Dashboard Features

The Mentu dashboard provides a comprehensive set of views and tools for managing your commitment pipeline. This page covers each feature in detail.

Workspace Dashboard

The landing page after login. Provides a high-level overview of your workspace health:

Commitment counts by state: open, claimed, in_review, closed, dismissed
Recent activity feed showing the latest operations
Quick stats — commitments opened today, average time-to-close, active agents

This view gives you an at-a-glance understanding of pipeline throughput and where attention is needed.

Commitments View

The primary working view. Displays all commitments in the workspace as a filterable, sortable list.

Filtering and Search

Filter by state: open, claimed, in_review, closed, dismissed
Filter by actor: see only commitments claimed by a specific agent or human
Filter by tags: narrow down by classification labels
Full-text search across commitment titles and descriptions

State Badges

Each commitment displays a color-coded badge indicating its current state:

State	Badge	Meaning
`open`	Blue	Awaiting someone to claim it
`claimed`	Yellow	An actor is actively working on it
`in_review`	Purple	Submitted, awaiting approval
`closed`	Green	Completed with evidence
`dismissed`	Gray	Discarded without completion

Detail Page

Click any commitment to open its detail page, which shows:

The full state timeline — every operation that touched this commitment, rendered as a vertical timeline with timestamps and actors
Evidence chain — all evidence items submitted with the commitment (PR links, build logs, test results)
Related memories — any memories referenced by the commitment
Action buttons — contextual actions based on current state

Commitment Actions

From the detail page (or inline in the list), you can perform state-changing actions. Each action fires a POST /ops request to the Mentu API.

Action	Operation	From State	To State
Approve	`close`	`in_review`	`closed`
Submit	`submit`	`claimed`	`in_review`
Reopen	`reopen`	`closed` / `dismissed`	`open`
Dismiss	`dismiss`	`open` / `claimed`	`dismissed`

Actions are only available when they are valid for the commitment’s current state. Invalid transitions are disabled in the UI.

Memories View

Browse and manage all memories captured in the workspace. Memories are context objects — bug reports, decisions, annotations, notes — that inform commitment work.

Kind Badges

Each memory displays a badge for its kind:

Kind	Description
`bug`	Bug report captured by the BugReporter SDK or manually
`context`	Background context for a task or project
`decision`	An architectural or process decision
`note`	General-purpose annotation

Annotation Support

Click any memory to view its full content. From the detail view, you can add annotations — follow-up notes that append to the memory without modifying the original capture.

Ledger View

The raw, chronological operation log. Every operation that has been applied to the workspace appears here in time-descending order.

Searchable

The ledger is fully searchable. Search by:

Operation type (commit, claim, submit, close, capture, etc.)
Actor (human:rashid, agent:claude, etc.)
Payload content (free-text search into operation payloads)

This view is invaluable for debugging and auditing — you can reconstruct the exact sequence of events that led to any state.

Bridge

The Bridge is the command queue for remote agent execution. It enables asynchronous communication between the dashboard and agents running in development environments.

Command Queue

Queue commands from the dashboard that agents will pick up and execute:

View pending commands waiting for agent pickup
See completed commands with their results
Cancel commands that are no longer needed

Machine Status

The Bridge displays connected machines and their health:

Online — agent is connected and polling for commands
Offline — agent has not checked in recently
Busy — agent is currently executing a command

Kanban Board

An alternative view for commitment management. Commitments are organized into columns by state:

| Open | Claimed | In Review | Closed |
|------|---------|-----------|--------|
| ...  | ...     | ...       | ...    |

Drag and drop commitments between columns to trigger state transitions. The board enforces valid transitions — you cannot drag a commitment to an invalid state.

Settings

Workspace configuration and integrations.

Actor Mappings

Map external identities to Mentu actors. For example, map a GitHub username to a human: actor so that PR events are correctly attributed.

GitHub Integration

Connect your GitHub repositories to the workspace:

Automatic commitment creation from GitHub Issues
PR status synced to commitment evidence
Label management (mentu-tracked, claude, autonomous)

Webhook Configuration

Set up outgoing webhooks to notify external systems when operations occur:

Configure webhook URLs
Select which operation types trigger the webhook
View delivery logs and retry failed deliveries

Real-Time Updates

The dashboard uses Supabase Realtime subscriptions to receive live updates. When any operation arrives in the operations table:

The subscription fires immediately
The relevant view updates without a page refresh
State badges, counts, and timelines all reflect the new state

This means multiple team members can watch the same workspace and see changes as they happen — when an agent submits a commitment, the team lead sees it move to in_review instantly.