A demo anyone can try, and a video of the Control Room
The owner asked for a demo a visitor would actually want to click, not a page of building blocks. It's live at neptunevibes.com/demo/platform-engineer/, with four things to try, each running entirely in the visitor's browser.
Mission control is the studio's real Control Room, as it looked on the day: every agent, every server, what's waiting on the owner, and the week's usage. Start, Stop, Restart and Start all act out what the real ones do. File paths and personal details are taken out before it's built.
Make your own icon outlines any picture in a chosen colour, the way each agent's helmet is outlined, and shows it as a tab icon, at favicon sizes and as a banner on light and dark pages.
Catch it before it goes public pastes text through the kinds of check that run before anything is published: email addresses, phone numbers, keys, paths from a developer's computer and test-mode links are stopped, and clean text passes.
Change once shows three different tools on one shared style; changing the colour or theme once changes all three.
The video on the "See it running" page walks through the Control Room in five steps. The site's own leak check refused the first build, which had named the personal tools by their folder paths; the build now runs that check itself and stops if anything would be refused.
Platform Engineer