Mission Control

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Mission Control is a self-hosted control plane for running agent fleets across multiple runtimes. Operators can dispatch tasks, inspect runs, review failures, track spend, set schedules and approvals, and expose Web UI, CLI, MCP, REST, WebSocket, or SSE interfaces from the same repository.

Self-hosted control plane for operating AI agent fleets

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Overview

About Mission Control

Mission Control is an MIT-licensed, self-hosted control plane for coordinating agents and runtimes through shared tasks, run visibility, approvals, schedules, alerts, and cost tracking.

So agents can…

Receive and hand off tasks across multiple runtimes
Surface sessions, logs, failures, and approval gates in one place
Run scheduled workflows with centralized operational visibility

Listing decision

Why Mission Control is listed

Mission Control directly coordinates agent identities, task assignment, execution, handoffs, approvals, schedules, and run visibility, making agents the core workers in its control plane.

Before you choose

Fit and limitations

Best for

Operators coordinating multiple agents or runtimes who need shared task ownership, run inspection, approval and quality gates, scheduling, and spend or failure visibility.

Known limitations

Mission Control is alpha software with APIs, schemas, and configuration that may change; it is self-hosted rather than a managed multi-tenant service, and adapter depth varies by runtime.

Sources

Sources and verification

First-party unless marked otherwise. Each link supports only its adjacent claim.

Mission Control repository
Builderz Labs documents Mission Control as a self-hosted control plane for agent tasks, runs, approvals, schedules, costs, knowledge, governance, and multiple runtime integrations.
official repository · accessed Sep 3, 2026
Mission Control interface documentation
The documented interfaces include a web UI, CLI, MCP server, OpenAPI-described REST API, WebSocket, and SSE.
official documentation · accessed Sep 3, 2026
Mission Control deployment guide
Mission Control supports local, Docker, standalone, reverse-proxy, and self-hosted server deployments with persistent SQLite state.
official documentation · accessed Sep 3, 2026
Mission Control license
Mission Control is licensed under the MIT License.
official license · accessed Sep 3, 2026