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The Monk dashboard at monk.io/dashboard is the web console for everything that lives above a single deployment: your account, teams, projects, clusters, access control, audit, and billing. Day-to-day deploy and operate work happens in your coding agent; the dashboard is where you manage the organization around it. It is also the easiest place to create your Monk account: sign-up starts a 5-day free trial, no credit card required. Monk dashboard overview

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Finding Your Way Around

The top bar has a context switcher: flip between your Personal scope and any team, and optionally focus a single project. Global search (⌘K) jumps to any project, environment, or cluster. The top-right corner has a theme toggle, your account menu, and a bug icon for reporting issues directly to the engineering team.

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What’s Where

Overview — landing page with project, environment, and cluster counts, subscription status, watcher credits, and infrastructure cost for the month. Build — Projects (create, custom instructions, capsule schedules), Environments (including PR-preview capsules with branch, PR link, and preview URL), Clusters (live status, members, and per-cluster detail), and Workspaces (editor workspaces linked to projects). Access Control (teams) — Members with role management and email invites, Roles with a permission builder for custom roles, and Assignments binding roles to members with project or environment scope. Observability (teams) — Audit: the event log of everything agents and members did, grouped into traces, filterable by project. Billing — Infra shows cloud cost and Monk fees per cluster and month; Subscription manages your plan, seats, and Stripe billing portal. System — Settings for cluster access policy, org-wide custom instructions, and billing alerts; Install Monk for connecting coding agents.

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Reporting Bugs

Click the bug icon in the top-right corner, pick Bug, Feature, or Other, and describe the issue. You can also report from your coding agent with /monk report a bug — see Getting Help.

Team collaboration

How teams, invites, and shared clusters work