Activity feed
A chronological log of what the fleet has been doing, grouped by period. Each row is a status-coloured dot, an actor, a verb, and the artifact it touched. Group headers stick while scrolling and carry an event count so volume reads at a glance.
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Grouped feed
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Component documentation
Activity Feed
components/monitor/activity-feed.tsxPurpose
Groups compact agent activity events by time period.
Appropriate use
Use for chronological operational context when each event already has an actor, action, status, and display or machine timestamp.
Example
components/monitor/activity-feed.tsx has a representative live example in the "Grouped feed" section on /components/activity-feed.
States
Shared statuses are pending, running, success, error, skipped, and paused; groups may show or hide their event count.
API and props
ActivityFeed accepts groups and className; ActivityFeedGroup accepts label, events, hideCount, and className; ActivityFeedRow accepts event and className. ActivityEvent accepts id, status, agent, action, optional target, time, and optional timestamp.
Dependencies
Direct imports are React, Time, StatusDot, shared status metadata and types, and cn.
Accessibility
Each event includes a text action and an accessible status label; machine timestamps use the Time component while display-only time remains visible text.
Limitations
It renders supplied events only and does not fetch, paginate, filter, or validate freeform display timestamps.
Source
Source: components/monitor/activity-feed.tsx.
Full pack
components/monitor/activity-feed.tsx is documented at /components/activity-feed and installs only through the single Kansho full pack; no individual component install is offered.