What action was proposed
Amount, purpose, counterparty, lane and owner mandate should be visible without opening a second surface.
NORNR
The evidence-first dashboard for governed agent spend.
NORNR / Proof-of-work dashboard
Evidence firstThe dashboard should read like an operational bank statement for agent actions.
The control room wins when a buyer can open it and immediately see what was proposed, what cleared policy, what required review, what settled, and what survives into close and export.
This is not a generic monitoring dashboard. It is the visual proof that NORNR preserves one governed record from intent through export.
Evidence stack
The dashboard should make five things legible immediately.
This is the shape that turns NORNR from a nice demo into a serious control surface.
Why the action was approved, queued or blocked
Policy reason should be first-class. Buyers should not have to infer it from logs.
Where queued work sits now
Review load, unresolved work and operator state should be visible without reconstructing the queue by hand.
What actually settled
Receipt trail should survive from the same path, not appear as a separate accounting afterthought.
What can leave NORNR now
Proof packet, review bundle and finance packet should be one click away from the primary action record.
Artifacts, not decoration
The room should end in reusable packets.
The visual layer matters only because it makes the underlying artifacts legible to operations, finance and external reviewers.
Standard proof packet
The defended record buyers use to understand whether one governed action is real enough to trust.
Standard review bundle
The reusable packet for queued work, anomaly context and approval notes.
Standard finance close packet
The export path finance receives after the governed action already cleared and settled.