Manage
Datasets, keys, usage, and jobs for a management identity.
Management access
Public ID:
Identity settings
Replacement preserves the public ID and usage allowance. Writer and reader keys keep working. Keys have no automatic expiry.
Create a public dataset
Add an existing standalone dataset
Datasets
Monitor
Pending work, running jobs, completed runs, failures, and worker check-ins.
This shows Bay Farm application jobs. Worker check-ins indicate recent contact; they do not prove whether an external agent or host process is running. Stateless command content is never recorded.
Open a workspace’s Monitor link to load its connections, or add a dataset above. Open the event monitor example.
API and MCP
POST /api/monitor with up to 12 explicit dataset connections. Dataset permissions and registered origins apply. Use pipe.cancel or pipe.retry for individual runs, and pipe.pause / pipe.resume for saved definitions.
curl https://bay.farm/api/monitor \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"targets":[{"dataset_id":"DATASET_ID"}]}'
MCP: monitor {targets:[{dataset_id, access_key?}]}
MCP: service_status {}Public run definitions, inputs, outputs and diagnostics are public data. Management credentials and worker lease keys are excluded. Run history is bounded; use dataset export for retained inputs. GET /api/status returns worker check-ins and counts for public pipes.