Nova Admin Docs

Getting Started

A quick tour of the Nova Admin dashboard and the moving parts you'll touch on day one.

This page walks through the dashboard top-to-bottom so you know where each primitive lives and how the pieces connect.

Sign in

Nova Admin is a Firebase Auth passwordless setup, gated to a internal allow-list. Once signed in you land on the Command Center — the home page of the agent platform.

The dashboard layout

The dashboard splits into a few primary surfaces, all reachable from the left nav:

  • Command Center — overview of recent activity, agents, and flows.
  • Agents — create, edit, and run agents. Each agent has its own persona, model, tool allowlist, and memory.
  • Flows — multi-step workflows: cron-driven, manually invoked, or triggered by events.
  • Skills — reusable prompt fragments that any agent can invoke via /skill-name.
  • Integrations — credentialled providers (Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Stripe, Linear, and more).
  • Sandboxes — isolated execution environments for browsing, code execution, or desktop automation.
  • Observability — traces and run timelines for every agent execution.

Your first run

  1. Open Agents and pick any agent (or duplicate one to keep the originals untouched).
  2. Click Run and pass a task in the chat surface. The agent will call the tools it's been granted and stream output back.
  3. When the run finishes, open the same run in Observability to see the full timeline: every tool call, response, model invocation, and token cost.
  • Agents — anatomy of an agent record.
  • Flows — wiring agents into automated workflows.
  • Integrations — how providers, actions, and auth types fit together.

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