Lives in its own CI and deploy — not listed in toolbox /api/registry or aggregate /api/health.
DevPlane
Operator control plane scoped to whatever repo on disk you're shipping today.
Character
Problem
External. Multi-repo work means fragmented context — assignments in one Markdown queue, dashboards in another tab, MCP keys and database tiers easy to mis-label in session reports.
Internal. You spend stand-up time restating which directory the agent is bound to instead of reviewing diff quality.
Philosophical. Operators deserve console ergonomics as honest as engineers expect from CI dashboards — without pretending a single SaaS SKU owns every repo.
Guide
docs/DEVPLANE-INTEGRATION.md.Abstract
Background. Consolidated repos still leave operators juggling clones, MCP keys, and PAT queue truth across surfaces; spreadsheets and ad-hoc Notion shards lose determinism autonomous agents rely on.
Methodology. DevPlane concentrates mission templates, reusable pattern catalogs, MCP server hooks, and dashboards around a consciously chosen working directory — the same binding pattern described in this repository's operator integration guide rather than speculative feature claims.
Scope. Operational console + documentation hub; algorithms and analytical contracts remain in product repos (People Analytics Toolbox, Performix, Meta-Factory, Principia).
Contribution. Gives fleets a single choke point for CAPABILITIES-aligned patterns (read the pattern in devplane, land code here) consistent with MULTI-REPO-WORKFLOW guidance referenced from AGENTS.md.
Evidence / Provenance. Ships outside this deploy — credibility rests on cloning people-analyst/devplane alongside this repo plus the live curl to its public marketing host below.
Plan
- 01
Bind DevPlane to a working directory
Start the operator dashboard scoped to
people-analytics-toolboxexactly as documented in DevPlane onboarding — keep Cursor's workspace aligned with that path when agents run in parallel. - 02
Render missions plus assignment queue
Translate PAT cards rendered from
docs/ASSIGNMENT-QUEUE.mdinto dispatchable missions; treat DevPlane outputs as procedural truth, not runtime imports between products. - 03
Cross-link documentation
Keep portfolio patterns (operator-console visuals, master patterns, toolbox aggregates) discoverable fleet-wide without drifting copies into orphaned wikis.
Call to Action
Direct. Visit devplane.dev — the public landing answers how to bind the dashboard to clones.
Transitional. Mirror this repo's canonical integration narrative anytime you compare database tiers versus DevPlane-hosted operator surfaces.
Spoke I/O (visual language v1)
Portfolio members reuse the toolbox’s Spoke I/O visual language — composition view vs. toolbox microservice boundaries documented in PAT-PROTOCOL-A §15. Source package: @people-analytics-toolbox/spoke-illustrations.
Try it now
Copy this curl — it targets https://devplane.dev on its own deploy, not People Analytics Toolbox production URLs.
devplane.public-root
GETPublic marketing host responds 200 OK — runnable curl proof of the separately deployed surface (deep API routes remain defined in DevPlane docs, not here).
curl -sS "https://devplane.dev/"
Source repository · separate build
There is nothing to vendor from src/spokes/*/contracts inside this toolbox deploy — the portfolio member publishes its contracts from its home repository and ships on its own CI.
- Home repo: https://github.com/people-analyst/devplane
- Public surface: https://devplane.dev
- Operator clone shorthand (from PAT card):
~/devplane
Failure
Operators keep juggling tabs; MCP audit rows reference the wrong DATABASE_URL tier and reproducing PAT work across machines stays tribal knowledge.
Success
Missions dispatch with explicit cwd claims — documentation, MCP auth, and database assumptions stay anchored to the same deterministic story across the fleet.