> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://resumecontext.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# The dashboard

> Reading your archive in the browser.

[resumecontext.com/dashboard](https://resumecontext.com/dashboard) shows your
projects. Open one and there are three tabs.

## Sessions

Every recorded session, newest first, with its author, agent, turn count and
machine. Filter by person. Open one to read the conversation turn by turn,
with roles, tool calls and timestamps kept distinct rather than flattened into
text.

Long turns collapse behind a "show all" control. Captured turns are whole, so a
single file read can run to tens of thousands of characters.

## People

Contributors as seen from recorded history: turns, sessions, active days, and
the range they were active over.

## Access

Who can see the project, their role and whether the invite is accepted. Invite
by email and remove from here.

<Note>
  **People and Access answer different questions.** Someone with access who has
  recorded nothing appears under Access and not under People. That is not a bug.
  Conflating the two is the mistake this data invites.
</Note>

## What the dashboard cannot do

Create a project. That is [`resumecontext init`](/docs/cli/init), run inside the
directory the project belongs to.