Dashboard

A project’s dashboard is a live web app that reads the latest solution and renders it. It runs in the project’s own sandbox, so it is a real application — charts, tables, whatever the problem needs — not a static export.

Command	Does
aura dashboard	Print the dashboard’s URL and open it in your browser
aura dashboard --no-open	Print the URL only
aura dashboard --project <id>	Do either for a project other than the selected one

aura dashboard

Run dashboard
  URL      https://aura-api-eu.strangeworks.com/api/v1/projects/proj_01J8Z…/run/dashboard/d/eyJhbGci…/
  Expires  in 12h

Inside a chat session, /dashboard does the same thing for the project you are already talking to:

> /dashboard
https://aura-api-eu.strangeworks.com/api/v1/projects/proj_01J8Z…/run/dashboard/d/eyJhbGci…/

The URL carries its own credential

The link contains a view ticket, not your API key. The ticket is read-only, reaches nothing but this one project’s dashboard, and expires — so it is safe to paste into a browser, a chat message, or an <iframe src>, none of which are safe places for a key.

It is a bearer credential all the same: anyone holding the link can see the dashboard until it expires. Send another when it does — aura dashboard mints a fresh one every time.

Over SSH, and in CI

The URL is always printed. A browser is only launched when one would plausibly appear in front of you — so on a remote box over SSH, under CI, or with output redirected, the command prints and stops rather than opening a window on the wrong machine. --no-open forces that behaviour anywhere.

That makes it pipeable:

aura dashboard --project "$PROJECT" --no-open | grep URL

Which project

The dashboard belongs to the selected project unless you say otherwise — --project → AURA_PROJECT → the config file, like every other command.

The project has to be in run mode

A dashboard exists once a project has been modeled and its run workspace set up. Before that the command fails with 409 — check MODE in aura project list.

From the SDKs

Both SDKs mint the same ticket, for embedding a dashboard in your own product:

const url = await aura.dashboardUrl(projectId);

url = await aura.dashboard_url(project_id)

Use createDashboardTicket / create_dashboard_ticket instead when you need the expiry — to refresh a long-lived embed before the ticket runs out.