Lobby walls

Enterprise

A lobby wall is a live, read-only dashboard of your fleet for a TV, an operations room or an event screen. It shows requests, tokens, speed, reliability and more, and updates on its own. It can’t change anything in Nexus.

Lobby walls are in Fleet → Lobby walls, for owners, admins and team managers. A team manager’s walls show only their teams’ machines.

A lobby wall: total requests, tokens, success rate, daily numbers, tool calls and cached tokens, with charts for request volume, live throughput, token usage, reliability and response performance, and 6 of 6 machines online

Make a wall

Open Fleet → Lobby walls and click New wall.
Give it a Wall name, such as “Lobby TV”.
Under Included machines, pick Whole fleet (including machines added later) or Selected machines.
Pick when the Link expires, or Never.
Optional: set a Lock code of 4 to 8 digits. A locked wall asks for it before showing anything.
Open Widgets to choose what the wall shows.
Click Create wall.

New wall: Wall name, Included machines with Whole fleet picked, Link expires set to Never, an optional Lock code, and Widgets with 17 selected

Wall is live shows the wall’s link. Copy it, or click Open wall. Open the link on the screen that will show it.

What a wall can show

Pick any of these under Widgets, or click Customize on a wall later:

Key numbers: total and daily requests and tokens, success rate, active requests, tool calls and cached tokens.
Request volume, Token usage, Live throughput, Reliability and Response performance.
Popular models and Providers.
Machines: which are online.
Work distribution and Load balancing: how Smart Balancer pools share the work.
Dynamic routing and Lane selection: what Smart Routes decide.
Clustering: cluster models and their Macs.
Recent activity, Prompt cache and Usage cost.

Manage walls

Each wall’s … menu has:

Copy link: copies its link again.
Turn off: the link stops working until you turn the wall back on.
Delete: removes the wall for good. Its link stops working.

Keep it safe

Anyone with the link of an unlocked wall can see it. A wall never shows prompts, replies, keys or settings, but it does show machine names, models and usage.

Use a Lock code on screens in shared or public places.
Set the link to expire for an event.
Turn off or delete a wall you no longer use.

If something goes wrong

What you see	What to do
This wall is locked	Enter the wall’s lock code.
The link doesn’t work	The wall was turned off or deleted, or the link expired. Copy the link again, or make a new wall.
A machine is missing	The wall shows only Selected machines. Edit the wall, or make one for the Whole fleet.
The numbers are empty	Check that Monitor is on and the machines are reporting.