How I Built One Control Room for Six AI Agents
What changed when I separated personal, work and general-purpose AI agents, then made their health, token use, cost and recent activity visible in one private Grafana control room.
Rajeev Gill
My work sits between product thinking and implementation, with a bias toward systems that make real work less messy.
Based in London. Interested in useful AI, clearer measurement, and software that holds up outside a demo.
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What changed when I separated personal, work and general-purpose AI agents, then made their health, token use, cost and recent activity visible in one private Grafana control room.
A small OpenRouter routing benchmark made long GLM-5.3-Flash generations 63% faster, but modelling the result against a real day of agent use made the cost trade-off much clearer.
I ran four layers of orchestration between a request and actual work. The telemetry said most of it was overhead. Here is the before, the after, and the numbers that convinced me.
I am always interested in thoughtful software, analytics, and AI work where the practical details matter.
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