Dashboard Overview
Navigate the Checkpoint dashboard to manage detection, policies, delegations, and deployments
Getting Started
The Checkpoint dashboard is your central hub for managing AI agent detection, enforcement, and governance. After signing in you land on your organization's Home overview, and every surface is reachable from the left rail.
Navigation
The left rail is organized into three groups — See (understand your traffic), Decide (act on it), and Account:
See
| Item | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Home | Organization overview — the landing page for your org |
| Activity | A feed of classified requests and enforcement decisions as they happen |
| Analytics | Detection analytics: traffic trends, agent breakdown, and policy decision outcomes |
Decide
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Policy | Author, dry-run, and deploy Cedar policies; configure the authentication and consent experience under Policy → Auth |
| Delegations | View and revoke the delegations agents hold |
| Agents | The agent hub — agents seen on your properties, with per-agent detail pages |
| Servers | Deploy and manage KYA-OS agents and servers (including Molti one-click deploys) |
| Connections | Manage gateway connections |
| Installations | Your SDK and Gateway installations, credentials, and installation health |
Account
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Settings | Organization settings, team members, and SSO configuration |
Analytics, Activity, Policy, Delegations, and Installations are project-scoped — they show data for the currently selected project. Switch projects from the project selector.
Key Areas
Activity
The Activity feed shows classified requests in near real time. Each entry includes:
- Timestamp
- Detection class (
human,ai_agent,bot,incomplete_data) - Confidence score (0–100)
- Agent name (if identified)
- The policy decision that was applied (or, in observe mode, what it would have been)
Use Activity to verify your integration is working and to investigate specific visitors.
Analytics
Analytics provides aggregated views:
- Detection rate — Percentage of traffic classified as agents or bots
- Agent type breakdown — Distribution across detection classes
- Traffic trends — Historical detection patterns over time
- Top agents — Most frequently detected agent types
See Analytics & Reporting for details.
Policy
Policy is where enforcement lives. Describe a rule in plain language in Compose, review the generated Cedar, dry-run it against real traffic, then Authorize & deploy. The Policy → Auth surface configures the authentication and consent journey agents and users see when a policy challenges them. See Policies for the full authoring guide.
Agents & Delegations
Agents lists the AI agents observed across your properties with per-agent detail pages. Delegations shows the authorization grants those agents hold — what scopes, for how long, and for which user — and lets you revoke them. See Govern for the underlying model.
Creating Your First Project
- Sign in to the Checkpoint dashboard
- Create or select an organization
- Create a new project for the domain you want to protect
- Follow the guided setup to install a detection method (Pixel, Beacon, Middleware, or Gateway)
- Find your credentials and verify the integration under Installations
Each project gets a unique Project ID and API Key. Use these credentials when configuring Pixel, Beacon, Middleware, or Gateway integrations.
See Managing Projects for a detailed walkthrough.
Next Steps
- Managing Projects — Create and configure projects
- Project Settings — Legacy per-project settings pages (Detect, Govern, Enforce)
- Analytics & Reporting — Understand your detection data
- Detect — Set up detection methods
- Enforce — Configure enforcement policies
- Govern — Deploy KYA-OS governance
