Hub overview
The dashboard that runs a project from spec to live dApp.
The hub is a project's home screen and the spine of the build: one screen that shows where everything stands and takes you to whatever's next. Open a project and you land here (the sidebar collapses on arrival so the hub gets the full viewport, and restores when you leave).
What you do from the hub
Pick up where you left off. The chapter rows each show their live state; hit Continue on the one you were working in and you're back mid-flow.
Follow the suggestion. A featured Up next card at the top marks the chapter to work in: the one in progress, else the first untouched chapter past your furthest work. There's always an obvious next move.
Answer status questions without opening anything. Every card previews its chapter's real content, so "did the deploy go live?" or "are any docs stale?" is a glance, not a navigation:
| Chapter | The card shows |
|---|---|
| PRD | Problem snippet, persona + page chips, section progress, word count |
| Design | Up to 3 screen thumbnails, page names, a run-state chip while generating |
| Code | A live preview of the app itself, plus file / service / database chips |
| Docs | Per-doc status dots (current / drifting / empty) and a drift warning |
| Deck | The pitch deck's state |
| Token Launcher | Your contracts and the network they're on |
| CMS | Rolling out soon; shows activation state once it ships |
Ship it. The Deploy button in the hub's header is always available: it opens the deploy flow and pushes your frontend to Vercel or Netlify. See Deploy.
Check the history. Overview keeps a compact recent-activity list; the Activity tab holds the full timeline, grouped by chapter. The Library tab holds the project's uploaded files. See Activity.
Administer the project. The Project settings button opens per-project administration: name, delete, and workspace backups. See Managing projects.
It's already warm
When the hub mounts, Modus quietly boots the Code chapter's container and preview server in the background, so clicking into Code connects to a hot session instead of waiting on a cold start.
See Chapters & unlocks for how the chapters depend on each other and the four states a card can be in.