BlackBeltTechnology released PI Dashboard, an open-source web tool for monitoring and interacting with pi coding agent sessions from any browser. Agentic coding tools like this offer a centralized view. The dashboard mirrors active sessions in real time and lets you send prompts and commands back to agents without switching to a terminal. It handles multiple concurrent sessions across projects, tracks token counts and costs, and includes an integrated terminal emulator. There's also support for pi-flows, a multi-agent workflow orchestration system with live execution visualization, much like the environments for agents provided by Marimo pair. The architecture splits into three pieces: a bridge extension running inside each pi session, a Node.js server that aggregates events, and a React web client. Everything talks over WebSockets. A feature called PromptBus routes prompts across both the terminal UI and browser, and interactive dialogs survive page refreshes and server restarts. You can authenticate with Anthropic, OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, and Gemini CLI directly from the browser. LangSmith and Arize Phoenix focus on tracing and debugging after execution. PI Dashboard lets you step in while agents are still running. The force kill escalation (soft abort first, then force kill on second click) is a practical acknowledgment that agents sometimes go off the rails. And when they do, it's good to have a kill switch that isn't buried in a terminal. One Hacker News commenter questioned whether the UI might have performance issues based on the landing page animation. No actual benchmarks have surfaced, but live control over running agents feels like a feature that'll move from nice-to-have to necessity pretty quickly.