Getting Started
Dashboard overview
A tour of the Zapat dashboard: Pipeline view, PR detail, Config, and Billing.
Updated March 3, 2026
The Zapat dashboard is your control center for monitoring jobs, managing repositories, adjusting configuration, and tracking usage. Here is a section-by-section overview.
Pipeline
The Pipeline view is a live feed of all jobs across your connected repositories. Each job card shows the issue or PR it is working on, the current state, the trigger type, elapsed time, and cost. You can filter by state, trigger type, or repository. Click any job to open the detail view.
Job detail
The job detail view shows a timeline of events for a specific job: when it was created, when it entered each pipeline stage, and narrative progress messages from the agent. For completed jobs, you see the final cost, token usage, and a link to the resulting PR. For failed jobs, you see the error reason and error code.
Repositories
The Repositories section lists all connected repos. You can see each repo's active job count, last activity time, and connection status. Use this section to add new repos (by installing or updating the GitHub App), enable or disable a repo, or change per-repo configuration.
Configuration
Configuration is split into org-level and repo-level settings. Org-level settings apply to all repos unless overridden. Key settings include concurrency limits, auto-merge rules, rework cycle limits, timeout values, and the AI model to use. See the Configuration section of this Help Center for a full reference.
Usage and billing
The Usage section shows your monthly issue consumption (used vs. limit), total cost, success rate, and a breakdown by trigger type. This data resets at the start of each billing period. The Billing section is where you upgrade, downgrade, or manage your subscription.
Note
The dashboard polls for updates every few seconds when you have running jobs. You do not need to refresh manually to see live progress.
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