Dashboard tour
The embedded admin dashboard (React + Vite + TanStack + shadcn/ui) groups collections in the sidebar, opens each into a type-aware records table, and edits fields through per-type panels with an inline syntax-help popover on every rule input. Collection Import/export round-trips the same JSON shape Schema as code uses, so a collection built by hand in the dashboard can be checked into version control the same way a hand-written one can.
A collection’s own auth options editor (on an auth-type collection)
covers sign-in/manage rules, identityFields as a real email/username
multi-select, login alerts, magic-link sign-in, an OAuth2 provider picker
with per-preset config fields (Apple’s Team ID/Key ID/private key,
Microsoft’s tenant, GitLab’s base URL, a generic OIDC issuer), per-flow
verification/reset-password/confirm-email-change template overrides, and
a write-only “regenerate secret” action per token kind. The record drawer
for an auth record shows its TOTP status (with a superuser “Reset TOTP”
button) and its linked OAuth2 providers (with per-provider Unlink).
Getting started checklist
Section titled “Getting started checklist”A dismissible “Getting started” card on the dashboard home is computed live from your instance’s own settings/collections APIs — not a separate onboarding flow with its own state — and walks a fresh install through app identity, branding, mail delivery (including sending a test email), giving an auth collection a sign-in method, scheduling backups, enabling rate limiting, and (optionally) configuring S3 storage. Each item links straight to the settings page/tab that satisfies it, and the card disappears on its own once everything on it is done (or you dismiss it).
Settings
Section titled “Settings”Every server setting lives under Settings, organized into 7 tabbed
groups — Application, Email, Auth & security, Database, Automation,
Integrations, and Logs — each a single page with tabs addressed by a
?tab= URL search param rather than the old flat sidebar of individual
pages. The command palette still jumps straight to any individual tab by
name. See Settings pages for what
lives in each group.