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The dashboard ships inside the Nasiko server. Open your cluster URL — nothing extra to install. It reads the same data the CLI and API do.

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Signing in

Sign in with a username and password at your cluster URL. GitHub, Google, and Microsoft buttons appear only if your organization has enabled them.
Enterprise. GitHub OAuth is wired in the open-source server. Microsoft/Google SSO buttons need the OIDC login route, which is nasiko-ee only — see SSO and SCIM.
Sessions are stored in a secure cookie. When a session expires, the app returns you to the login screen. The rail, left to right: Also in the module trees, not all on the rail: Workflows and Executions (Workflows), Set up CLI, Flows, Resources, Secrets.
Enterprise. Departments, Teams, Users (full org hierarchy), Team Access, Agent Runtime, and Group Mappings appear in nasiko-ee only. Open-source Users and access grants still exist without that hierarchy.

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Artifact registry

Enterprise. The artifact registry is a standalone nasiko-ee service. Open-source ships the embedded image registry at /v2/* and a client (nasiko registry connect/search/list) that can point at an Enterprise registry if you have one.

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Screens

Chat

Orchestrator or a named agent.

Agents

Catalog, deploy, manage.

Workflows

MAF pipelines and executions.

MCP gateway

Connectors and per-agent tools.

Sessions and traces

Transcripts and traces.

Settings

Secrets, SSO, flow limits.