Command Center

The command center at optimal.miami gives you full access to your system from any browser — phone, tablet, or work computer. It replaces SSH clients like Termius entirely.

Access

Open optimal.miami in any browser. Enter your passphrase to connect.

Your session persists in localStorage — you won't need to re-enter the passphrase until it expires (24 hours) or you log out.

What You Get

Dashboard (Home Tab)

The home tab shows at a glance:

• Services — status of all systemd services (OptimalOS, n8n, Strapi, Cloudflare Tunnel, Discord bot)
• Sessions — your tmux sessions with one-tap attach buttons
• Quick Actions — buttons for common commands (Board TUI, htop, Health Check, Claude Code)
• System — hostname, uptime, memory, disk usage
• Active Tasks — your board's in-progress and ready tasks

Terminal Tabs

Click + to open a new shell — you get a real bash session directly on your Pi. No Docker, no SSH — just a PTY.

From the + dropdown you can also attach to any tmux session:

• claude — your Claude Code session
• openclaw — the OpenClaw gateway
• Any other tmux sessions running on the Pi

You can have multiple terminal tabs open simultaneously.

File Transfer

Click [files] in the status bar to open the file transfer panel:

• Upload — drag and drop files (chunked uploads for files over 25 MB, up to 5 GB).
• Download — click any file name to download
• Delete — remove files from the transfer directory

Files are stored in /home/oracle/transfers/ on the Pi.

Mobile Usage

On phones and tablets:

• A touch bar appears when a terminal tab is active with common keys: Ctrl+C, Ctrl+D, Tab, arrows, Esc
• The dashboard uses a single-column layout
• Tabs scroll horizontally

TIP

For the best mobile experience, add optimal.miami to your home screen. On iOS: Share > Add to Home Screen. This gives you a full-screen app experience.

Architecture

Your device
  | HTTPS
Cloudflare Tunnel
  |
Raspberry Pi (:3000) — Bun + Hono
  |-- Dashboard (system status, tasks, tmux sessions, research pipeline)
  |-- Terminal (pty-host.py → os.forkpty() → /bin/bash)
  |-- Orchestration Board (epic swimlane kanban, agent launcher)
  |-- File Transfer (chunked uploads)
  |-- Board API (Supabase proxy)

No Docker containers, no SSH daemon involved. The Hono server spawns PTY processes directly on the Pi via a Python PTY host (pty-host.py using os.forkpty()). Cloudflare Tunnel handles TLS and access protection.