Dashboard

Home (/) is your org’s health at a glance: how many projects, agents, knowledge bases, and integrations you have; how close you are to subscription caps; and what happened recently.

Data comes from the backend DashboardModule, normally protected with JwtAuthGuard + OrgScopedGuard — so it respects the active organization context.

Stat cards

Typical tiles (stat-card components):

• Total projects — projects in the org; may compare to projects quota.
• Total agents — aggregated across projects; may compare to agents quota.
• Knowledge bases — count vs knowledgeBases quota.
• Integrations — external API integrations count.

Tiles may be non-clickable but still useful for sanity checks.

Screenshot

Four stat cards plus a chart title in one frame.

Usage bars and limits

subscription-bar / charts may show:

• Usage vs limit (e.g. storage MB, KB file count).
• When exceeded, expect 402 or guard errors; the UI may show banners.

Field names vary, but limits often include projects, agents, knowledgeBases, storage_mb, knowledge_files, workflows, etc.

Activity trend and feed

• Trend — time series of create/update volume (e.g. last 30 days).
• Activity log — chronological events like PROJECT_CREATED; useful for audits.

If entries show actor and entity name, team communication is easier.

Recent projects / quick access

• One-click into recently touched projects.
• Empty list may mean no projects yet or filtering excludes them.

Subscription summary

You may see plan name, renewal date, or status (ACTIVE). Upgrade flows depend on your commercial process — see Subscription.

Charts and performance

Bar charts may use Recharts; aggregation should happen server-side for large datasets.

Who should look at Dashboard?

Role	Looks for
Org admin	Are we near limits? Any incidents in 24h?
Operations	Which project is hot? New KB uploads?
Developer	Integration counts match expectations?

API

• Dashboard endpoints

Next steps

• Quick start
• Subscription
• Reports