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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.worldflux.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Layout

The shell is fixed: a 260px sidebar on the left, a 59px sticky header with frosted blur, a 1200px content column. No alternating sections, no hero illustrations between rows. Everything sits on pure black with 1px graphite hairlines. The sidebar carries the workspace switcher, four nav sections (Workspace / Develop / Library / Settings), Docs + Support links, and an “Operational v0.1” status pill at the bottom.

Sections

First viewport: workspace name, plan, plan status, recent run count. Below: the onboarding wizard (until you have one synced run), a 3-card snapshot, two quota bars, the most recent runs table.
A 2-column grid of project cards. Each card carries a folder icon, the project name, and a one-line description. Click opens the project detail view.
A flat table of every synced run. Columns: client run id (violet mono), recipe, runtime, status pill (green / yellow / red / blue), created date. Hover reveals the open-arrow on the right.
Pick two runs. The page shows the manifest fields side by side and a metric delta table at the bottom. Up = green, down = red, no change = muted.
The curated runtime metadata that powers worldflux init --recipe. Filter by runtime, tier, or free-text. Each card has provider, VRAM, benchmark id, endpoint types, and any known issues.
API keys (one-time secret panel), Members, Workspace, Billing (Stripe portal), Profile (privacy + DSAR).

Run detail

Open a run from the table or the share link. The detail page stacks:
  1. Header card. Eyebrow Run · <runtime>, violet mono client run id, status pill.
  2. Share. Create a 7-day public link. Copy, open, revoke.
  3. Deploy metrics. Every key under manifest.metrics rendered as a small tile.
  4. Metrics chart. Line chart with reward (violet) and loss (blue).
  5. Logs. Virtualized scroll, line numbers, monospace.
  6. Artifacts. Left list, right viewer. JSON inline, HTML in a sandboxed iframe, video and image with signed URLs.

Public share

A share link is read-only. The recipient sees the run header, deploy metrics, chart, logs, and artifacts. They cannot revoke, edit, or follow back to the workspace. If the share owner sets a password, the link gates on a password screen first.

Status palette

The dashboard reuses Resend’s six event colors strictly for product data:
TokenHexMeaning
--ok (delivered green)#3ad389Run succeeded; quota healthy
--info (opened blue)#70b8ffRun in progress
--warn (complained yellow)#ffca16Quota above 80%; queued
--danger (bounced red)#ff9592Run failed; quota above 90%
--click (clicked lavender)#baa7ffClick-tracking events
--brand (resend violet)#9281f7Code identity, mono syntax
These colors stay inside data rows and dots. Section backgrounds, button fills, and decorative accents do not borrow them.