Navigating the dashboard

The dashboard is where you configure, measure, and operate your generative UI. The screens divide into two scopes, and knowing which one you are in is the whole trick to getting around.

Some things belong to your whole organization: your component catalog, the actions your app reports, the tools the model can call, your model and keys, your team, and the MCP connection your agents attach through. You set these once and every project draws on them.

Other things belong to a single project: its system prompt, its versions, its goals, its ROI comparison, its logs, its guardrails, its Connect details, and Dev Tools. A project is one running configuration of your generative UI, and everything project-scoped stays inside it and does not leak into another.

Always check which project you are in before you change anything project-scoped. Publishing a prompt or a version to the wrong project is the expensive mistake, so GenUI Portal keeps the current project named in the top of the shell on every project screen. If you are about to change a prompt, a version, or anything else that serves real traffic, read that name first.

The switcher

The shell carries a breadcrumb at the top left: your organization, and, when you are inside a project, the project name with a small arrow next to it. Select the project name to open the switcher. It lists every project in your organization, marks the one you are in, and ends with All projects, which takes you out to the organization’s Projects page. Select any project to jump straight into it.

Selecting your organization name in the breadcrumb takes you out to the organization’s Projects page, the same place All projects goes and the screen you land on when you sign in. It lists every project in your organization, and it is where you create a new one. When you first create an organization, it is born with one project already in it, and you land there ready to work.

Finding your way around

The sidebar changes with your scope. In your organization you see the organization screens; inside a project you see that project’s screens. Pick a group, then a screen inside it; the current screen is highlighted.

Each project screen carries its project in its address, so a link you copy and send lands your teammate on the same project you were looking at, not on theirs and not on a guess.

To jump anywhere without the sidebar, press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) or select the search field at the top, type a screen name, and press Enter. To switch between light and dark, use the theme button at the top right; the dashboard follows your system preference until you choose one.

For creating, renaming, and listing projects themselves, see Creating and managing projects. To build and publish what a project serves, see Project versions.

When something looks off

• You changed the wrong thing. Check the project name at the top before you edit anything project-scoped. If it is not the project you meant, open the switcher and move first.
• A shared link opens a “project not found” page. The project in the link is not one you can reach, because it was removed or it belongs to an organization you are not a member of. Ask whoever sent the link to confirm the project, or open the switcher to pick one you can see.
• A screen shows “This screen is a placeholder.” That part of GenUI Portal has not shipped yet. Nothing is misconfigured on your side.
• The search palette finds no result. The screen name does not match a screen in your current scope. Some screens live in your organization and some inside a project; switch scope and try again.