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Workspace

Server monitor

Monitor shows CPU, RAM, network traffic, and load on the Metis host over time.

1 min readUpdated: October 2026

Step by step

  1. 01

    Open Workspace → Monitor.

  2. 02

    Choose one, five, or fifteen minutes.

  3. 03

    Compare metrics and their latest update time.

  4. 04

    When warnings appear, check for stale or missing measurements.

Monitor

  • CPU
  • RAM
  • Network traffic
  • System load
  • Optional GPU telemetry
  • GPU utilization, VRAM, and temperature when available
  • Time windows
  • Missing measurements

Time range

  • 1/5/15 minutes
  • Rolling history
  • Measurement time

CPU / RAM / Network / System load

  • Utilization
  • RAM usage
  • Bytes/s
  • 1-, 5-, and 15-minute system load

GPU

GPU telemetry available on the host.

  • GPU utilization
  • VRAM
  • Temperature
  • Missing telemetry

Delayed or missing measurements

  • Stale warning
  • Last measurement
  • Automatic retry
  • Loading state

Good to know

  • GPU utilization, VRAM, and temperature appear only when telemetry is available.
  • Monitor shows the Metis host; a remote PC is a separate target.
  • Delayed measurements do not imply zero utilization.

Troubleshooting

If a surface is empty, select an existing document or ask Metis to create a plan or canvas.

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Getting started
QuickstartChoose an installationWhat is Metis?Accounts and initial setupConnect your first providerYour first taskSign inInstall on LinuxInstall on macOSInstall on Windows
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Navigation & chatsCompose messagesResponses & tool callsAnswer questionsApprove actionsSearch & quick actions
Workspace
Agent overviewCanvasPlansMemoryFilesTerminalBrowserDesktopsServer monitorArrange the workspaceExport workspaces
Projects & teams
Create a projectProject overviewChat visibilityProject picture, color, and iconProject instructionsProject memoryProject skillsProject filesProject notesAgent model defaultLet agents manage the teamMembers & invitationsAgent teamsTeam presetsTeam overview
Notes
Notes & scratchpad
Agent Hub
SkillsConnections / MCPsCustom modes & rulesGlobal agent rules
Settings
GeneralModels — ConnectionsAgent — Runtime & memoryDevices — Remote clientsAdmin / ChatsUpdatesSearch settingsAttachments and file sizeSubagent modelToken compressionPreview compressionSounds and notificationsNotification deliverySet up voice inputChoose a microphoneRecording and streamingDictionaryConfigure the browser previewManage website dataWebsite and source code
Models & providers
AgentDeep ResearchPlanAskGauntletCursorOpenAIAnthropicGoogle GeminixAI / GrokOpenRouterOllama / LocalOpenAI-compatibleOpenAI CodexClaude CodeGoogle AntigravityGrok BuildOpenCodeModel options
Account & sharing
ProfileNotificationsUsage & costsShare chatsPublic shares
Guides & operations
Charts, graphs & mediaAutomationsOperate your installationTroubleshootingSet up a complete projectWork on a connected PCResearch and produce a reportGlossary and scopes

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