The remote console gives one screen for the account pool, sessions and call chains — live troubleshooting, replay and compliance audit.
Remote console — observe your account pool and sessions live
The remote console is Dawvia's observability and operations hub. It brings the live state of your account pool, active sessions, call chains and Autopilot orchestration onto one screen, so troubleshooting, replay and compliance audit all have evidence to lean on.
One screen for live state
The remote console aggregates these views so you never juggle multiple tools:
- Pool overview: remaining quota, health and login state per account — anomalies at a glance.
- Active sessions: who uses which account and where each request is headed, matching the
routing decisions from quota balancing.
- Call chains: a request's full path from trigger through failover.
- Orchestration state: execution, retries and fallbacks of Autopilot flows.
Live troubleshooting and replay
When something breaks, the remote console lets you "see it and replay it":
# Open the console session view
dawvia console open
# Replay the full call chain of a request
dawvia console replay --request <request-id>
- Stream current requests and switches live to pinpoint throttled or failing accounts.
- Replay historical call chains to confirm failover happened as designed.
- Key actions are audited throughout and exportable for compliance review.
Security boundaries
The remote console is an operations view and follows the site-wide security and indexing rules:
- Access is role-controlled with least-privilege you can tune — see
Team & organization management.
- Credentials are encrypted and actions are traced; details in
- Cross-border data handling follows the privacy policy.
Note: the console focuses on observability and operations and is a post-login capability. For a product overview start from the features overview or service status.
Next steps
- Understand where scheduling comes from: Quota balancing and Autopilot
- Governance and compliance: Security & compliance
- A team walkthrough: Build an AI IDE account pool for your team