Dashboard
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The RunContext Cloud dashboard at app.runcontext.dev is where you manage everything about your hosted semantic planes. It’s a read-and-manage interface — you still build and curate metadata locally with the CLI, then publish to the cloud.
The home page shows a snapshot of your organization:
- Published semantic planes — how many data products are live
- Overall tier distribution — how many products are Bronze, Silver, Gold
- Recent activity — latest publishes, team joins, connector runs
- Connected tools — how many MCP clients are actively querying
This is your at-a-glance health check for your team’s semantic layer.
Data Products
Section titled “Data Products”Browse every data product published to your organization.
Product list — sorted by name, with tier badges (Bronze/Silver/Gold) and last-published dates.
Product detail — click into a product to see:
- Models — every table/view with descriptions, grain, and ownership
- Fields — column-level metadata: types, descriptions, semantic roles, sample values
- Governance — trust status, sensitivity classification, refresh cadence
- Rules — golden queries, business rules, guardrail filters
- Lineage — upstream and downstream dependencies
- Tier scorecard — what’s passing, what’s missing for the next tier
This is the same information available via the MCP server, but presented visually for humans.
Manage who has access to your organization.
Members — list of all team members with their roles and last-active dates.
Invite — send invitations by email. Choose a role:
- Admin — manage billing, team, and settings
- Editor — publish and update semantic planes
- Viewer — read-only access to dashboard and MCP endpoint
API Keys — each team member has their own key for MCP connections. Admins can view and revoke any key.
Connectors
Section titled “Connectors”Managed database connections for automatic introspection.
Active connectors — list of configured databases with their status (connected, error, syncing) and last introspection date.
Add connector — choose a database type, enter connection details, select tables, and set a refresh schedule.
Introspection history — see when each connector last ran, what it found (new tables, changed columns), and any errors.
Monitor how your semantic planes are being used.
- MCP queries/day — how many times AI tools are hitting your endpoint
- Top data products — which products are queried most often
- Top tools — which MCP tools are used most (search, explain, guardrails, etc.)
- Connected clients — how many unique AI tools are connecting
This helps you understand which data products are most valuable and where to focus curation effort.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”Organization-level configuration.
- Organization name — update your display name
- Default sensitivity — set a default sensitivity level for new data products
- Billing — view your current plan, usage, and invoices
- Payment method — add or update credit card (processed by Stripe)
- Plan management — upgrade, downgrade, or cancel
- Danger zone — transfer or delete your organization
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Current plan — shows your plan (Team or Enterprise), billing cycle, and next invoice date.
Usage this period — seats used, connectors active, MCP queries made.
Invoices — downloadable PDF invoices for each billing period.
Payment method — Stripe-managed credit card. Update anytime.
Plan changes — upgrades take effect immediately (prorated). Downgrades take effect at the end of the billing cycle. Cancellations retain access through the paid period.