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Local dashboard

View project health, routes, and recent operations in your browser.

The dashboard shows service health, routes, resources, and recent operations. It is read-only: use the CLI or terminal UI to deploy or change configuration.

Open the dashboard

Install the shared local services, then open https://mm.test. Choose a registered project to see its dashboard. Use the links shown by mm rather than guessing a project hostname.

The full dashboard setup requires Linux with systemd and HAProxy, plus Docker Compose or Podman Compose. Configure DNS or hosts-file entries for its .test names; mm does not add them automatically.

Check a problem

sh
mm --runtime docker-compose dev services status
mm dev tls status
mm doctor

Use podman-compose instead if it owns your shared services. If a project was just registered, refresh the shared services to add its dashboard certificate:

sh
mm --runtime docker-compose dev services plan
mm --runtime docker-compose dev services apply --plan PLAN_HASH --yes

Replace PLAN_HASH with the printed hash. See troubleshooting for DNS, certificate, and service repair steps.

Access and privacy

The dashboard omits secret values, credentials, raw command output, and private filesystem paths. Anyone who can reach the trusted local routes can view the overview; it is not a per-user authorization system for shared workstations.

Normal setup starts the dashboard automatically. mm dev dashboard serve is for development and diagnostics. Its backend defaults to 0.0.0.0:42831 and requires mm's private proxy credential; do not expose or proxy it separately.

API consumers can use the version-1 dashboard schema. The read-only endpoints are /api/v1/dashboard, /api/v1/events, and /api/v1/schema. Events tell clients when to refresh their snapshot.