Every quantity the coherence monitor logs is expressed as particle behavior, so a glance tells you the state of the field — the same way the GCP Dot compresses network variance into a single color.
G1 CPU entropy · G2 webcam photonics · G3 Schumann-band audio · G4 network timing · G5 clock drift · G6 non-local MI · G7 eigenvalue integrator. Tile height is each gate's normalized ledger-index activity; the brightness of that gate's particle family follows it.
Run the monitor, then serve its database with the bundled bridge: python3 coherence_bridge.py (from the folder containing coherence_ledger.db). Opening http://localhost:5005 loads this page already connected; or open the file directly and press Connect live. (The bridge defaults to port 5005 because macOS AirPlay occupies 5000.) The visualizer polls /api/latest every 2 s — one new packet per 4.2 s monitor cycle.
History loads the last 1200 logged packets (~84 minutes) from the bridge's /api/recent and replays them through the field. The timeline strip shows Health across the whole span — gold dots mark high-coherence events, red ticks mark Pazuzu flags — so you can scrub straight to the interesting moments. ⏵ plays at 1×, 8×, or 30× (1× = real time, one packet per 4.2 s). Without a bridge, it replays what this page has seen during the current session.