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The Runchat dashboard is where your workflows live. Organise them, jump back into recent work, and switch between your personal canvas and your team’s shared workspace.
Runchat dashboard with a grid of workflow cards
Sidebar with five navigation options
The sidebar has five places to go:
  • New Workflow: start a blank canvas
  • Workflows: your main library, with folders and search
  • Artifacts: every published page, presentation, or website you’ve generated. See Artifacts.
  • Tasks: workflows that run on a schedule. See Tasks.
  • Team: manage members, seats, and the credit pool. See Teams.

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Workflows grid

Workflows show up as a grid of cards, sorted with the most recently edited first. Each card shows a preview made from the workflow’s recent outputs, its name (editable on the card), when it was last edited, who made it, and any folder. A search box at the top finds workflows by name. Right-click any card for the common actions: rename, move to a folder, schedule it to run, download assets as a zip, or delete.

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Asset actions on workflow cards

Expanding a card surfaces actions on the generated assets themselves: favourite an image, bulk download a set, share to a public URL, or use a selection of images to train a custom LoRA. Easy to miss and worth knowing about.

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Folders

Folders panel
Folders keep things tidy and can nest as deep as you like. To move a workflow into a folder, drag its card onto the folder, or right-click the card and pick a destination. Workflows without a folder appear in an “ungrouped” area. A folder becomes a library once you right-click and choose “Add to Nodes”. Tools inside an installed library appear in the node picker and become available to the chat agent. Folders organise; libraries make tools callable.

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Personal vs team view

Toggle between personal and team workflows
A toggle at the top of the dashboard switches between your own workflows and your team’s. When it’s on you see everything the team is working on. When it’s off you only see your own. Anything you make inside a team is visible to the rest of the team automatically. To keep something to yourself, mark the workflow private from the editor.

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Examples

The public Examples gallery is a good place to grab a starting point or see what’s possible. Click any example to open it, then save a copy to customise without affecting the original.

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Next steps

  • Artifacts: browse and manage published pages, presentations, and websites
  • Tasks: view scheduled workflows and their run history
  • Saving and Loading: how Runchats are saved, organized, and made private