The Hive tab
Every device in your hive on one screen: what it is called, where it lives, when it was last seen, and whether it is in sync right now. Click any one to look inside it.
The roster
Each admitted device shows its name, its principal, its tailnet address, its last-seen time, and a live sync status: in sync, behind, or offline. The status is probed when you open the tab, so it reflects the hive as it is now, not the last time something was written.
Open any node
Click a row to open that device. Each node has its own Overview, Corpus, Stats, and Telemetry, proxied live over the tailnet from the node itself. The node Overview compares that device's merkle root against yours, so one that has fallen behind reads as diverged, and the device you are sitting at reads as "this node." Stats runs hv whoami, hv stats, and hv doctor on the node and fills each panel in as it answers.
A node opened to its own detail, proxied over the tailnet.
Controlling devices from here Planned
This is where admin mode does the most. Today the Hive tab shows you the roster and lets you read into each node; admitting a device, revoking one, or purging a dead one happens on the hv CLI. The admin mode we are building brings that control to the tab itself: admit a device waiting at the door, revoke one you no longer trust, and purge a device that is gone for good, from the same row where you watch its status.
It is opt-in and tied to node identity. The roster stays read-only until you turn the controls on and only from a device you authorize. See admin mode for the full plan.