Dashboard overview

The dashboard is your starting point for finding projects, creating new work, reviewing recent activity, and returning to active builds.

What the dashboard helps you do

Use the dashboard to:

• Start a new project.
• Open recent projects.
• Search or filter existing work.
• Check project status.
• Continue a draft.
• Review workspace context.
• Navigate to account or workspace settings.

What to check before building

Before starting a major prompt, confirm:

• You are in the correct workspace.
• You selected the right project.
• The project name is clear.
• You understand the current project state.
• Your credits and plan support the work you are about to run.

This simple check helps prevent changes in the wrong workspace or project.

Project status

Project status may show whether a project is a draft, active, published, recently updated, or still being generated. Use status labels as a guide, but always open the project and review the latest preview before making decisions.

Recommended dashboard habits

• Use descriptive project names.
• Keep experiments separate from serious work.
• Review recent projects before creating duplicates.
• Search before assuming a project is missing.
• Keep client work in the right workspace.

FAQ

I cannot find a project. What should I do?

Check the current workspace, use search, and review filters. If you still cannot find it, confirm whether another teammate owns it or whether it belongs to a different workspace.

Should I create a new project for every idea?

Create a new project when the idea has a different goal, audience, or codebase. For small variations, it may be better to iterate inside the same project.

Can I use the dashboard as my project archive?

Yes, but use clear names. A dashboard full of projects called "test" becomes hard to manage quickly.

Next steps

• Find projects faster: Find and search projects
• Start your first project: Quick start
• Understand workspaces: Workspace