The dashboard
Project overview

Project overview

Project overview (sidebar: Project overview, shortcut g o) is the command center for a project — the "how healthy is my RAG right now" page. Pick a window with the Today / Yesterday / Last week tabs at the top.

Until your first trace arrives, this page shows the Connect steps instead (see Connection status and Quickstart).

Healthy rate

The headline number: the share of evaluated traces in the window that were complete_grounded (fully answered and grounded). A badge reads Healthy / Warning / Critical based on the rate.

  • The denominator is evaluated traces, not total — traces still evaluating (or whose eval failed) aren't counted as unhealthy, just not-yet-graded. See Healthy rate.
  • If your system correctly abstained on some queries, an abstention-adjusted line shows the effective rate (honest "I don't know" answers counted as acceptable). See honest abstention.

KPI cards

Four tiles, each with a 24-hour delta:

CardWhat it counts
New tracesTraces ingested in the window.
FailuresUngrounded (hallucinated) traces — the sum of the three *_ungrounded cells.
HealsHeal cards for this project.
p95 latency95th-percentile RAG latency, when you send latency_ms with your traces.

Note: "New traces" counts everything ingested; the trace-health donut below counts evaluated traces. If they differ, the gap is traces still being evaluated.

Trace health profile

A donut of the six failure cells for the window, with the healthy share in the center, plus achievement badges (heals resolved, streaks). Click a slice to jump to the Trace explorer filtered to that cell.

The diagnostics grid

Below the fold:

  • RAG health — a composite index of the three judges (sufficiency · faithfulness · completeness) with 7-day sparklines.
  • Knowledge-gap topics — failing-query clusters grouped by root cause, each tagged with its dominant failure cell. Click through to the matching traces.
  • Potential improvement — a projection of your healthy rate if every open heal were resolved, ranked by contributor.
  • Ver-advice — a short "what we'd do next" summary generated from your recent failures.