> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.seekr.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Navigate the app

> Get oriented on the Home page and the navigation sidebar.

## Start on the Home page

When you open SeekrGuard, the **Home** page shows a **Welcome** panel of quick-start cards that link to **Examinations**, **Datasets**, **Evaluators**, and **Models**. Dismiss the panel with the **×** in its top-right corner. It stays hidden in later sessions.

Below the panel, the **Model Risk Assessment** section ranks your registered models by risk under a single profile.

* **Sort By** – order the models by risk score or by any of the profile's category scores, and use the button beside it to switch between ascending and descending.
* **Risk Level** – show only models at one risk level, or all.
* **Profile** – choose the risk profile that scores the models. The selector shows whether the profile is active and how many categories it contains.

Each model appears as a numbered card with its risk level badge, risk score, and some of the profile's category scores. **View all metrics** opens the profile page with the full set.

When a category score falls below its threshold, the card shows a count of threshold violations. Point to the count to see each category with its score and threshold.

**View Model Card** opens the model's card, **Test Model** starts a new examination, and **Chat with Model** opens the Chat page. Clicking the card itself selects the model and scopes the **AI Assistant** panel to it.

<Note>
  The risk score is a measure of risk, where higher is worse. The category percentages beneath it are performance scores, where higher is better. A model with high category percentages therefore carries a low risk score. See [how a risk score is calculated](/guard/app/risk-profiles#understand-how-a-risk-score-is-calculated).
</Note>

The buttons at the top right of the section switch between three views:

* **Cards** – one card per model, ranked by the sort you choose.
* **Radar** – all models on a single chart, each drawn as a polygon across the profile's categories on a 0 to 100 scale.
* **Bars** – one bar per model for the metric you pick from the **Metric** list, either the overall risk score or one of the profile's categories. Bar color reflects the model's risk level.

To hide a model from the dashboard, use **Hide from dashboard** on its card or click its name below the radar chart. It stays hidden in later sessions. A count of hidden models and **Show all** then appear beside the view buttons.

## Ask the AI assistant

The floating <Icon icon="sparkles" /> button opens the **AI Assistant** panel. It is available on the Home page and on an examination's results.

Clicking a model's card, or its bar in a chart, scopes the assistant to that model. The panel header then shows what it is scoped to, with a chip per model and **Clear** to reset the selection. The `{}` button clears the conversation.

## Use the navigation sidebar

The sidebar sections, in order, are:

| Section             | Purpose                                                       |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Home**            | Review model risk under a profile and open quick-start tasks. |
| **Chat**            | Talk to a model and evaluate its responses inline.            |
| **Risk Profiles**   | Create and manage weighted sets of risk categories.           |
| **Risk Categories** | Define the individual risk dimensions used by profiles.       |
| **Examinations**    | Create and review batch evaluations.                          |
| **Comparisons**     | Score one response with several evaluators and judge models.  |
| **Evaluators**      | Browse the evaluator library and create custom evaluators.    |
| **Datasets**        | Upload and manage test datasets.                              |
| **Models**          | Register and manage models.                                   |