Administrators see a ninth, Admin. Your profile and sign-out sit at the
bottom of the same rail.
Dashboard
The first screen after signing in, and it changes shape depending on how far along you are.No agents yet
No agents yet
One card naming a single next step — choose a plan, or create an agent — plus
the plan card and a referral card. The widget grid is deliberately absent:
six empty widgets are not a first screen.
Your first agent is starting
Your first agent is starting
“Your agent is starting”, with a link to watch its progress. This state is
scoped to the first agent only — once you have a fleet, one deploy shows as
that row’s own progress instead.
A running fleet
A running fleet
The full Command Center: a status ribbon across the top, alerts, one card per
agent, the wallet with its spending rate and estimated runway, token usage by
model, and a filterable activity feed.
Alerts
The alerts banner is the one part worth reading first. It carries exactly the events you would want to be interrupted for:- an agent in error state
- an agent whose balance is low
- an agent paused by its budget, by loop detection, by a spend threshold, or by the global spend limit
- all agents paused at once by the global limit
- a subscription renewing in a few days
My Agents
Four summary tiles — running agents, available seats, your plan, account balance — above a table of every agent with its status. The table watches itself: an agent that crashes while you have the page open updates without a reload. Agents in a settled state are checked less often than one mid-deploy. With no plan, the tiles are replaced by a single banner saying so.Billing and Costs
They are different screens because they answer different questions. Billing is what you own: the plan and its seats, your account balance and how it splits between agents, the card on file, invoices and payment history. It has four sections addressable by URL —?section=overview, plans, tokens,
history.
Costs is what you are burning: spend today, this week and this month, a burn
rate with an estimated runway, a spend timeline over 24 hours to 90 days, and a
per-agent breakdown. The global spend limit is set here.
See What you pay for for how the two fit together.