The product’s main screen is “Projects”. It is not a list of what you have, but an answer to the question “what needs me right now”. When everything is green, you can close the tab and get back to business. Below is what this picture is made of and how to navigate it.
The numbers on top
Above the project cards the overall state is visible. Every number answers its own question, and together they give a quick picture:
- Open issues — how many breakages are waiting for a decision.
- Failing runs over the last 7 days — how often checks found faults this week. A growing number is a reason to look into what is happening.
- Unverified rules — checks that have never run yet. They do not take part in tests until you verify them.
- Auto-fixes to review — rules and actions the agent repaired itself, waiting for your eye.
- Comment analyses — failed and pending: you can see when the agent could not analyze a comment or has not started yet.
- Awaiting review — builds with visual differences a human has not decided on yet. The longest wait shows next to it: when it drags on for days, differences pile up.
- Unreviewed snapshots — how many snapshots nobody has opened yet.
- Heals awaiting decision — test-healing proposals waiting for your “yes” or “no”.
- Open questions — places where the agent stopped and asks a human.
- Expiring share links — how many public links expire soon.
The badges on projects
Each project card has its own marks, and only non-empty ones show: when a project needs nothing, its card stays clean. Red marks speak of breakages, amber ones of work waiting for a person.
A badge does not just say that something exists — it takes you straight to the matter: a click opens the project on the tab you need. Clicked the issues mark — you are in that project’s issue list.
Visual differences have their own twist: the badge opens the project straight on the “Verify” tab with the “awaiting decision” filter already selected, so you do not have to hunt for the right line by hand. The default tab differs too: a project with snapshots opens on “Verify”, the others on “Screens”.
It updates itself
The numbers change by themselves, without a page reload: a comment analysis finished, a run found a problem, a rule got verified — the picture refreshes at once. An open screen can safely sit on a second monitor: it will not go stale.
Next to the numbers
For schedules, the time of the next run is visible, and for a project — when it last showed signs of life. This helps to understand what is going on when the numbers look strange: for example, no issues with a 9 am schedule can mean not well-being but that the executor never came online.
How to use it
- Open the summary once a day — that is enough to miss nothing.
- Follow the badges: they lead straight to where action is needed.
- When everything is green — close it and do not spend time. The product’s silence means the checks passed and there is nothing to do.
Next: how to talk with the AI agent — in the Chat with the AI Agent section.