Zomg isn’t only a CLI. Your instance ships built-in core apps for day-to-day work: a dashboard for boxes and services, observability for logs and traces, data and base management, developer settings, and browser-first agent workflows. They run on your instance’s domain and sit behind the same Google sign-in as internal apps when your instance has it enabled, so the web UI is there from the moment you sign in.

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Dashboard

Open https://dash.zomg.ai to manage the platform without leaving the browser. The dashboard covers the work you normally do with zomg: create boxes, inspect running boxes, open consoles, manage services, publish web UIs, attach data, and jump into code tools for a selected box.
Zomg dashboard showing boxes, services, apps, and console actions
Core dashboard areas:
  • Boxes — create boxes, see status, inspect resources, open browser consoles, and launch code workflows. Consoles run as your signed-in deployment user by default (pick root in the user selector to escalate), and tmux sessions are kept per box and user.
  • Apps — discover web UIs exposed by services running in a box.
  • Services — start, restart, publish, unpublish, stop, and inspect long-running processes.
  • Data — create persistent data volumes and attach them to boxes.
  • Bases — manage reusable root filesystem templates for new boxes.

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Logging and observability

The observability app is built in. It searches logs, traces, and deployment metrics across the selected environment, including telemetry from agent sessions. Claude Code and Codex runs export OpenTelemetry by default inside boxes, so you can audit what happened after a run instead of guessing from terminal scrollback.
Zomg observability screen showing filtered logs, traces, and metrics
Use it when you need to answer practical questions:
  • Which box or service emitted an error?
  • What did an agent run during the last hour?
  • Which trace contains the slow span?
  • Are logs, metrics, and traces reaching the observability stack?
Prefer the terminal? The same data is available from the CLI: 
zomg observability traces my-box --agent claude --since 1h
More on this in Development → Agent observability.

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Built-in core apps

These apps come with your instance rather than being add-ons you install.
Zomg core apps including data volumes, bases, developer profile, and observability
  • Dashboard at https://dash.zomg.ai for boxes, services, apps, data, bases, and settings.
  • Observability inside the dashboard for logs, traces, metrics, and agent run inspection.
  • Developer profile in dashboard settings for syncing Codex, Claude Code, and environment secrets into deployment user homes.
  • Protected internal app access for dashboard routes, API routes, and published apps when your instance has Zomg auth enabled.

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Keep going

Internal apps

Protect dashboard, API, and published apps with Google sign-in.

Coding agent auth

Use the developer profile to keep Codex and Claude Code signed in.

Development

Connect editors and agents, and read their traces.

Agent sandboxes

Give agents disposable boxes with real Linux environments.