Home
The Home page is the landing page at /. It adapts to who you are: every visitor gets the same featured catalog of repos, components, and skills as the hero, and signed-in visitors get a personal dashboard of their own organizations and repositories below it.
Access
Section titled “Access”On deployments where public browsing is enabled, signed-out visitors reach Home without an account and see the featured catalog under an “Explore WarmHub” heading, followed by a Sign in to do more panel. The personal dashboard is signed-in only. See Web App Overview for what each route shows signed out, and Getting Access for how to sign in.
Signed in, the page opens with a greeting — your first name when WarmHub has it, “Welcome back” otherwise.
Featured catalog
Section titled “Featured catalog”Three side-by-side panels highlight what is worth opening first. WarmHub curates what appears in them, so the contents change over time. A panel with nothing to show is hidden, and when all three are empty the catalog does not render at all.
- Featured repos — up to four curated repositories, each showing its organization, a short blurb, and an item count where the catalog provides one. Selecting one opens its repository detail page. Explore all repositories at the foot of the panel goes to Explore.
- Components — optional components you can install to extend WarmHub. Each row opens a dialog with the
wh component installcommand for that component and a button to copy it. Browse the catalog shows the command for listing the public component catalog. - Skills — WarmHub skills, ready to use with your agent. Rows either open a dialog with the command that adds the skill, or open an external link the catalog supplies. Browse WarmHub skills opens the WarmHub skills catalog on GitHub.
Your dashboard
Section titled “Your dashboard”Below the catalog, signed-in visitors get an at-a-glance view of every organization they belong to and every repository in those organizations.
Attention Needed
Section titled “Attention Needed”When any of your repositories have failed actions, an Attention Needed list appears first. Each row links to that repository’s Actions tab with the failing subscription already selected — or to the Actions tab on its own when the subscription that failed no longer exists. Reaching the Actions tab needs settings permission on the repository; without it the link lands on the About tab instead. The section is hidden when nothing is failing.
Recent Activity
Section titled “Recent Activity”A single-column list of your most recently active repositories — up to twenty, eight per page — each showing how many items it holds and how long ago it was last written, falling back to when it was created if nothing has been written to it yet. Selecting one opens its repository detail page.
Repositories
Section titled “Repositories”The full list of repositories across all your organizations, with a running count of how many match. Ten per page.
- Search — filter by repository name or organization as you type.
- Sort — Recent (default — most recently written first, falling back to creation time for repositories with no writes) or Name A–Z.
- Show only errors — narrow to repositories with failed actions. The button toggles back to Show all.
Each row shows the repository name, its organization, and how long ago it was last written — or “no writes” when nothing has been written to it yet. Repositories with errors carry a warning icon. Explore public repos → in the section header goes to Explore.
Organizations
Section titled “Organizations”A sidebar beside the repositories list, with a count badge and eight organizations per page.
- Search — filter by organization name as you type.
- Sort — Recent (default) or Name A–Z.
Recent orders organizations by their most recent repository activity. Organizations where you can read no repositories have no activity to order by, so they sort to the bottom, most recently created first. Selecting one opens its organization detail page.
If some of your organizations’ data fails to load, a banner warns you that the dashboard totals may be incomplete; the rest of the page still renders.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Explore — the public, cross-organization repository directory the featured panels link into.
- Organizations — browse a single organization’s repos, members, and settings.
- Repository Detail — where every repository row on this page leads.