Use the dashboard
A tour of the Smritea dashboard. Create apps, try memory calls, browse stored memories and check usage.
The dashboard is the web app where you manage apps and API keys, try memory calls, and read usage. Sign in at https://smritea.ai/dashboard. This page lists what each area does.
Sidebar
The table lists the sidebar items and the page that each item opens.
| Item | What it opens |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | A summary of your organization. |
| Applications | Your apps, and the app wizard. |
| Memory Explorer | A tool to try memory calls and to browse memories. |
| All API Keys | Every API key across your apps. |
| Usage & Billing | Credits, activity, analytics and rate limits. |
| Manage Subscription | Your plan and invoices. |
| Teams | Teams in your organization. |
| Org Settings | Organization details and members. |
Your profile page sits in the account menu. It holds your name, your linked sign-in accounts and your password.
Applications and the app wizard
Applications lists your apps. Select Create App to start the wizard. The wizard has three steps: Basics, Ontology and Review. It saves a draft after each step, so you can leave and return. A pending draft shows in a Pending drafts list with a Resume button. See Create an app and API key.
Open an app to see its tabs:
| Tab | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Overview | The app ID, creation date, data plane, key count and status. |
| API Keys | The app's keys. Create and revoke keys here. |
| Memories | The app's stored memories. |
| Integration Guide | A code sample for the app. Use your own API key and region host in it. |
| AI Provider | Settings for using your own language model provider. |
| Advanced (managed) | Extraction, search and persona settings that the Smritea team manages. A checkbox unlocks edits. |
Try a memory call in the explorer
The top of the Memory Explorer page is a playground. It runs real add and search calls against one of your apps.
- Pick an Application.
- Choose the Create Memory tab or the Search tab.
- Set the actor: its type, name and ID. On search, the actor ID and type are optional filters.
- Enter the Content or the Query.
- Select Execute. The Response card shows the status and the body.
The playground uses your dashboard sign-in, not an API key. Its calls still count against your quota and rate limits.
Browse stored memories
Below the playground, pick an application to list its memories. Use Filter by actor ID to narrow the list. Select a memory to open its detail view.
| Section | Fields |
|---|---|
| When | Active From, Active To, Created, Updated. |
| Who | Actor ID, Actor Name, Actor Type, Conversation ID, Source Type, Participants. |
| Relevance | Importance, Decay Function, Decay Factor. |
| Content and Metadata | The memory text and its metadata. |
The explorer only reads memories. You cannot delete a memory from it.
Check usage
Open Usage & Billing. It has four tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Credits | Granted, used and remaining credits for each credit type. |
| Activity | Your credit ledger: date, type, amount, balance after, source and reason. |
| Analytics | Hourly usage. Pick a From and To time, then select Load. Rows show operation, count and credits, with totals. |
| Rate Limits | For each operation, how many calls you made in each window against the window's limit. |
For what each call costs, see Limits, quotas and credits.
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