[Project Submission] iicp-node-monitor

Full Name

Michael O'Boyle

Email Address

michael@oboyle.co

LinkedIn Profile URL

https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeloboyle

GitHub Profile URL

https://github.com/michaeloboyle

Repository URL

https://github.com/michaeloboyle/iicp-node-monitor

Submission Category

Website Listing

Project Description & Request

iicp-node-monitor is a single-file, dependency-free live dashboard for an IICP mesh node, written in the Python standard library only. It renders four views of a running node from one HTTP server with no external dependencies:

• an honest cardiogram of node activity, where every mark maps to one real logged event at its real timestamp and nothing synthetic is ever drawn,
• a whole-mesh topology graph that follows real directory membership as nodes join and drop,
• a security-posture panel that reads the node's actual configuration and states plainly what is and is not exposed,
• longitudinal trend sparklines for reputation score, completed tasks, latency, mesh size, tier, and health.

The repository is public and MIT licensed. Request: an OIA matrix listing (Website Listing).

Governance note: I am the current chair of the Open Source Committee. I am submitting this project under my own name, and I recuse myself from scoring or voting on this submission. It should be evaluated by other committee members under the pending submitter-exclusion rule (#44).

Acknowledgments

• I am a member of the Agentics Foundation (leave unchecked if submitting only for OIA matrix listing)
• The repository is public and has a clearly stated open source license
• The project is aligned with the Foundation's mission, values, and code of conduct
• There are no known IP infringements associated with this project
• I understand that submission does not guarantee approval

Review the submitted repository at https://github.com/michaeloboyle/iicp-node-monitor and the project description. Confirm whether it meets the stated Website Listing criteria and record the listing decision; the submitter's committee-chair role and recusal note require evaluation by other committee members under the referenced rule.