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

# Dashboard Guide

> Understand the operational home for your Chert project.

## Overview

See assistant count, active calls, connected workers, available lines, readiness stages, and recent calls at a glance.

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### Readiness by stage

Each worker reports Control, FaceTime sign-in, Accessibility, Screen capture, Audio, Video, Avatar, and Production media. Check the stages required for your selected profile and the freshness of their evidence. Audio and video have separate readiness checks. **Production media** is the master gate.

<Warning>
  **Availability is not readiness**

  A line can be available because it is not busy while its worker is offline. Check connected workers and heartbeat freshness to confirm it is answerable.
</Warning>

## Assistants

* Drafts are editable: name, system prompt, greeting, avatar, and framing.
* Publishing creates an immutable version. Publish again to change behavior.
* Archive permanently removes an assistant from selection. Duplicate it to revive its configuration.
* Voice is currently fixed platform-wide; the displayed selector does not yet affect calls.

## Calls

Review direction, mode, status, start time, terminal reason, and, during design-partner rollout, the lifecycle timeline, transcript, and summary.

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## Workers & Lines

Workers are the infrastructure units operating FaceTime. Lines are the FaceTime handles assigned to them.

* `auto_answer` answers inbound calls automatically.
* `customer_decides` asks your webhook to accept or decline.
* A line resolves the assistant's active published version when each call begins. New publications affect the next call without redeployment.

## Developer

Create and revoke project API keys, inspect scopes and last-used timestamps, and copy a project-aware authenticated request example.