Console guide
Open Console to inspect your resources in a browser. Documentation does not require sign-in. Platform pages require an active account and access to the requested scope.
Sign in and choose a scope
- Select Sign in and use the email-code or configured social sign-in method shown.
- Open Workspaces and choose a workspace. An empty list or No workspace access requires an administrator to grant access; repeating sign-in does not create membership.
- Choose a project from Projects or the top selector. Check its name and ID when names are similar.
- Open a resource area from the left navigation. Missing management controls can reflect permissions or archived/personal scope restrictions.
Scope selection determines the resources shown. A resource link from another project can be unavailable even with a valid session. Browser selection does not switch the CLI's saved project; use el auth config project there.
Find the right page
| Area | Use it to | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard | Orient yourself and open recent project resources | Quickstart |
| Model Loops | Follow RSI loops started in this project: state, rounds, best version, spend, live activity and loop results; read-only (steer through the API or MCP) | Model Loops |
| Jobs | Inspect Agent / Train Jobs, results, training metrics and outputs; cancel authorized Jobs | Jobs · Training |
| Inference | Manage endpoints, readiness, events and lifecycle | Inference |
| Trials | Inspect one attempt's logs, results and artifacts | Trials |
| Runners | Browse published Runner revisions available to the project under Experiment; search, paginate and copy exact selectors | Datasets and Runners |
| Datasets | Discover data, pinned revisions and tasks | Datasets |
| Checkpoints | Find training artifacts; view lineage, set TTL and visibility, copy or deploy | Checkpoints |
| Profiles | Manage reusable versioned runtime configuration | Profiles |
| API Keys | Create, scope, expire and revoke credentials; manage authorized service accounts | Authentication |
| Billing | Read recorded charges and training estimates | Billing |
| Limits | Read current quota configuration state | Limits |
| Members | Manage project roles and inspect inherited access | Members |
| Settings | Copy IDs, rename projects and manage lifecycle | Settings |
Workspace navigation provides Projects, authorized Billing, Members, Audit log and Settings. The account menu offers account and workspace access, theme controls and sign-out. Sign-out ends browser access; it does not revoke Keys or stop cloud work.
A first tour without launching compute
Open Datasets, inspect a revision, then look at existing Jobs and Checkpoints. These reads do not submit work. Creating a Job, training client or inference endpoint, or waking an endpoint, is a separate action that can allocate resources. Read the relevant guide before confirming it.
Most lists place Create or Add at the top and open a dialog. Check the scope and inputs before submitting. An error inside the dialog is not a successful action. Save a new Key's secret before closing its dialog; it will not be shown again.
Read status and evidence
Accepted submission does not prove execution, verifier success, downloadable artifacts or working inference. Open the detail page and inspect:
- Job: member outcomes and aggregate scores.
- Trial: exit status, verifier result and artifact list.
- Training: completed operations, metrics and persisted checkpoint metadata.
- Inference: ready state, events and an actual authenticated request.
- Cleanup: final operation receipt and any failed resources.
Use Refresh or Retry when a read fails. An unavailable page is not proof of zero usage or deletion. Keep timestamps and resource IDs for support, and redact private information in screenshots. See Troubleshooting.
Website and bilingual documentation
The public website provides product information and public research or leaderboard pages when available. Console holds authenticated resources. Documentation provides matching English and Simplified Chinese pages; language switching preserves the article. Public research or leaderboard results do not automatically describe your private runs.