Dashboard

Dashboard

The dashboard (apps/app/) is the core product. After connecting the SDK, this is where you monitor runs, debug errors, track costs, and manage your agents.

/dashboard — Agent overview

The main view after login. Shows all your agent runs with real-time status updates:

• Running — agent is actively executing
• Success — run completed without errors
• Error — run ended with an exception
• Waiting for Human Input — agent needs human response

You can filter runs by status. The overview also shows aggregate stats:

• Total success rate
• Error count
• Number of runs waiting for input

Runs are paginated (50 per page) and sorted by most recent.

/dashboard/{run} — Run detail

The full event stream for a single run, in chronological order. Shows:

• Every event with type and timestamp
• Tool calls and their inputs/outputs
• Errors with full details
• Run metadata (duration, model, tokens, cost)
• HITL timer — if the run is waiting for human input, a timer shows how long it has been waiting

Events are streamed in real time while the run is active via WebSocket.

Real-time updates

The dashboard uses Laravel Reverb (WebSocket) for real-time event streaming. When your SDK sends an event to /api/ingest, it is immediately broadcast to your private WebSocket channel (user.{userId}) and rendered in the dashboard.

Each broadcast includes:

• Event ID and type
• Run ID and agent name
• Current status
• Event payload and timestamp

Typical latency is under 100ms.

System health overview

The dashboard shows cached system-wide statistics:

• Available providers and models
• Total run and event counts
• Last activity timestamp

These stats are cached (60–300 seconds) for performance.

Authentication

Session-based Laravel auth. All product routes are protected by the auth middleware. Login and register pages are guest-only.

• /login — sign in with email and password
• /register — create a new account
• /logout — end session