> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usehasp.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboards

> The org dashboard and project dashboard give you operational visibility across all projects and deep observability within a single project.

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

### Navigating from the overview

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 type | Shows                               |
| ----------- | ----------------------------------- |
| App         | Name, audience, URL path            |
| Workflow    | Name, trigger type, last run status |
| Entity      | Name, field count                   |
| Integration | Name, external system               |
| Webhook     | Name, URL                           |
| Setting     | Key name, current value             |

Click any result to open that resource directly.

## Center pane modes

The center pane of AI Studio has three modes:

| Mode                 | When active                                 | What you see                                                           |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Project overview** | Default when entering a project             | Health rollup, activity log, resource tree, quick actions              |
| **Live app**         | When working on a UI-backed app or workflow | The deployed app rendering against sandbox or production data          |
| **Test/run console** | When working on a headless workflow         | Trigger 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.