Getting around

The panel is a single-page app served by the same binary that serves the API. Everything in it is reached from the top bar.

The engagement dashboard: severity counts across the organization and the recent pentests list

The top bar

Five links, left to right after the logo:

Link	What it shows
Overview	The dashboard above: severity counts across the organization and your recent engagements.
Pentests	Every engagement in this organization, searchable and filterable by status.
Findings	Every finding across every engagement, in one list.
Recon	Every asset across every engagement, in one list.
Help	The in-app tutorial for connecting an agent.

Under the logo is the display name of the organization you are currently working in. If it says the wrong client, you are in the wrong tenant. Switch from the avatar menu.

On the right:

a Search button that opens the command palette
the avatar menu, holding Organizations, Settings, the theme picker and Sign out

On a narrow screen the five links collapse into a drawer behind the menu button.

The dashboard

The severity tiles count findings across your 25 most recent engagements, not just the active one. A total that looks too high usually means an old engagement is still being counted.

The command palette

Press Ctrl+K (or Cmd+K on macOS) anywhere in the panel.

The command palette open over the dashboard, showing pentest, asset, observation and finding matches for a search term

It searches across pentests, findings, assets, observations, phases and attachments in the current organization at once. Each row says which kind of record it is and which engagement it belongs to. Arrow keys move, Enter opens, Escape closes.

Paste a hostname, an IP, a partial path, a username or a CVE identifier. When there are more matches than the palette can show, See all results opens the full search page, described in Searching across engagements.

Inside an engagement

Opening a pentest replaces the page with the engagement shell: a breadcrumb and title at the top, a row of tabs under it, and three buttons on the right.

The tab strip inside an engagement, with Overview, Workspace, Network, Ports, Assets, Findings, Notes and Files

The tabs are:

Tab	Page
Overview	Progress, severity breakdown, next phases, recent findings, engagement details.
Workspace	Engagement phases, and per-asset methodology when an asset is focused.
Network	Declared CIDR ranges and discovered IP clusters.
Ports	Every open port found in this engagement, grouped or tabulated.
Assets	The scope list: in scope, flagged, out of scope.
Findings	The findings for this engagement.
Notes	A full-page scratchpad.
Files	The engagement’s file area.

The three buttons on the right stay put on every tab:

Scanner opens the built-in scan engine
Recon opens a side drawer listing this engagement’s observations, with a quick add form
PT Settings opens engagement details and the Red Team Instructions override

Counts next to a tab are live. Assets counts in-scope, reachable assets only, since that is the remaining workload rather than the total inventory.

Theme

The theme picker in the avatar menu has three settings: System, Light and Dark. System follows the operating system and keeps following it. The other two pin the panel regardless of what the OS reports, which is useful when you are capturing screenshots for a report.