# command center · InstaClaw docs

> a page your agent builds for you, from what it has learned about your life and the work it has actually done: the areas that matter to you, what it handled, what it offers to take on next, and a way to tell it where it got you wrong.

most dashboards describe the software. this one describes you, as your agent understands you, and gives you a place to correct it. it is at instaclaw.io/dashboard/command-center.

## what is on it?

**what you told me at the start.** the things you said when you set up, kept as your agent's working understanding of you, each one a sentence you can correct.

**what i picked up.** what your agent has learned since, from your conversations and, if you connected mail, from your inbox: the projects, the people, the habits, the plans.

**your areas.** for each thing that matters in your life, a module: not a description of you but a working surface shaped for a person whose life includes that thing. a module says what is true, what your agent handled, or what it offers to do. it never says you are behind. that sentence is not something the page can express, on purpose, because every other life app can only report a deficit and yours can act instead.

**doors.** where you have connected an account, a door into it, seeded with something useful to ask; nothing goes anywhere until you press send.

## what does it never do?

decorate. liking tennis does not make the page tennis-themed; it makes the page shaped for a person whose life includes tennis. there is no colour, image or theme per person, by construction. what varies is which modules exist, their order, how dense they are, and their vocabulary. and it never invents an adjacency: knowing you run does not mean the page assumes you own a particular watch.

## it got something wrong

that is the main thing to do on this page. every sentence about you is a claim your agent holds, and correcting it changes what it does next, not just what the page says. tell it in the page or in any channel; the page is the same memory the agent works from.

## what is it built from?

the work your agent has actually done for you first, because that is real for almost everyone; then what it remembers; then what you said at the start; then your inbox, where you connected it. a module that mentions a next run shows one only when a run is genuinely scheduled; the page never promises a future it does not have.

## what is switched on today?

the command center is live on the dashboard for every account. modules built from your agent's own completed and recurring work are live. the parts built from a memory artifact and from an inbox depend on those existing for you, and are empty rather than invented where they do not. doors appear only for connected accounts, and [connectors](/docs/connectors) says which those can be today.

## what next

- [memory](/docs/memory): the memory the command center is a view of
- [connectors](/docs/connectors): the accounts that become doors
- [scheduled tasks](/docs/scheduled-tasks): the recurring work a module can show