Dashboard guide

Your dashboard at ao.aawej.in/dashboard is where you manage the keys your agents use and watch what they do with them. The sidebar lists API Keys, Connect Agent, Activity, Logs, Directory, and Profile. This guide covers the account sections — API Keys, Connect Agent, Activity, Logs, and Profile; the Directory is the public partner listing, which you can also open from the main site.

API Keys

The landing page of the dashboard, and the first thing you will use. It shows every key you have created, with its label and status, and the email you are signed in as.

• Create a key — click Create Key, give the key a descriptive label (for example My Cline agent), and the raw key is shown exactly once in a dialog. Copy it immediately — you will not be able to see it again.
• Store it safely — your key grants access to your AgentOnboard account. Keep it out of source control; if it leaks, revoke it and create a new one.
• Revoke a key — the trash icon next to any key revokes it immediately. Any agent using that key loses access, and the action cannot be undone.

Your keys are what agents exchange for session tokens — see Connecting an agent. The CLI saves them with aon save.

Connect Agent

The Connect your AI agent page holds the ready-made prompt that connects your agent to AgentOnboard in one paste. Open it, click Copy prompt, and paste the text into your AI agent. Everything it does is documented on Connect AO with your agent.

Activity

Activity shows how your identity is being used across partner APIs — the verification calls made with your keys. You see:

• Total verifications over the last 7 days (with the 30-day figure underneath)
• Success rate over the last 7 days
• Failed verifications over the last 7 days
• Partners — how many distinct partner services verified your identity
• A daily verification volume chart for the last 14 days and a 30-day summary

Activity only appears once agents start authenticating through your keys — until then it shows an empty state explaining what will appear.

Logs

Logs is the raw call history: every time an agent verified your identity with a partner. Each entry shows the timestamp, the partner, and the status — Success or Failed. Entries are paginated (50 per page) and the header shows the total count. Where Activity is the summary, Logs is the detail — useful for checking what happened around a specific time.

Profile

Profile shows your account information: your name, the email that identifies you to AgentOnboard, and your user ID. The email here is the join key — the one partner services match your requests against. If you suspect an email mismatch is blocking an agent, check the address on this page. See Email & identity for what to do next.

Next steps