Dashboard

Overview

The Axiomatic platform is an optional hosted service that complements the CLI. The dashboard at axiomatic.sh provides visibility into your test results over time, scoped per organization.

The CLI works fully standalone - the platform is opt-in for teams that want centralized visibility and historical tracking.

Setting Up

1. Authenticate

axm login

This opens your browser for OAuth authentication. Your token is stored locally at ~/.axiomatic/credentials.

2. Run Tests

Results are automatically synced to the platform when you're logged in:

axm run

In CI, set AXM_TOKEN or use the GitHub Action with a platform token:

- uses: exalto-ai/axiomatic@v1
  with:
    anthropic-api-key: ${{ secrets.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY }}
    platform-token: ${{ secrets.AXM_TOKEN }}

Organizations

Every user has a personal organization created automatically on sign-up. You can also import GitHub organizations to share repos, billing, and test history with your team.

Importing a GitHub Organization

1. Click the org switcher in the navigation bar
2. Select Add Organization
3. Choose a GitHub org from the list and click Import

When a GitHub org member signs into Axiomatic, they automatically join the corresponding organization.

Roles

Each organization member has one of two roles:

The user who imports a GitHub org becomes its first admin. GitHub org admins are mapped to the Admin role; other members are mapped to Member.

Inviting Members

Admins can invite users by email from Settings > Members. Invited users automatically join the org when they sign in with a matching email. Invites expire after 7 days.

Switching Organizations

Use the org switcher in the navigation bar to move between your personal workspace and team organizations. All dashboard pages (repos, settings, billing) are scoped to the selected org.

Dashboard Features

The dashboard provides:

• Repositories - see all connected repos and their test status at a glance
• Test Runs - browse historical runs with pass/fail trends over time
• Violation Details - drill into specific failures with file links, line numbers, and agent reasoning
• Confidence Tracking - monitor how agent confidence changes across runs, helping you tune conditions

Settings

Settings are organized into personal and organization sections:

Personal:

• Account - profile, theme, repos in the current org
• Security - API tokens (can be scoped to a specific org or all orgs)

Organization:

• General - org name, slug, GitHub link, danger zone (leave/delete)
• Billing - plan selection, Stripe subscription management (admin only)
• Usage - credit balance, usage history, credit purchases (admin only)
• Members - member list, role management, pending invites (admin only)