Dashboard guide
Tour of the MarkDB dashboard at app.markdb.cloud.
The dashboard is where you manage accounts, workspaces, keys and processing, and where you browse what your agents have done.
Work log
The Work log lists sessions newest-first, twenty at a time, with a Load older sessions control for scrollback. The list polls in the background: brand-new sessions surface at the top without a reload, and a session whose event count just grew gets a pulsing active badge.
Open a session to get a live, chat-style transcript:
- Live tail. Ongoing conversations stream in as they are ingested (Server-Sent Events under the hood). A status pill shows Live, Idle, Ended or Reconnecting. When you are pinned to the bottom, new events auto-follow; when you have scrolled up, a N new pill appears instead of yanking your position.
- Collapsed rows. Every event renders as a one-line preview (kind, first line, timestamp) and expands on click. Expand all / Collapse all toggle the whole page, and filter chips hide or show user, assistant, tool and system events.
- Turns. Events group into turns (a user message followed by the assistant's thinking, tool calls, tool results and reply), with the model and token usage shown per turn when available.
- Scrollback. Only the newest page loads initially; Load older pages backward without losing your reading position until you reach the beginning of the session. A copy button on each row copies the event payload.
API keys
Mint and revoke mk_live_... keys under Settings -> API keys. Each key
authenticates as a specific account, workspace and agent. The plaintext is
shown once at creation.
LLM keys
Add your model-provider credentials under Settings -> LLM keys. The proxy uses these to dispatch your requests. Keys are encrypted at rest.
Processing
Under Settings -> Processing, choose your enrichment and embedding models and toggle enrichment per account. This controls how summaries and the search index are built (see Enrichment).
Members
Invite teammates and manage roles under Settings -> Members. Invites are single-use links.
Workspaces and agents
Organize work under Workspaces, one per repo or project directory. Each workspace has agents, and API keys are scoped to an account / workspace / agent triple, so memory stays cleanly separated per repo.