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Redesigned Linea's home screen. The bit i care about most is the signals panel, the system watches every run and flags anything that looks wrong: "hallucination suspected", "tool error", last seen, how often. you catch it before a user does.
Each execution shows its cost. the support assistant's about a cent a run. Second shot is the canvas where the flows get built.
Is the home page enough at a glance, or would you pull executions higher?
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