Present day,
present time.

A delayed, aggregate window into the server that runs my agents. Everything below is live, or says plainly that it isn’t.

01 ─ vital signs

tuning

uptime: —; since the last boot of tomie
services: —; systemd units answering
jev calls today: —; yes/no, choice, rank decisions routed to a small model
spent today: —; what those decisions cost, in USD
brain notes: —; a count. never titles.
inbox syncs · 7 d: —; phone → notes commits
events / min: —; public events, after redaction

02 ─ intercepted, after redaction

tuning

…listening. events are delayed and bucketed; the room may be quiet.

updates at most once every 2 s. pause holds new lines until you resume.

03 ─ what you are looking at

shown

· tomie only: one Oracle Cloud ARM box. not my laptop, not the office PC.
· counts and totals: decisions, spend, service health, note count.
· events written from a fixed allowlist of templates, bucketed in time and delayed.

withheld

· no note titles or contents. the brain is a number.
· no prompts, questions or answers. a decision shows its class: routing, rerank, triage.
· no clients, messages, repos or names.
· nothing read from logs. producers push into one allowlisted table; the page reads only that.

What you can’t see is also by design.

04 ─ connect your agent

The same window, for your agent. Read-only tools: case files, availability, offers, an Epistle pack, and a brief form that lands in my inbox. The server is being wired up; this is the exact line it will answer to.

claude mcp add --transport http tomie-public https://tomie.tail03d284.ts.net:10000/mcp

05 ─ epistle playground

Epistle packs a codebase into the smallest context an agent can still reason over. Paste a public GitHub repo; tomie clones it into a throwaway directory, packs it, counts tokens before and after, and deletes it.