ce-net / console

Every machine you run, in one place.

For print farms and labs with printers, robots and PCs from more than one brand.

Printers, robots, lab computers and shop-floor PCs join one private network with a code. You see them all in one console, decide per person who may open what, and hand a task to an AI agent that can only touch the machines you allowed.

Where it stands: we run our own workshop on it every day: an 18-printer farm, robot arms and the computers around them. It is not open for public sign-up: we set it up with each company ourselves, starting with factories and larger businesses.

What it does today

Machines

Add a machine with a one-time join code. Each shows whether it is up, what it runs and who reached it last.

People and access

Invite a colleague or a customer with a link. They see only the apps and machines you gave them, never the rest. Every sign-in and action is logged.

AI agents with limits

Send a task to an agent from the console. It acts only through permissions the machine itself checks, and a guest's requests pass a filter before any agent sees them.

What it looks like

Screens from the demo organisation: three machines, recorded data.

Console Machines tab: a printer printing at 46%, a robot arm idle at home pose, a workshop PC slicing
Machines: every machine, what it is doing, when it was last seen.
Console Access controls tab: roles admin and member, a policy file
Access controls: who may open what, enforced on every request.
Console Foreman tab: sending a task to an agent
Foreman: hand a task to an agent that can only touch the machines you allowed.

Tell us what you need

Two lines are enough. What do you use today to keep track of your machines, and what is missing?

A person reads every answer. See privacy.