The Kodachi dashboard, control by control

Five dashboards and a boot tool, one manual. Each page plays through the real interface and explains every control a user touches, or you click the control you are looking at and read about that one. Where two controls look alike and are not, a Know this card opens under the explanation and compares them: WireGuard against Hysteria2, plain WireGuard against its obfuscated variants, round-robin against weighted, the three panic tiers, what each hardening level breaks. Nothing here runs: these are renders of the dashboard plus its own help text. New to Kodachi? Read in this order. Startup first, because every session begins there. Then Circle, the dashboard a fresh install opens, then Lite Classic for the complete workspace and Shared controls for the top bar, the output drawer and the notifications that sit on every dashboard. SOC and Vitals only watch the machine, ColonyOps is for building multi-step workflows, AutoShield runs before any dashboard opens, and the tray menu reaches the same controls from the panel icon. One rule holds everywhere: switching dashboards changes only the view. Opening a dashboard never connects a VPN, turns Tor on or changes your route by itself.