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Feature · Reporting
Autonomy only helps if you can tell what happened while you were not watching. Ever Works reports from the record it already keeps (runs, tasks, pull requests, deploys, spend), so the numbers on these screens are counted from real rows rather than estimated. The home dashboard shows what needs a decision, each Work shows how it is doing, and a digest sums up what the team did this week.
Each one answers a different question, and they all read the same history.
Stat tiles for Missions, Ideas, Works, items, active websites, month spend, Agents, Tasks in flight and Teams. Below them sit blocks that appear only when they have something to say: Action approvals, Needs attention, and Coming up with the next three scheduled runs.
The tiles depend on the kind of Work: a website shows page views, sessions, registered users, deploy status and generation status. Traffic tiles read as not configured until you connect an analytics provider to the Work.
A Work’s Activity tab merges its log rows, its generation history and events from its deployed site. Its History tab records what changed, including items added, updated and removed, taxonomy edits and merged community pull requests.
Every Agent run with its status, current activity, quality-gate verdict, tokens and cost, grouped by Work and refreshed every ten seconds while anything is running.
Where the spend went over a calendar month or a rolling 7 or 30 days, broken down per day, by model, by Agent and by Work, with Export CSV.
The one list of what needs a human: questions, approvals, escalations and notices, with an unread badge in the sidebar.
Turn on a digest at Settings → Digest and Ever Works composes a briefing at 07:15 UTC, either daily for the last 24 hours or on Mondays for the last 7 days. It lists the Agent runs that completed or failed, the Tasks that moved, the pull requests opened and the events from your connected sources. A personal digest also shows the escalations still waiting on you and where your goals stand. If nothing happened, no digest is sent.
Ever Works does not run an analytics warehouse of its own, and it does not ask you to move your numbers into one. Metrics-provider plugins read values from Stripe, PostHog, Google Analytics or any JSON endpoint of yours, and a Goal checks one against a target on a schedule. The sites Ever Works generates carry their own visitor analytics too: Plausible, Umami, Fathom, GA4 or a custom endpoint.