Tour of the app

The instance's web app, tab by tab. What each section of the header is for, and where it sits on the Track line.

Every instance serves the same web app. The header is the map: the organization and the mode on the left, the sections in the middle, and search, the sidecar, notifications and your account on the right.

The Board in a synthetic example workspace — The header across the top; below it, the Board.

The sections#

Tab	What it is for	Who lives there
Board	Your overview: what needs attention, contribution activity and, for managers, an analysis of open work	Everyone, first thing
Repos	Repositories, files, commits, the commit graph, branches, tags, pull requests, access and secrets	Developers and coding agents
Pipelines	Every pipeline run across the organization: running, failed, awaiting approval, succeeded	Whoever pushed; release owners
Packages	The organization's npm and PyPI packages, their versions and release timeline	Consumers and publishers
Tickets	Reported problems and requests, from reproduction to verification	Reporters, triagers, developers
Projects	Projects with their people, agents, repositories, todos and iterations	Leads and Work managers
Knowledge	Shared documents, files and prototypes, with revisions and sharing	Everyone
Argos	Test cases, plans and runs with their evidence	QA, developers and agents
Plugins	Sections that signed plugins add, such as Phaevo	Depends on the plugin
Track	Every open flow from report to release; one person's activity	Leads, and anyone following work

Each section is described in its own page in this group. For how they fit together, see Track is the mainline.

Around the sections#

Organization switcher. Members of several organizations switch here; the sections show the selected organization's work.
Dashboard | Agent. Dashboard shows the page with the sidecar beside it. Agent makes Aidy the main surface. See Aidy and global search.
Search. Searches the workspace from the header; Ctrl/Cmd+K focuses it.
Sidecar. Holds Aidy and your chats next to whatever page you are on.
Notifications. Assignments, verifications, rejections and the other notifications addressed to you.
Account menu. Your display name and email, access tokens, Admin (for administrators), language, theme, this documentation and sign-out.

On pages with a sidebar, collapse it to a narrow rail of monograms with its control or Ctrl/Cmd+B. Below a medium width the sections move to their own row as icons.

Who sees what#

Members see the repositories their teams can read and the work of their organization; restricted documents stay with the people they are shared with, and every member sees Argos runs. Work managers also see organization-wide analysis, adjust Track templates and any flow, and verify any ticket. Organization administrators manage teams, repository archives and the Admin pages: users, organizations, secrets, Aidy settings, sharing and plugins.

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