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# Orbitron Web

🔗 <https://orbitron.megaone.com/en/dashboard>

**🧭 Access and Management**

1. Visit: [https://orbitron.megaone.com](https://orbitron.megaone.com/)
2. Sign in with Google

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### 🖥️ Menu and Permission Structure

Orbitron Web displays different accessible menus based on user permissions (Administrator/General Member).

#### 1. Administrator (Owner)

Users with owner permissions can access all menus to manage the organization, users, and usage data.

<table><thead><tr><th width="189.09375">Menu Item</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Context Management</strong></td><td>Create, modify, delete, and search personal and organizational contexts.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Organization Context Approval Management</strong></td><td>Process and manage context approval requests within the organization using approve/reject buttons.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>MCP Management</strong></td><td>Create, modify, delete, and manage MCP (Model Context Protocol) configurations.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Organization &#x26; User Management</strong></td><td>Manage organization settings, member invitations, role and permission changes, and user status.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Usage Analytics</strong></td><td>Monitor daily/model-based usage trends and usage statistics.</td></tr></tbody></table>

#### 2. General Users (Member)

General users can proactively manage their own contexts and request to add contexts to the organization.

<table><thead><tr><th width="189.09375">Menu Item</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Context Management</strong></td><td>Can create, modify, and delete personal contexts, and view organizational contexts.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Organization Context Management</strong></td><td>Check the approval status (Pending/Processed) of organization contexts you have requested to create.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>MCP Management</strong></td><td>Create, modify, delete, and manage MCP configurations.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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#### 📊 Dashboard <a href="#register-context" id="register-context"></a>

The dashboard displays key metrics upon entry, allowing you to intuitively check the status of contexts.

<div align="left"><figure><img src="/files/gl4QwrELoehbGohaQUwO" alt="" width="291"><figcaption></figcaption></figure></div>

* Total Contexts: The total number of contexts registered across the organization (Personal/Organization)
* Pending Requests: The number of approval requests waiting to be processed

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### 📝 Context Management

This is the menu for viewing, creating, and modifying **contexts**, a core feature of Orbitron.

Contexts can be configured to help Orbitron provide more accurate and relevant responses by referencing project goals, configuration summaries, documentation, and other essential knowledge.

#### 1. Context List View

View all registered contexts in a list. You can quickly find desired contexts through the search bar at the top.

<figure><img src="/files/rIQ47VdNnJjd6gyVslKJ" alt="Context List"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Category: An item that classifies the nature of the context (e.g., `devops`, `infra`, etc.)
* Title: The identifiable name of the context
* Version: Version information of the context
* Organization: The organization name to which the context belongs (when it's an organization context)
* Created Date: The date when the context was first created
* Tag: Tags set directly by users to easily search and identify contexts

#### 2. Context Details and Functions

Click on an item in the context list to navigate to the details page where you can perform the following actions:

<figure><img src="/files/SDeqhq8bv14rLwK9pyTO" alt="Context Detail"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Copy Context: Copy the content of the current context to clipboard
* Download Link: Copies a downloadable link for the context
* Download: Downloads context content as a local file (Markdown, etc.) for backup or use in editors
* Edit: Modifies the body content, category, tags, etc. of your own context and updates the version
* Delete: Deletes your own context that is no longer in use

<figure><img src="/files/JohqIxzm065vTW99g4Xv" alt="Context Version"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* **Version Compare**: Select a previous version of the context to visually compare differences (Diff) with the current version and check change history.

#### 3. Context Creation and Modification

Click the `New Context` button to create a new context.

<figure><img src="/files/XpDEdAr2jBGqnLawQHZE" alt="Context Create"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Context Type: Select the type of context to create
  * Personal Context – Visible only to you
  * Organization Context – Shared with team or organization
* Title: Enter the title of the context
* Category: Select the classification of the context (e.g., `Infrastructure Management, Cloud Operations, Security Inspection, Vulnerability Testing`, etc.)
* Tags: Enter tags and press Enter to add them for easier search and identification (e.g., `aws`, `terraform`, `cost-optimization`)
* Content: Write the essential knowledge content that Orbitron will reference in Markdown format

#### 💡 Tip: Quick Access from Terminal

Contexts and metadata set in Orbitron Web help you easily search and reference contexts within Orbitron:

```
/context
/context:tag ai
/context:category infrastructure
```

You can also use the `Ctrl + K` shortcut to select contexts directly within the terminal.

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### 🔄 Organization Context Approval Management

In Orbitron, you can request to register contexts as **organization contexts**.

> 💡 **If you are an organization owner:** When an organization context addition request is submitted, organization owners can review the requests on the list screen. You can check the details of each requested context and choose to **Approve** or **Reject**. Upon approval, the context is shared with the entire organization. Upon rejection, the context is deleted.

**Approval Logic:**

| Status                                | Description                                               |
| ------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| Personal Context                      | Immediately approved upon creation (you are the approver) |
| Organization Context (Admin created)  | Immediately approved upon creation                        |
| Organization Context (Member created) | Created in pending status, requires admin approval        |

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### 🔧 MCP Management

This is the menu for creating and managing MCP (Model Context Protocol) configurations. You can configure and utilize various MCP servers through MCP settings.

#### 1. MCP List View

View all registered MCP configurations in a list.

<figure><img src="/files/g5uxh9KINh8X7g3mt7xX" alt="MCP List"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Title: The name of the MCP configuration
* Description: Description of the MCP configuration
* Created Date: The date when the MCP configuration was first created
* Modified Date: The date when the MCP configuration was last modified

#### 2. MCP Creation and Modification

Click the `New MCP` button to create a new MCP.

<figure><img src="/files/6lcnjC1SSXDTekEf4NKw" alt="MCP Create"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Title: Enter the title of the MCP
* Description: Enter a description for the MCP (optional)
* JSON Configuration: Write MCP server configuration in the Monaco Editor-based JSON editor

**JSON Configuration Format:**

MCP configurations are written in the following JSON format:

```json
{
  "server-name": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-example"]
  }
}
```

**Validation Rules:**

* Server name: Lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens (-), underscores (\_), and dots (.) allowed
* Minimum 1 server configuration required
* Maximum 50 server configurations allowed
* Maximum JSON size: 100KB
* Dangerous commands blocked: `rm`, `del`, `format`, `sudo`, etc.

#### 3. MCP Details and Functions

Click on an item in the MCP configuration list to navigate to the details page where you can perform the following actions:

<figure><img src="/files/PZsTcorPfaNv2bIQgmbi" alt="MCP Detail"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* Edit: Modify the MCP's title, description, and JSON content
* Delete: Delete MCP configurations that are no longer in use

#### 💡 Tip: Sync MCP Configuration from Terminal

Organization shared MCP configurations registered in Orbitron Web can be easily viewed and downloaded from the terminal:

```
/shared-mcps
```

When you run this command:

* You can view the list of MCP server configurations shared by your organization.
* You can select a configuration to copy to clipboard or download as a JSON file.

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### 👥 Organization & User Management

*(Administrator-only menu)*

Manage members belonging to the organization and adjust permissions.

* Organization Settings: You can modify the organization's name and write a description of the organization. The affiliated company cannot be modified.
* Invite Member: Through the member invitation button in the upper right, enter the email of a new member, select their role and user permissions, and send an invitation.
* Member List: A list of users belonging to the organization
  * Name: The name of the organization member
  * Email: The account email of the organization user
  * Permission: Current permission (`Owner` or `Member`)
  * User Auth: User's permission (Execution `Can execute` or Plan `Can view and plan`)
  * Join Date: The date the user joined
  * Remove: You can remove users who are not using Orbitron
* Invitations List: A list of sent invitation requests. You can check invitation status, copy invitation links to send directly to users, and cancel invitations.
* SSO Settings: You can check PoPs SAML configuration information and recommended settings.

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### 📈 Usage Analytics

*(Administrator-only menu)*

Visually monitor AI usage status within the organization.

* **Daily Usage**
  * Search Criteria: You can search by selecting start date and end date
  * Download Excel: You can download the queried usage as an Excel file
  * Search Results
    * You can view total tokens, total cost, total requests, and active users at a glance for the queried dates
    * Top 5 Users: View the top 5 users with the highest Orbitron usage (based on tokens)
    * You can view daily charts by token usage / cost / requests / users
  * User Daily Usage
    * List usage by user within the organization to identify who is most actively using Orbitron
    * Search Criteria: Select start date and end date, search by name or email
    * You can check metrics according to the queried conditions
    * Search Results: You can view user, date, tokens, cost, and request count in a table
* **Usage by Model**
  * Search Criteria: You can search by selecting start date and end date
  * Search Results
    * You can view usage distribution by model in a pie chart
    * You can compare token usage by model as Input tokens / Output tokens / Total tokens
  * Model Usage Analysis
    * You can identify which model's tokens are being used by date and user
    * Search Criteria: Select start date and end date, search by name or email