Dashboard Tour
A walkthrough of the Scrubby dashboard — what each page does and why you'd use it.
The dashboard at scrubby.ai/dashboard is the human-facing complement to the MCP tools and GitHub App. You don’t need it for day-to-day work, but it’s where you go for setup, billing, team management, and inspecting Scrubby’s view of your repositories.
Repositories
scrubby.ai/dashboard/repositories
The list of repositories Scrubby is tracking for you. From here you can:
- Add a new repository to be indexed.
- See indexing status (
queued→indexing→ready). - Trigger a manual re-index (full or incremental).
- Open a repo’s detail view.
The detail view shows the discovered domains, the connection graph, hot domains, and recent commit activity. It’s a good place to land when you want a visual sense of “what does Scrubby actually see in this repo?” — the same data that powers scrubby_get_domains, scrubby_get_network, and scrubby_get_findings.
Account
Personal account management:
- Plan status (Pro / Team / Enterprise) and trial countdown.
- Billing — opens the Stripe portal for invoices, payment method updates, and refunds.
- Plan switch / cancel / reactivate.
- Audit preferences (digest frequency, severity threshold).
- Sessions — revoke active sessions if a device was lost.
- Generate API tokens for scripting.
If you’re an admin on multiple orgs, the dashboard switches scope based on the org dropdown in the header. Plan and billing settings live per-org.
Plans
The plan picker. Self-serve checkout for Pro and Team plans via Stripe; Enterprise routes to a contact-sales flow. Plan changes mid-cycle are prorated.
Team
Visible to admins on Team or Enterprise plans. From here:
- Invite members (by GitHub username or email).
- See members synced from your GitHub organization who haven’t been invited yet.
- Change roles (admin / member).
- Remove members.
- Add or remove seats; changes are prorated.
See Inviting Teammates for the operational details.
Feedback
A direct line to the Scrubby team. Anything from “this finding was wrong” to “we’d love an integration with X” lives here. Faster to read and respond to than email.
Login
The sign-in page. GitHub OAuth, no passwords. See Sign in & Accounts for the auth model.
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