The dashboard

The dashboard is the website once you are signed in. The left navigation groups what you use most at the top.

Home#

A summary of your workspace: what is connected, what changed recently, anything that needs attention, and shortcuts to ask the assistant. It also tells you what to do next if you have just started.

Integrations#

Every provider you can connect, what is connected now, and the state of each connection. Open a provider to see its projects, resources and settings, to reconnect it or to disconnect it. See Integrations.

Projects and repositories#

Projects lists what you run, across every connected platform (filter by integration and category, search, page through). Repositories lists your code from your source-control integrations, with recent activity.

Deployments and incidents#

Deployments shows what shipped, where and in what state. Incidents gathers alerts and findings from your monitoring tools, with severity and status, so you can see what is on fire and what has settled.

Activity#

One timeline across all your tools and across Escanor itself: deploys, merges, changes, approvals. Searchable, and it loads a page at a time.

Monitoring and analytics#

Monitoring combines status, logs and findings from the tools you connected (and from log ingest keys if you send your own logs). Analytics shows trends in usage and activity.

The assistant and automation#

• Assistant: chat about everything above. See The assistant.
• Automations: rules and multi-step flows that run on triggers, with a table of runs.
• Auto-fix: errors that can be repaired, repair missions and playbooks, with approvals for changes.

MCP#

Create keys and connect your agents, and see what each call did. See Escanor MCP.

Settings#

Personal (profile, appearance, companion, notifications, sessions, privacy and data), workspace (general, team and roles, AI, security and audit) and developer (API and MCP keys, authorised apps, log ingest keys, endpoints). Billing is under settings too: see Plans and billing.

Search and shortcuts#

Use the command palette (the search box, or the keyboard shortcut shown there) to jump to any page, integration or recent item.