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Dashboard

The dashboard summarizes:
  • Worker online count and load.
  • Tasks processed today and throughput changes.
  • Task runtime stats (avg, p95, p99).
  • Recent activity feed.

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Tasks

/tasks/ provides:
  • Filtering by task name, worker, state, time range, and search.
  • Sorting by state, worker, received time, started time, and runtime.
  • Pagination controls.
  • Detail view with args, kwargs, results, traceback, and stamps.
  • Retry and revoke actions.
  • Task graph visualization via /tasks/<id>/graph/.
You can also submit tasks from the UI (/tasks/submit/).

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Workers

/workers/ shows:
  • Worker status (online, busy, offline).
  • Pool size, active tasks, registered tasks, and queues.
  • Broker grouping and per-worker drill-down.
Actions include:
  • Grow/shrink the pool size.
  • Autoscale.
  • Restart workers.
  • Add/remove consumers.

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Brokers

/broker/ and /brokers/<key>/ provide:
  • Queue inventory and counts (best-effort).
  • Pending task counts and consumer counts.
  • Purge queues and purge idle queues.

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Beat schedules

/beat/ lists schedules and allows:
  • Add, edit, delete schedules.
  • Sync schedules from the backend.
  • Detects file-based or django-celery-beat backends.

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Logs

/logs/ reads log files from the configured log directory:
  • Filter by component.
  • Fetch a tail window of lines.
  • JSON output with ?format=json.

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Settings

/settings/ shows component status and renders MCP client snippets (Codex and Claude). It also reports whether MCP auth is configured.