Dashboard Tour

The dashboard (apps/web-ui) is the only place you need for day-to-day router management. Every page below calls the same server REST API — if you prefer automation, everything can be called directly (see the API Reference).

Overview

• Dashboard — traffic, spend, and routing performance at a glance.

Traffic

• Endpoints — how to connect your apps: base URL + API key, plus a tunnel setup for sharing.
• Chains — build model chains: sequential steps, strategies (priority, round-robin, load-balanced), and fallbacks.
• Skills — reusable prompt snippets, plus reference skills you can copy to a coding agent so it knows how to use the router.

Connections

• API Keys — create, restrict models, disable, and reveal sk_tr_ keys. Each key can be bound to a plan.
• Providers — connect provider accounts (API key or OAuth), set priorities, test connections, and view per-account quotas.
• Media — provider catalog for embeddings, TTS, STT, and image.
• Proxy Pools — group outbound proxies for accounts that need specific IPs.

Safety

• Guardrails — PII, prompt injection, topic, toxicity, and bias policies, layered from global down to per-key. Includes a dry-run mode.
• Provider Health — the condition of each provider account: cooldowns, failures, and quota status.

Cost & Analytics

• Usage — requests, tokens, cost, and latency per time range (today, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days), broken down by model and client (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc).
• Plans — limit templates: spend, tokens, period, alerts, hard cutoff, and model allowlists.
• Quota Tracker — usage against active budgets, pausable per item.
• System — host and server process metrics.
• Settings — router behavior: timeouts, round-robin provider/chain, outbound proxy, request detail recording, down to display branding.

Developer

• Console Log — a live stream of recent server logs (500-entry ring buffer).
• CLI Tools — one-click configuration for coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, and others) pointing straight at your Tera Router instance.