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The dashboard shows what every script did: each run with its source, its calls and its history, the failures grouped across the many scripts models write, the tools’ latency and errors, and the use of each end user. It reads the same API as the SDK, so what the dashboard shows is what your harness and your model see.

Sign in

On app.rewind.codes, sign in with Continue with GitHub, or with your email and the 6-digit code sent to it. Then pick your organization, or create one; an invitation link takes you straight to the organization that invited you. While sign-ups are closed, a new email joins the waitlist, and gets an invitation once approved.
The sign-in card: Continue with GitHub, or an email and a codeThe sign-in card: Continue with GitHub, or an email and a code
A server of your own without WorkOS asks for an API key instead, kept for the tab, or on the device when you ask.

Find your way

The dashboard has one sidebar:
  • At its top: the organization picker, and Find (press F): a run by its id, a view, a saved search.
  • The views: Overview, Observability, Scripts, Tools and Namespaces.
  • At its bottom, the account menu: your organization (members, roles, API keys), the theme, the time zone (UTC or local), the server, and sign out.
Observability, a run and the organization turn the sidebar into their own, under a back arrow: from a run, back returns to the list it was opened from.
The Find palette over the OverviewThe Find palette over the Overview

Find: press F anywhere, then type a run id, a view or a saved search

What you see depends on your role

The dashboard shows what your role allows. The run views need runs:read, the namespace views namespaces:read, and each part of the organization its own permission. A member limited to labels (agent:triage) sees only the runs carrying them. See Roles. The dashboard never picks an end user: it reads every namespace of your organization. A run’s namespace is a column, a filter and the term namespace: of the query language.

Live

Views refresh on their own: the Overview and the waiting runs every 10 seconds, the namespaces every 30 seconds, and a run that is still going follows its event stream as each step is committed. Links carry the view, the query, the window and the step, so a URL you share opens the same thing.