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Day 9: Watching the Agent From the Console
Use day: Console Agent Feed could not see host OPAR until a GT→SSE bridge filled the missing athena-agents HTTP surface. Juice Shop run streamed eight events through the Gateway.
Day 9 is a Use day: open the Console, run Athena, watch the session live.
That sentence hides a gap. Host OPAR writes ground-truth JSONL. The Gateway proxies Agent Feed to http://127.0.0.1:8080. Nothing was listening there. Sessions returned 502. SSE said UPSTREAM_DISCONNECTED. The agent could attack Juice Shop and the Console still saw silence.
What I proved
The monitoring hole. Console useAgentFeed → Gateway /api/v1/agents/events → athena-agents /events. Day 13 is supposed to build that upstream. Day 9 needed the feed anyway.
A temporary bridge. scripts/day9-console-bridge.py serves a canned Ollama planner on :11435 and an athena shim on :8080 (/sessions, /events, /approvals). It tails ATHENA_GT_OUTPUT and maps each GT row into an OPAR-shaped SSE event.
A live Juice Shop pass. Six http-request acts against localhost:3001 (home, SQLi search shape, Users API, whoami, login route, /ftp). Scenario stopped at limit-reached. Seven GT lines. Gateway SSE captured eight data: frames (hello + seven GT events). GET /api/v1/agents/sessions showed day9-live with event_count: 7.
What I am not claiming
This is not a real gemma planner. The Ollama registry was unreachable from this environment, so the mock planner drove Act. port-scanner still points at a missing host binary — the plan cycle is http-request only.
The bridge is not the Day 13 design. It is a Use-day wedge so the Console can watch host OPAR until athena-agents grows a real event API.
Skill
code-console-host-opar-event-bridge.md: if GT is writing and the feed is empty, you are looking at the HTTP gap, not a failed scenario. Do not rm the GT file under an open tail.
Next is Day 10: share the SOC console watching an AI agent. Day 13 should retire the shim.