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The dashboard is the web UI for your control plane. It ships inside the control plane server, so there’s nothing extra to install or deploy, and it reads the same data your agents and API calls do.

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Signing in

Sign in with a username and password at your control plane URL. GitHub, Google, and Microsoft buttons appear only if your organization has enabled them.
Enterprise feature. GitHub OAuth is wired in OSS. Microsoft/Google SSO buttons imply a working OIDC login route, which is nasiko-ee only — see SSO setup.
Sessions are stored in a secure cookie — you don’t manage a token. When a session expires, the app returns you to the login screen. Your own account details — role, status, member since, last login — are on Profile, reached from your name at the bottom of the sidebar. Everyone with a login sees the same screens: Orchestrator, Agents, Your Agents, Add Agent, Sessions, MCP gateway, Flows, LLM router, Builds, TokenOps, Secrets, Settings, Access Control, Users, Departments, and Teams. Some screens are view-only unless your role allows more:
Enterprise feature. Of the screens listed above, Departments, Teams, Team Access, Agent Runtime, and Group Mappings are all nasiko-ee org-hierarchy/cluster features with no OSS equivalent. Users and Access Control are partially real in OSS — basic account management and the per-agent access model exist — but without the role hierarchy described elsewhere in this section.
Three screens appear only once your role qualifies:

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Artifact registry

Enterprise feature. The artifact registry is a standalone nasiko-ee service, not a control-plane feature — see Artifact registry. OSS ships only a generic client (nasiko registry connect/search/list) that can point at one if you have it.
Shared agents, skills, and templates live in the artifact registry — a separate app at its own URL. See Artifact registry.

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Screens

Chat

Talk to an agent directly, or let the orchestrator route your question.

Agents

Browse the catalog, deploy agents, manage the ones you own.

MCP gateway

Register MCP servers and control which tools each agent may call.

LLM router

Connect a provider and assign a model to each reasoning level.

Observability

Trace a conversation across every agent hop.

TokenOps

Spend per agent, month by month, with CSV export.

Administration

Users, teams, departments, and access control.

Artifact registry

Browse and publish shared agents, skills, and templates.