Getting started
Dashboard
The dashboard at /dashboard is the screen you land on after signing in. It answers two questions: what is the fastest next thing to do, and what has been happening in your workspace.
Quick actions
Four tiles at the top cover the main entry points into the platform:
- Open the Playground
- Opens the Chat Playground to chat with any model and prototype an agent instantly.
- Build a Standalone Agent
- Opens the Agent Builder with the new-agent form ready.
- Design a Swarm
- Opens a blank Swarm Canvas to wire agents together into a multi-agent graph.
- Open BI Workspace
- Opens the BI Workspace, where AI builds dashboards over your connected data.
Featured swarms
A curated row of four multi-agent templates that open directly on the canvas. They are chosen for being graphs worth reading — routing, parallel fan-out, retrieval and approval gates — and they need no setup, because their retrieval nodes point at the sample knowledge base bundled with the platform.
| Template | What it demonstrates |
|---|---|
| Support Copilot | Router → KB retrieval with reranking → grounded answer → LLM judge → human approval. The most complete of the four. |
| Revenue Ops Analyst | Querying your own data and turning the result into an answer. |
| Market Research Desk | Parallel fan-out across sources, then a synthesis step. |
| Incident Response Triage | Classification and branching, where the branch decides what happens next. |
There are more in the full template gallery on the Swarm Canvas — these four are simply the ones surfaced on the dashboard.
Workspace stats
Five tiles count what you own — Agents, Swarms, Chats, Tools, and Knowledge bases. Each tile links to the corresponding library page.
Spend & usage — by person, team or organisation
The Spend & usage panel attributes model cost, so it can be charged back rather than only totalled. Two pickers control it.
| Scope | Who can pick it | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Just me | Everyone | Your own runs. The default. |
| My teams | Anyone in at least one IAM group | Everyone in the groups you belong to — resolved from your membership, not chosen by you. |
| Whole organisation | Superadmins only | Every user. Also the only scope that shows people outside your teams. |
The picker offers only the scopes you may actually use. If you are in no team, “My teams” is absent rather than present-and-broken — and a scope you are not entitled to is refused, never quietly answered with your own numbers under someone else’s label.
The time range covers the last 24 hours through year to date. Windows are half-open and in UTC, so a run landing exactly on a boundary is counted once and the same dashboard reads the same from any timezone.
Team totals overlap on purpose
Cost comes from the same column the budget caps read, so a figure here and a budget alert can never disagree about what someone spent.
Activity and model mix
The Activity panel charts hourly run volume across all your agents and swarms for the last 24 hours, with three summary figures underneath: success rate, average latency, and spend. The Model mix panel next to it breaks recent runs down by model, so you can see at a glance where your tokens went.
Recent runs
The last six executions across your workspace, each with the agent name, model, latency, cost, and a success/error indicator. View all opens the full run history at /traces, where every run can be expanded into its complete trace — see Logs & traces for how to read one.
What to do on a new workspace
- 1
Connect a model provider
Integrations. Until you do, calls run on the operator's shared fallback key — fine for a first look, wrong for anything real. See Models & providers. - 2
Add data or documents
Data Catalog for rows, Knowledge Base for prose. An agent with neither is just a chatbot. - 3
Build one agent
Agent Builder — name, prompt, model, one or two tools. - 4
Run it and read the trace
Logs & traces. This is the habit worth forming early. - 5
Before anyone else joins
Turn off public signup and set budget caps — Access control and Budgets.