Everything the machine knows, in one place.
The Xolver Console is an on-site desktop application for deployment review, live monitoring, and operator command.
Known limitations today
- Single-operator. One console instance manages one deployment at a time. Multi-tenant and fleet views are not available yet.
- Some telemetry is still rolling out. Latency and connection count are live today; throughput and error-rate views are in progress.
- Local network only. The operator app needs the same local network as the console backend — there is no remote or cloud relay yet.
Built for what actually goes wrong
Dashboards that show you what happened after the fact are not enough. The console gives you what is happening now — joint positions, inference latency, safety interventions, evidence records — and what happened in any prior session, replayable frame by frame.
It runs locally. Nothing in the console requires a cloud connection.
What is in it
Live telemetry
Inference latency and active connection count are pulled directly from the policy server's metrics endpoint. Throughput and error-rate views are rolling out as the console matures. If the policy server is unreachable, the console says so and continues operating rather than showing stale numbers as current.
Safety monitor
E-stop status, joint positions, velocity headroom, and safety constraint status in real time. The monitor reflects the current state of the runtime contract — not a simulated approximation.
Interventions
Every safety refusal, shield override, and watchdog event is logged with timestamp, reason, rejected action, and preferred action. The log feeds directly into the evidence record.
Data replays
Any past episode — conformance run, soak test, skill preview, production deployment — can be replayed. Compare a failed episode against a passing one. Export for frame-level visualization in your own trajectory viewer. The replay system reads from the same evidence records used for certification.
OEM packs
All connected OEM compatibility packs, their maturity status, supported controller versions, control frequency ranges, and safety IO capabilities in one view. Run conformance tests and soak tests directly from the console. Pass/fail status and evidence IDs are recorded automatically.
Blueprints and contracts
Inspect the resolved deployment blueprint — the locked snapshot of model, adapters, safety shield, evaluators, and evidence hashes that defines exactly what is running. Edit and validate the runtime contract directly. Changes require revalidation before they affect anything.
Skills
Browse the full skill catalog. Preview any skill — see the English-language prompt, the execution path, and the safety envelope — without touching hardware.
Command
Type a task in plain English. The console decomposes it using the task planner, validates the resulting skill against the registry, and returns the planner's reasoning, the identified skill, and the execution preview. Actuation skills require explicit confirmation and remain preview-only until the live actuation gate is enabled.
Retrofit Studio
The commissioning path for OEM arms — cell configuration, readiness checks, conformance testing, production readiness review, and evidence baseline creation, all in one workflow.
Operator app
The console is for engineers and integrators. Floor operators need something simpler.
The operator app is a mobile-friendly web interface served from the same local backend as the console. It is accessible from any phone or tablet on the local network. No install required.
Machine status
Ready, processing, or e-stop — always visible at a glance.
Text commands
A single text field. Type the task. The safety boundary and skill registry handle the rest.
Confirmation step
Every actuation skill requires explicit confirmation before it executes.
The operator app is not a separate system. It shares the same command endpoint, the same skill registry, and the same safety boundary as the console.
What the console does not do
- It does not make safety decisions. The runtime contract and safety shield do.
- It does not execute hardware commands directly. Every action goes through the same pipeline as any other invocation.
- It does not require a cloud connection for any critical function.
Download Xolver Console
Available for on-site deployment. Contact us with your environment details — OS, edge hardware, and OEM arm — and we will send the installer and setup guide.
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