christian-westmont
url://vpn.christian-westmont.aiclisupervisor/
Status
online
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Resource Consumption Rate
Actual money leaving · dollars/day · last 30 days (UTC)
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Token Consumption
Daily shadow cost · dollars/day at API pricing · last 30 days (UTC)
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Data quality: 4 unpriced models · 4 unparseable files
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Tools
Register lambda functions so the fleet's AI-CLI sessions can call them as MCP tools or CLI commands. Functions that require a W3Wallet credential are gated: each conversation's first use files a request here, and a grant (or revocation) takes effect immediately without restarting the session. The tool registry is shared by the whole fleet.
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Danger zone
Delete this supervisor
Removes christian-westmont from the AiCli fleet manager, forgetting its alias, description, conversation names, selected models and recorded usage history. You can also shut its daemon down as part of the deletion. The AiCli fleet manager does not provide an undo for this operation.
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url://vpn.christian-westmont.aiclisupervisor/
- The fleet manager forgets this supervisor: alias, description, conversation names, selected models and recorded usage history.
This cannot be undone. The AiCli fleet manager does not provide an undo for this operation.