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SYSTEMX WEBPORTAL
SYSTEMX WEBPORTAL is the local-only management surface for .SYSTEMX. The G1
implementation is named SYSTEMX LAN and is intentionally separate from the
public React/Vite/Firebase application.
- Source is committed under
.SYSTEMX/LAN. - The dashboard starts at
http://127.0.0.1:7331/. - If that port is busy, SYSTEMX selects the next open loopback port.
- The server binds only to loopback.
- Vite and Firebase do not serve the dashboard as a public route.
- Production Hosting continues to publish
distonly. - CI/build checks fail if LAN files or markers appear in
dist.
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
.SYSTEMX/LAN/Website_Dashboard.html |
HTML5 dashboard entry |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/Website/ |
Tracked CSS, JavaScript, components, and assets |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/Temp/ |
Ignored temporary runtime output |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/Backup/ |
Ignored local pre-write backups |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/Files/ |
Ignored local operator files and imports |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/server.mjs |
Loopback-only local server |
.SYSTEMX/LAN/runner.mjs |
Sidecar launcher for Vite or Firebase emulators |
.SYSTEMX/scripts/assert-lan-isolation.mjs |
Production leakage guard |
npm run dev
npm run dev:public
npm run lan
npm run emulators
npm run emulators:public
npm run wtl:start-day
npm run wtl:end-day
npm run wtl:local -- status
npm run ci:lan-isolationnpm run dev starts the public Vite app and SYSTEMX LAN sidecar. npm run dev:public runs only the public app. npm run lan starts only the local
dashboard server.
Start-of-day and end-of-day commands use .SYSTEMX/LAN/session-current.json.
That file records only ports and PIDs started by this repository, so End of Day
does not close another local project that happens to use the default Vite or LAN
ports.
- No generic shell endpoint.
- No environment file reader.
- No secret display.
- No
Temp,Backup, orFilesstatic serving. - No
0.0.0.0binding by default. - No Firebase rewrite or deployment path for LAN.
- Local dashboard shell and isolation guard.
- Read-only status and health surfaces.
- Allowlisted SYSTEMX actions.
- Agent 0 bus visualization.
- Setup wizard driven by the 20-phase process.
- Deployment preflight and dry-run controls with high-friction confirmation.
SFWA-WTL-G1 · Standard Firebase Web App, Wayne Tech Lab Generation 1 · Provided by Wayne Tech Lab LLC under MIT · Use at your own risk · Subject to daily change · Repository
- Home
- Quick Start
- WTL Standard Setup Guide
- One-Line Install
- Platform Matrix
- Linux Setup
- Windows Setup
- Architecture and Stack
- Project Structure
- SYSTEMX Root and Folder Standard
- Setup Playbook
- Environment Variables
- Security
- Deployment
- Testing and QA
- MCP and Agents
- GitHub Authors and Contribution Notes
- SYSTEMX WEBPORTAL
- White Paper
- Executive Summary
- CISO Note From the Founder
- Wayne Tech Lab Purpose
- Security Overview
- Long-Term Warnings
- .ENV Solutions
- Menu Operations
- Setup and Deployment
- Start and End of Day
- SYSTEMX Sync and Controlled Updates
- Agent 0 and Subagents
- Agent 0 Operating Model
- How Subagents Work
- Starter Prompts and Smart Routing
- Third-Party Responsibility
- User Ingest and Production Setup
- FAQ