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Generates a cinematic neon glassmorphism command-center dashboard mockup for futuristic SaaS, DevOps, or AI agent monitoring prototypes. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Goal: Create a cinematic sci-fi product mockup of a futuristic operations dashboard titled {argument name="product title" default="HOLOGRAPHIC WORKBENCH"}, floating as a transparent neon-blue holographic screen above a dark control desk in a cyberpunk command center. Canvas: Wide 16:9 landscape interface screenshot, dark navy/black glassmorphism UI, glowing cyan borders, subtle scanlines, tiny grid texture, high detail, realistic GPT-image-2 style render, shallow depth of field with blurred server lights in the background. The interface should feel like a clickable prototype built on top of a beautiful concept render. Header: Top-left brand text reads “PARACORTEX TERMINAL” above the main title “HOLOGRAPHIC WORKBENCH” with the subtitle “Situational awareness across code, agents, and infrastructure.” Top-center metadata shows exactly 3 fields: Workspace “paracortex-core”, Session “pipin@paracortex.dev”, Time “09:42:17 UTC”. Top-right includes a small button labeled “SIMULATE EVENT” plus tiny gear, sync, and plus icons. Left navigation: A vertical glowing sidebar with exactly 8 icon navigation items labeled, from top to bottom: Overview, Pulse, Agents, Jobs, Traces, Infra, Config, Reports. At the lower left, include a small system status panel with Status “Operational”, Health “98.6%”, and Uptime “170 4H 23M”. Top metric row: Show exactly 6 stat cards across the top. Card 1: “PULSE SCORE” value “78” status “GOOD” with a small line graph. Card 2: “ACTIVE AGENTS” value “42 / 64” status “ONLINE”. Card 3: “RUNNING JOBS” value “124” status “+12.4%”. Card 4: “SYSTEM HEALTH” value “98.6%” status “NOMINAL”. Card 5: “EVENTS (24H)” value “1,284” status “+8.7%”. Card 6: “TRACES (24H)” value “4.7M” status “+23.1%”. Main layout: Beneath the metric row, create exactly 5 large vertical columns/cards. Column 1 is “NEEDS YOU” with badge count 3 and exactly 3 task cards: “Release blocked” with urgent red styling, “Schema change detected” with yellow approval styling, and “PR #402 open” with purple lifecycle styling. Column 2 is “IN MOTION” with badge count 4 and exactly 3 visible task cards: “Indexer lagging” as a red incident with small x20 badge and tiny bar chart, “Refactor batch running” with teal progress bar, and “Reconnected” with blue session recovered styling. Column 3 is “CHANGED” with badge count 6 and exactly 3 task cards: “v1.4.0 shipped”, “Indexer catching up” with mini bar chart, and “Agent config updated”. Column 4 is “CONDITIONS” with badge count 4 and exactly 3 task cards: “Telemetry not monitored”, “Message bus healthy”, and “Agent pool healthy”. Column 5 is a right-side “SELECTED CONTEXT” details panel focused on {argument name="selected incident" default="Indexer lagging"}, showing a red x20 badge, a red histogram, a vertical timeline with timestamps, and affected service chips. Selected context details: The right detail panel should include title “Indexer lagging”, subtext “Since 09:25 UTC (16m)” and “20 repositories behind”. Add a red bar chart labeled along the bottom with times around 09:00, 09:15, 09:30, 09:45. Timeline contains exactly 5 entries: “09:42 Lag threshold breached”, “09:37 Alert sent”, “09:36 Auto mitigation started”, “09:34 Partial recovery”, and “09:26 Incident opened”. Add a small button labeled “Investigate”. Affected services chips: “paracortex-core”, “port-1”, “port-indexer”, “port-agent”, “+15 more”. Bottom activity area: Add an “ACTIVITY TRACE” panel spanning the width under the main columns, labeled “Last 60 minutes”. Include a horizontal time-based trace with multicolored dots, small filter tabs exactly 6: “All”, “Events”, “Commits”, “Jobs”, “Agents”, “Alerts”. On the right of this panel, include a compact event list and a tiny legend with exactly 6 categories: Alerts, Changes, Jobs, Commits, Infra, Info. Foreground controls: At the bottom center, place a separate rounded glass status dock floating in front of the screen. It contains exactly 4 large counters matching the columns: “Needs you 3” in red, “In motion 4” in blue, “Changed 6” in teal, and “Conditions 4” in amber. In the center bottom of the dock, include a glowing purple-blue cube orb emblem. Color and style: Use neon cyan outlines, teal and electric blue glow, red for incidents, amber for warnings, purple for lifecycle/session items. UI panels are translucent dark glass with rounded corners. Text is small but mostly legible, technical, dense, and polished. Add subtle reflections on the desk, small physical knobs and screens at the bottom edge, and atmospheric blue light beams. Constraints: Keep all listed counts exact: 8 sidebar items, 6 top metric cards, 5 main columns, 15 total visible main task/detail cards if counting the right selected context panel, 6 filter tabs, 6 legend categories, and 4 dock counters. Do not add people. Do not use a flat white background. Avoid cartoon styling; make it look like a premium sci-fi SaaS dashboard prototype.
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