
This week in the deco.cx Admin: a redesigned monitoring dashboard with page view metrics, a new site home with performance benchmarks and activity feeds, and the first AI agents built into the platform.
The monitoring screen showed requests and bandwidth, but there was no way to see how many requests were happening per page view or how much bandwidth each page view consumed. Cache hit rate and request latency were also missing from the dashboard.
The monitoring dashboard now includes page view data alongside requests and bandwidth. You can see how many requests your site makes per page view and how much bandwidth each page view uses. Cache hit rate and request latency are now displayed as well.
A new combined timeline chart lets you compare requests, bandwidth, and page views on the same graph. You can filter by time range, domain, cache status, status code, path, and country. The dashboard also includes breakdowns by top paths, top countries, cache status distribution, and status codes.
The site home was a starting point for navigation, but it didn't surface much about your site's current state. To understand what changed recently, who was active, or how your site was performing, you had to navigate to separate screens.
The new site home includes a set of widgets that give you an at-a-glance view of your site:
The site home also includes an input field where you can talk directly to an AI agent. You can pick which agent to use from a dropdown and start a conversation without leaving the home screen.
We've been building specialized AI assistants that work directly inside the Admin, and two of them are active today.
The Support agent helps with general queries, troubleshooting, code editing, content management, theme customization, asset management, and loader testing. It has access to your site's files, documentation, terminal logs, and error patterns. You can ask it to edit a section, swap an image, install an app, or explain how something works in deco.cx.
The Performance agent focuses on site performance analysis. It can generate executive summaries of your site's performance over a given period (total bandwidth, requests, cache hit ratio, top paths, top countries, anomalies) and help reduce unnecessary API calls by identifying duplicate loaders across your pages.
More agents are in development. Conversations support multiple threads, so you can keep separate contexts for different tasks.
These changes are live now in the deco.cx Admin.
We'll have more to share about the agents in an upcoming deep dive. In the meantime, try them out and let us know what you think. If you have feedback, reach out on Discord.
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