The dashboard is the first page you see when you open a company. It is designed to answer three questions in under five seconds:
  1. What is running right now?
  2. What needs my attention?
  3. How much is this costing me today?
If you only open Company Agents once a day, you open the dashboard.

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The layout

A 1280px canvas on desktop, stacked on mobile. Five regions: Top bar. Breadcrumb with the current company name, a spend pulse (green if within budget, amber if over 80%, red if breached), and the company-wide budget quota bar. Running now. A live feed of every agent currently executing. Each row shows the agent name, the workflow it is running, the current stage, the elapsed time, and the spend so far on this run. Rows update in real time as steps finish. Needs you. The approval queue. Every pending human-review gate, every budget overrun waiting on a raise, every escalation that has been sitting for more than its SLA. Items here are what you should actually be working on. Today’s activity. A compressed timeline of runs completed, tasks shipped, budgets trimmed, and memory promotions that happened today. Scrub backwards a day at a time. Teams. A grid of the active teams in this company, each with a pulse showing how many of its members are busy and how much of its team budget is consumed.

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What it does not show

The dashboard is deliberately not a firehose. It does not show the full audit log, the full cost breakdown, every single tool call, or every completed task. Those live on their own dedicated pages: The dashboard’s job is to surface what is actually time-sensitive. If you need to see something that is not on it, you are probably looking for one of those other pages.

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Refresh and real-time behavior

The dashboard is real-time. Every widget subscribes to a websocket feed from the local orchestrator and updates without a page refresh. If your laptop goes to sleep, the reconnection is transparent when you wake it back up: the dashboard catches up by replaying the most recent events from the audit log. Expect the “running now” list to update within ~200ms of a stage transition. Approval queue updates are instant. Team pulse updates are batched every five seconds to keep the animation smooth.

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Keyboard shortcuts

KeyAction
⌘KOpen the Executive Assistant
⌘BJump to the budgets page
⌘AJump to the approval queue
⌘LJump to the activity log
⌘.Pause everything running in this company (emergency stop)
?Show the full shortcut reference

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What to do from the dashboard

The dashboard is not just a display. Every row is actionable:
  • Click a running agent to jump into its live log stream
  • Click an approval to open the review card
  • Click a team pulse to open the team’s own page
  • Click the spend pulse to drill into costs
If the pulse is red, stop. Check the approval queue. Something is waiting on you.

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