Airspace · a view in your tower
See what's in flight.
Airspace is a live radar of the plans your agents have filed. Each blip is one plan. You see where work is happening, and where two plans are about to collide, before any edit.
One warn, start to finish · demo data
Airspace · demo data
6 plans in flight
Six plans in flight. No live warns.
- Six plans are in flight. Each blip sits in the folder it touches.
- A new plan files into a folder where a plan is already in flight. The warn comes back at once.
- The earlier plan finishes and its work lands. It leaves the scope, and the warn clears.
- Six plans in flight, and no live warns. The new plan builds on the landed code.
Reading the scope
Every mark means something.
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Wedge
The folder
Each wedge is a folder that work in flight touches, below the path all plans share. Up to eight folders show; the rest share one wedge.
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Distance
Time in flight
New plans sit near the center. The rings mark one hour, six hours, a day, and two days in flight.
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Orange
A live warn
The same warn the agents got when they filed. It clears when the other plan ends and its work has landed.
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Blip
The record
Click a blip to read the plan: what the agent declared before the work. Pick a project or repository to change the scope. The radar refreshes every 30 seconds.
Plans, not people
A radar for the work, not for the team.
- No names on the scope. A blip is a plan. Nothing on the radar says who filed it.
- One number. The team's plans in flight. No counts per person, anywhere.
- No new judgment. Orange shows the warns your agents already received, so the radar never disagrees with them.