspaces, monitor the state that matters, and keep the review handoff visible.
01. Connect
Attach the workspace. Associate each local agent session with the files, task, and provider it is using.
02. Observe
Track the real state. See running, blocked, completed, and review-ready work without inferring from a transcript.
03. Review
Close the loop. Inspect the output, preserve the handoff, and decide what should happen next.
Control without pretending every provider is the same
Praxa Control separates provider availability, authenticated usage, estimates, and local agent state so the dashboard stays honest.
Request accessSee supported local agents and the providers available to each workspace.
Group sessions by task, repository, files, and the outcome being reviewed.
Keep local project context inspectable instead of burying it in an opaque transcript.
- Provider data labeled by source
- Local sessions mapped to workspaces
- Review state kept explicit
- No invented provider precision
Evidence before confidence
When a provider does not expose exact usage, Praxa Control says so instead of presenting an estimate as authenticated fact.
Keep the handoff as clear as the work
Praxa Control turns local agent sessions into connected work with an owner, workspace, review state, and concrete next action.
Work ledger
See what changed, what was verified, what still needs review, and which session owns the next step.
- Workspace-bound session state
- Review-ready output queue
- Explicit next actions and blockers
Review queue
Keep agent outputs that need a decision in one visible, attributable queue.
Live session state
Distinguish running, waiting, blocked, completed, and stale sessions.
Workspace continuity
Keep handoffs and next actions attached to the project they belong to.
Evidence trail
Preserve the source, provider, status, and output used for each review decision.
Built around responsibility, not a demo reel
Praxa is designed to make agentic work more useful without hiding how it reached a result or who approved an action.
Autonomy is useful when the system can show its work, respect the boundary, and stop when approval is required.
How Praxa handles approvalFail closed
No required approval, no committed action.
Sources, mission state, memory, and approval details stay visible so a result can be checked instead of merely trusted.
Praxa can prepare and coordinate the work while consequential commitments remain explicitly human-approved.
Bring your agent work into focus
Connect local sessions to real workspaces, keep provider data honest, and make every review handoff explicit.
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