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AI Studio has two dashboard levels: the org dashboard and the project dashboard (project overview). Each serves a distinct audience and purpose.

Org dashboard

The org dashboard is the home screen for an organization in HASP. It shows:
  • All projects in the org, with status (active, archived), last-released date, and owner
  • Org-level health summary — aggregate counts of running workflows, recent failures, and active apps across all projects
  • Pending release requests — any projects with a release awaiting approval, with quick-approve actions for authorized members
  • Org settings shortcuts — compliance posture, BAA status, member management, API keys
The org dashboard is the starting point for admins and compliance reviewers who need to see across projects.

Project dashboard (project overview)

The project overview is the default center pane when you open a project. It is a substantive operational surface — not a placeholder.

What the project overview shows

Health rollup — At the top: how many workflows are running normally, how many have recent failures, how many apps are live, whether webhooks are receiving traffic, and recent error counts. Failing workflows surface immediately with a click-through to the failing run’s trace. This answers “is my project healthy?” in one glance. Resource tree — Sectioned tree of all six member types (apps, workflows, entities, integrations, webhooks, settings) with counts and key metadata per resource:
  • Apps: audience type, URL path, last deployed
  • Workflows: trigger type, last run status, last run time
  • Entities: field count, record count
  • Integrations: system name, last used
  • Webhooks: URL, last received
  • Settings: value count
Recent activity — Chronological log of contract changes, releases, and run events, with author attribution. A deeper history view is accessible for forensic review. Activity entries link directly to the affected resource or run trace. Quick actions — From the project overview:
  • Start a new conversational turn to add a resource
  • Initiate a release (or approve a pending release)
  • Run a specific workflow manually
  • Open the audit log
Click any resource in the tree to open that resource’s contract view (for workflows and apps) or configuration view (for entities, integrations, webhooks, settings). Use ⌘K to search across all resources without leaving the overview.

Project-wide search (⌘K)

Project-wide search is always accessible from anywhere in AI Studio for the current project. It returns typed results across all six sections:
Result typeShows
AppName, audience, URL path
WorkflowName, trigger type, last run status
EntityName, field count
IntegrationName, external system
WebhookName, URL
SettingKey name, current value
Click any result to open that resource directly.

Center pane modes

The center pane of AI Studio has three modes:
ModeWhen activeWhat you see
Project overviewDefault when entering a projectHealth rollup, activity log, resource tree, quick actions
Live appWhen working on a UI-backed app or workflowThe deployed app rendering against sandbox or production data
Test/run consoleWhen working on a headless workflowTrigger panel, simulation composer, recent runs, manual-run affordance
Mode switches follow chat focus. Clicking a workflow in the resource tree opens the test/run console for that workflow. Clicking an app opens the live app. Typing “go back to the project” in chat returns to the project overview. A breadcrumb is always visible so you know where you are within the project.