Home - a prompt, not a dashboardThe console opens on a question rather than a metric. Three suggested prompts and the boards you looked at recently sit below, so there is something to press even with nothing to ask. The toggle top right swaps AI for classic - the old console is kept alongside, not replaced.Generated board - revenueThe board that the question "how is revenue this month?" produced. It carries a Generated-from-a-question tag and the original sentence in its header, so the screen says where it came from. It can be pinned home or shared.Generated board - token marketThe listed state. Price, volume, fills and market cap sit above an order-book snapshot and the pair and contract. The stage chips along the top switch the lifecycle, so one screen shows several points in time.Generated board - store dashboardOne store summarised as token price, volume, settled total and holders. The assistant on the right reads it back - the store is healthy - and proposes where to look next, so reading the numbers and deciding what to do sit on one screen.Quick start - four stepsVerification, store setup, token issuance and launchpad sale against a 2-of-4 bar. Only the step in progress carries a filled Open button, and its line - the agent prepares each step, you only approve - is the door into the wizard.Agents - handing over the repeat workSettlement drafts and the weekly revenue report are already live; disclosure drafts and event proposals sit as start-from-template. Running and not-yet-running share one grid, so what else could be handed over reads as a list.Settings - notifications and securityProfile, preferences, notifications, security, danger zone. Each notification states when it fires rather than just on or off - disclosure deadlines at D-14, D-7, D-3, D-1 - and SMS is defaulted off after saying it costs money per message.Smart wallet - why gas is zeroAn ERC-4337 account with its passkey devices and on-chain activity. The BNB balance reads 0.00 and the foot of the screen explains that before you can ask: a paymaster fronts the gas, so no native token is needed and only USDT is listed.Settlement - the screen the board wrapsWithdrawable balance, the vesting schedule and the settlement curve. This is the surface the revenue board pulls into its AI panel, so seeing the two together shows that a generated board wraps an existing screen rather than replacing it.Disclosure - vesting depends on itD-46 to the next filing, reduced to three steps and labelled about five minutes. Beside it sits the consequence: miss one and vesting pauses until a later filing makes it good. Rather than nagging about a deadline it names what is riding on it.Token and holders - locked before issuanceNothing is issued yet, so the FDV figure sits blurred behind a lock that reads unlocks once the valuation is done. Instead of an empty screen, the thing that would fill it is put in its place.Business - with the public page beside itRepresentative, registration number, opening hours and filed documents on the left, with the live public page previewed in a browser chrome on the right. An Under review badge sits by the name, and a timeline below runs from joining to launchpad completion.Store editor - edit beside the resultEditing a field on the left redraws the public page on the right, with a line at the foot separating preview from live. The three columns are wide enough that even at 1680 the assistant is cut off and the banner title overlaps itself - the original does not survive a narrow viewport.Launchpad - the fixed rules come firstSet the window, pre-registration and payment on the left and the summary folds into target, soft cap and fee on the right. Full refund below a 30 per cent soft cap and auto-cancel under 15 per cent at D-3 are pinned as fixed rules, so the terms the seller cannot change are visible inside the settings screen.Listing - before there is a marketNothing is issued, so the screen holds only "no market yet" and a button to issue the token. The filled version of this same screen is the token market board earlier - empty and full together show what the stage chips actually change.Listed - and what happened with itIt does not stop at congratulations: the four things that happened alongside the listing - instant payout, initial liquidity, vesting, live trading - each carry a status. Only vesting reads scheduled, separating what is finished from what is still coming.
