Dashboard guide

Everything below lives in the left sidebar once you're logged in.

# Dashboard

A live, auto-refreshing (every 5s) overview for whichever router you select: request volume over the last hour, success rate, p95 latency, token usage, cache-hit rate, the router's routing chain at a glance, and a recent-requests table.

# Routers

Create/rename/delete routers, and open a router's own page — which is where you'll spend most of your setup time. On a router's page you get: a live-updating "Connect" panel with ready-to-copy code snippets (cURL / Python / Node, in whichever of the three API formats you pick), the routing-chain editor (add steps, reorder them with up/down arrows, assign a specific provider key per step, toggle context-overflow behavior), recent logs, and a setup checklist that walks you through the four things a router needs before it can serve a request: a provider key, a routing step, a key assigned to that step, and a first request.

# Providers

Add/rename/delete provider API keys, grouped by provider. Each key shows a live status badge — verified valid (green), invalid (red), out of quota (amber), or not-yet-verified (click to check) — so a routing step referencing a broken key is visibly flagged before you find out the hard way in production.

# API Keys

One card per router showing its endpoint URL and masked key prefix, with a one-click Regenerate (old key stops working immediately; new one is shown once).

# Logs

Every request, live-streamed in as it happens. Filter by router or favorites. Each log opens into full detail: conversation view, raw request/response JSON, per-attempt fallback trace, timing, cost, and a Replay action that reruns the same conversation against a different model and diffs the two results (inline diff, side-by-side, or raw JSON).

# Sessions & Recordings

Reached from a router's page. Sessions group requests by your x-session-id header; Recordings are explicit start/stop capture windows started from the dashboard or the recordings API. Both give you a scoped log list with their own stat tiles (requests, tokens, avg latency, success rate).