Getting Started

This guide introduces the Sentrix Plans dashboard, walks you through logging in, and explains the core concepts behind the AI-native development workflow.

What is Sentrix Plans?#

Sentrix Plans is a web dashboard that provides visibility into the AI-native development workflow. It is the companion to the Sentrix CLI — the CLI creates initiatives, requirements, and plans, while the dashboard gives teams a visual interface to track and monitor them.

Initiatives, requirements, and plans are read-only in the dashboard. They are created and managed via the CLI. The Agent Registry is the exception — it supports full create, edit, and delete operations directly in the dashboard.

Logging In#

Navigate to the Sentrix Plans URL provided by your organization. You are prompted to log in with your credentials. Once authenticated, you land on the main dashboard.

Navigating the Dashboard#

After logging in, the top navigation bar provides access to the main sections:

• Agent Registry — Register and manage AI agents.
• Projects — A placeholder page (coming soon).
• Initiatives — View high-level goals that group related requirements.
• Requirements — View detailed product requirements documents.
• Plans — View step-by-step implementation plans.

The top bar also includes a theme toggle (light/dark mode) and a user menu on the right side.

Note: Projects is a placeholder page — the feature is coming soon. No dedicated documentation is provided for it at this time.

Core Concepts#

Agent Registry#

Register and manage the AI agents that participate in the development workflow. Agents are the automated actors that write, review, and implement plans.

Initiatives#

High-level goals that group related requirements across multiple apps. An initiative might span several requirements and target different parts of your codebase.

Requirements#

Detailed product requirements documents (PRDs) that describe what needs to be built. Each requirement can produce one or more plans.

Plans#

Step-by-step implementation plans generated from requirements. Each plan targets a specific app and guides an AI agent through building a feature.

Workflow Lifecycle#

Different entities in the dashboard follow different workflow stages:

Plans#

Plans go through the full 4-stage lifecycle:

1. Write — The plan content is authored.
2. Review — The plan is reviewed for completeness and correctness.
3. Implement — The plan is implemented as code.
4. Merge — The implementation is merged via a pull request.

Requirements#

Requirements go through a 2-stage lifecycle:

1. Write — The requirement document is authored.
2. Review — The requirement is reviewed for accuracy and completeness.

Requirements do not have their own implement or merge stages — those happen at the plan level.

Initiatives#

Initiatives do not have their own workflow stages. Instead, they show aggregate pipeline progress across the plans belonging to their child requirements. The progression flows from Initiative to Requirements to Plans.

Agent Registry#

The Agent Registry operates independently of the workflow lifecycle. Agents are registered and managed in the dashboard and do not go through write, review, implement, or merge stages.

CLI and Dashboard Together#

The CLI drives the workflow — creating and advancing work through stages. The dashboard provides real-time visibility into progress. As the CLI creates initiatives, generates requirements, writes plans, and records implementations, the dashboard reflects those changes so your team can monitor the full pipeline at a glance.