Dashboard — Autopilot Docs

Dashboard

The dashboard is your home base. Once you've installed the GitHub App, every section in the left-hand sidebar shows you a different slice of what Autopilot is doing across your repositories.

Sidebar at a glance

Section	What it's for
Dashboard	List of installations and a getting-started checklist.
Sessions	Every AI agent run with a full message-by-message timeline.
Issues	All synced issues across your repos, filterable by state.
Pull Requests	All synced PRs across your repos, filterable by state.
CI Updates	Repositories Autopilot watches for automatic dependency PRs.
Releases	Trigger release workflows from the UI with the right inputs every time.
Actions	Cross-repo view of GitHub Actions workflow runs.
Docs	Repository documentation indexed for AI search.
Secrets	End-to-end-encrypted secret files. See the Secrets section for the full guide.
Repo Setup	Templates that bootstrap new repositories automatically.
Webhooks	Outgoing webhooks so other systems can react to Autopilot events.
Settings	Toggle automations, edit AI prompts, manage access tokens and billing.

The home page

The first thing you see is a card for each GitHub App installation, plus a four-step "Getting Started" checklist:

Install the app on the repositories you want Autopilot to manage.
Configure webhooks — there's nothing to do here, the app subscribes for you.
Customize prompts in Settings if you want to steer the agent's voice or rules.
View sessions in Sessions once events start flowing in.

Each installation card shows the repository count and links out to GitHub's installation page where you can adjust which repos Autopilot can see.