### The Main Rule

Use the Chat page for normal work. Use the Control pages (the rest of the dashboard) mostly for checking if the system is healthy, not for changing settings.

## Dashboard Sections

### Chat

The normal place to talk with your assistant. Ask questions, summarize files, and get work done here.

### Overview

The status page. It shows if the system is healthy. Look here for `Uptime` and `Status`.

### Gateway Access

The "doorway" connection area. Contains your `WebSocket URL` and `Gateway Token`. Don't share the token!

### Sessions

A list of your conversation workspaces. You can see active and past chats here.

### Usage

Shows activity and resource info. Use this to see how much the assistant has been working.

### Agents & Skills

Agents are assistant "roles" (like Research or Coding). Skills are specific abilities (like reading PDFs).

## What is Safe to Click?

- Safe: Chat, Overview, Docs, Usage, viewing Sessions/Agents.
- Caution: `Connect`, `Refresh`, `Edit`, `Delete`, or `Restart` buttons.
- Rule: If a button sounds like it changes something, ask the assistant in Chat first.

### Private Information

Do not share screenshots that reveal your Gateway Token, Passwords, or API Keys. These are like keys to your assistant's engine.

### TutorClaw HelpBot

I can help you understand this page. For this alpha version, use the links below or ask TutorClaw in Chat for step-by-step help.

Safety Boundaries

Calendar: read-only. TutorClaw can read events only and cannot create, edit, delete, move, invite, or cancel events.

Telegram: keep bot token private; access should be limited to allowed Telegram user ID; do not share the private bot publicly.

Textbook Chapters

- 1. Beginner Setup
- 2. What To Do After Setup
- 3. Control Panel Guide
- Connect to Phone
- Telegram Safety
- Connect to Calendar
- Calendar Safety
- Supported Skills
- General Safety Tips

Suggested Chat Prompts
“Explain this page in simple steps.” “What should I do next?” “Help me practice this in chat.” “Show me one step at a time.”