Dashboard overview
The dashboard is where you configure and inspect Thoth. Day-to-day support still happens in Discord.
Sign in at thothsupport.dev with the Discord account that has Manage Server on the target server.
Server navigation
Use the server switcher to move between servers you manage. Each server has its own tickets, knowledge, tips, settings, custom tools, billing, and team.
Pages at a glance
| Page | Primary purpose | Common tasks |
|---|---|---|
| Tickets | Review history | Open transcripts, search past issues, check CSAT |
| Knowledge | Curate what Thoth searches | Upload docs, paste text, add/sync URLs, test in Playground |
| Custom tools | Give Thoth live data access | Create webhook-backed lookups (orders, accounts, status). See Custom tools — SDK and demo in thoth-open. |
| Tips | Curate learned answers | Edit, merge, or remove tips from auto-learn |
| Insights | Understand performance | Spot top questions, deflection rate, knowledge gaps |
| Settings | Control behavior | Ticket types, staff roles, business hours, cooldowns, voice |
| Billing | Plan and usage | View usage, upgrade, manage subscription |
| Team | Dashboard access | Invite teammates, assign roles |
How it fits together
- Discord is the support surface. Users open tickets, talk, and get help there.
- The dashboard is the control surface. You upload docs, tune settings, review what happened, and connect tools.
- Autoconfig bridges the two. After you change ticket types or staff roles, run
/thoth autoconfigonce in Discord to create or update channels and the ticket panel.
Quick start from the dashboard
- Go to Settings and define staff roles and at least one ticket type.
- Run
/thoth autoconfigin Discord. - Go to Knowledge, add a few key docs, and test questions in Playground.
- Use Insights after some real tickets to see what to add next.
See Setup for the full flow.
