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The Dashboard is where you talk to Dume. Every conversation is a session, and you can keep several open as tabs at once.

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Tabs run in the background

Open a new tab from the + next to your current tabs, or click into a saved session from History. There’s no cap on how many you can have open at once. A tab you’re not looking at keeps working: start a research task in one tab, switch to another, and come back once it’s done instead of waiting on it.

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Watching a task run

For anything with more than one step, a Progress panel on the right lists what Dume is doing and checks items off as it finishes them. A Context panel below it shows which model is handling the session and how much of its context window is in use.

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Sending a message

Every session shares the same message box: text, attachments, connected tools, and voice input. See Chat with Dume for how to write an effective prompt and what each control does.

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Permission and clarifying prompts

A session stops and asks before anything hard to undo, and asks for missing details instead of guessing. See When Dume asks you something back for what that looks like in practice.