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Dashboard Overview
A tour of your BrainRoad dashboard — agents, keys, templates, billing, and settings.
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Your Home Base
The BrainRoad dashboard at app.brainroad.com is where you manage everything about your AI agents. The sidebar on the left gives you quick access to every section.
Sidebar Navigation
Overview
Your landing page after signing in. Shows a summary of your agents, their current status, and quick actions.
Agents
Lists all of your provisioned agents. Click any agent to open its detail page with the following tabs:
- Chat — talk to your agent directly through OpenClaw’s WebChat interface. This is the same conversation interface your agent uses on its connected channels.
- Console — a full terminal session inside your agent’s container with access to the complete OpenClaw CLI. Use this for advanced configuration, debugging, or running commands directly.
- Browser — a live view of your agent’s browser instance. See exactly what your agent sees when it browses the web.
- Activity — real-time log output from your agent. Useful for monitoring what your agent is doing, watching message processing, and catching errors.
From the agent detail page, you can also start, stop, and restart your agent, or re-run the setup wizard. Learn more about how agents work.
Keys
Manage your AI provider API keys. Add keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and other supported providers. Keys are stored inside your agent’s container and masked in the dashboard after saving.
Templates
Browse and apply pre-configured agent templates. Templates set up your agent for specific use cases — like handling email, responding to leads, or creating content — in one click.
Billing
View your current plan, upgrade or downgrade, and manage your subscription. Access your Stripe customer portal for invoices and payment methods. See Plans & Pricing for plan details.
Settings
Account-level settings including your profile information.
Agent Status Indicators
Each agent shows a status badge: Running (green), Stopped (gray), Starting (pulsing), or Error (red). A stopped agent preserves all its data and configuration — it just is not actively processing messages.