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Getting Started / Dashboard Access

Read the dashboard as an operating console

ScreenerBot’s dashboard is not only a collection of pages. Its header, ticker, navigation, and status bar continuously tell you whether the system is ready, what it is monitoring, and whether trading controls are active.

Getting Started/Dashboard Access

Desktop access

Opens inside the native application

Headless access

Browser at the configured local address

Navigation

Configurable order and visibility

Live state

Header, ticker, and bottom status bar

Desktop app

The dashboard opens automatically after the backend reports ready and passes health checks. Stay inside the native window: its internal localhost port is dynamic and requires a session token.

Headless runtime

Open the configured host and port in a browser. The default binds only to the local machine.

http://127.0.0.1:8080

Identify the current operating tier

Missing pages or wallet metrics can be intentional when setup is incomplete.

SETUP

Initialization screen

No configuration exists yet. Dashboard APIs and navigation remain limited until setup or preview mode.

PREVIEW

Discovery-only dashboard

A banner explains that wallet balances and trading are unavailable while tokens and filtering remain usable.

FULL

Wallet-connected operation

The complete service graph, balances, positions, transactions, and trading controls can become active.

Read the interface from top to bottom

The persistent chrome is designed to answer a different operational question at each level.

01

Control and portfolio

Auto Trader state, wallet worth, SOL price, search, alerts, restart, theme, and settings.

02

Primary navigation

Home, Assistant, Positions, Tokens, Filtering, Auto Trader, Wallets, Transactions, Tools, Services, Events, and Config.

03

Live system ticker

Monitoring counts, filtering results, today’s P&L, RPC throughput, and background-service health.

04

Page workspace

The selected page, its sub-tabs, contextual toolbar, tables, charts, dialogs, and actions.

05

Runtime status

Version, uptime, memory, RPC rate and latency, trading state, open positions, and token count.

Navigate by task

The tab order can be customized, so learn the purpose of each group rather than memorizing a position.

Operate

Home, Positions, Tokens, and Wallets show the portfolio and assets you actively manage.

Decide

Filtering, Auto Trader, and Assistant control how opportunities are evaluated and acted on.

Verify

Transactions, Services, Events, and Config explain what happened and whether the system is healthy.

Act quickly

Search, Featured, notifications, restart, theme, and settings stay available in the header.

Readiness signals

Auto

Whether the Auto Trader is loading, stopped, or active, plus its current-day result.

Worth

Total wallet equity with SOL cash and token holdings separated underneath.

SOL/USD

Current SOL price and 24-hour change; select it to open the SOL chart.

Ticker

Monitoring, filtering, P&L, RPC throughput, and services health in one live row.

Status bar

Version, uptime, memory, RPC health, trading state, positions, and token counts.

Search quickly

Use the header search or Ctrl/Cmd + K to find tokens without leaving the current page.

Customize navigation

Settings can change tab order and visibility. Core page identities remain fixed even when their order changes.

Start with these pages

A first session should establish context before any trade.

Before trading

Confirm RPC health, wallet identity, service readiness, trade sizing, and the Auto Trader state.

If data looks stale

Check Services, Events, RPC metrics, and the active startup tier before assuming a page is broken.

If actions fail

Read the notification and event details; force stop, preview mode, missing wallet setup, or service health may block the action.

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