MacBook monitor

Runner settings · shared check pool

Extension monitor
Dashboard access

Dashboard access

Viewing is public. A dashboard key is needed only to change these settings.

Use a dashboard key, never a GitHub token. Stored in this browser when available, otherwise kept only for this page session. Same key as the extension monitor.

Runner settings

These settings control eligibility at the MacBook’s next check. Enabled does not mean a check is currently running.

When off, this MacBook will not pick up scheduled checks. This reflects configuration only, not whether a check is currently running.

Eligible to run only when battery is strictly above this percent (10 to 95).

The device checks for updated settings on this interval (1 to 60 minutes). A saved change propagates on its next poll, not immediately.

Independent MacBook plan, currently 3,000/day. This is not a ceiling: any whole number saves, and 0 pauses Promptr on the MacBook.

Independent MacBook plan, currently 2,000/day. This is not a ceiling: any whole number saves, and 0 pauses CogniSpec on the MacBook.

Advisory: three concurrent checks averaging 18.5s put the whole fleet near 14,000 checks/day, shared with the iMac's own 5,000/day plan. Higher MacBook numbers save and schedule; work beyond what the fleet runs simply queues, and unstarted jobs expire after the six-hour window.

Only run while plugged in.

Only run while on the configured home network.

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Independent MacBook plan

The MacBook has its own scheduled maximum: 3,000 Promptr and 2,000 CogniSpec checks per day at present, additive to the iMac targets. This page can change or pause either MacBook target, upward as well as downward. It does not change the iMac plan. Each check is a genuine fresh-install QA check; shared registry pacing and the three-container fleet safety limit remain in effect.

Device health

Current battery, network, and run status are local to this Mac for privacy and are never published to GitHub or shown on this page. Enabled/disabled here is a setting, not a live status.

Open this Mac’s local status

Only works when opened in a browser on the runner Mac itself. This page never fetches it automatically.