Launch Control
A mission-control Go/No-Go board for releases: a countdown, launch checks your agents can set, and a GO signal when everything is green.
by NeuroSquad examplesv1.0.0verified Sep 25, 2026
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What it can do
The same list the app shows before install. A card can do nothing else: it runs sealed inside its own card.
Asked at install
Nothing to allow at install
Asked only when needed
Read and change cards connected to it
Medium riskNotes, checklists, task boards and stickies you connect to it with an arrow.
cards.connected
The card asks for these while you use it, and you can say no.
Internet addresses
Connects to no internet addresses.
Reviewer’s note
No required permissions; cards.connected is optional, only for sending the status report into a connected built-in card.
— glmn-ai
What “Verified” means
The NeuroSquad team read this card’s source at the commit above, checked that the build matches it and that every permission is needed. The app installs exactly those files and refuses anything else. It is a review, not a guarantee — the card is still community code, so read what it asks for.
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VerifiedAgent Pulse
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A live pulse of every agent on the canvas: status timelines, turn durations, and how long each one has been waiting for you.
- #agents
- #dashboard
- #timeline
- #monitoring
See the agents on this canvas
low risk · 1 optional
v1.0.0
Sep 25, 2026
VerifiedDecision Log
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Agents record architecture decisions here over MCP; you search, review, accept or reject them, and export them as ADR files.
- #adr
- #decisions
- #mcp
- #review
Nothing to allow at install
2 optional
v1.0.0
Sep 25, 2026
VerifiedRepo Radar
Officialby NeuroSquad examples · Developer tools
Open pull requests and CI of a GitHub repository on the canvas. Agents can check CI after they push.
- #github
- #ci
- #pull-requests
Connect to api.github.com
medium risk · 1 optional
v1.0.0
Sep 25, 2026
Built a card? Put it here.
Publish it in a public GitHub repository and open a pull request to the verified list. We read the code at one exact commit — then everyone can install it in a click.