Signals — Error Inbox Overview
Live error inbox for your apps: sources, chat-style feed, mute and quiet hours, AI analysis, and the MCP signal tools.
What Signals Is
Signals is VORTΞXHQ's error inbox. Your applications send errors to a per-app endpoint; the desktop client shows them as a chat-style feed grouped by hour, with severity and type on every entry.
Apps (Sources)
- Create an app per project/environment — each gets its own ingest credentials.
- Edit or delete apps at any time; deleting an app clears its feed.
- Mute a noisy source without deleting it.
Local vs Cloud Mode
- Local: errors are stored in an embedded SQLite database on your machine — works without an account. The client also runs a local ingest endpoint (
http://127.0.0.1:7755/errors) for apps on the same machine. - Cloud: errors stream in real time over WebSockets and are shared with your Nexus members.
Notifications
- Sound, OS notification and dock badge — each toggleable separately.
- Quiet hours: a start/end window during which Signals stays silent.
Working the Feed
- Open an error for full context; run AI error analysis to get a probable cause and fix suggestion.
- Mark errors as seen, delete individual entries, or clear a whole app.
For Agents (MCP)
External agents connected over MCP can read Signals data:
signal_list_apps— list signal apps, optionally scoped to a nexus.signal_get_app— details for one app by id.
Both are read-only and need no approval. Credentials never leave the app — responses are sanitized before they reach the agent.