Almost everything in Gritiva is done at gritiva.com rather than on a command line. This page is the map: what each item in the left sidebar is for, and which documentation covers it in depth.
The sidebar is grouped into Core, Infra, Network, Team and Set. Labels are short by design — hover any of them for a one-line description.
CORE (/dashboard) — the overview. Servers, services and health at a glance. This is where you land after signing in, and the fastest way to see that a machine has gone quiet.
GUARDIANS (/dashboard/guardians) — AI monitors that watch a target and can heal it without waking you. See Guardians.
PLANS (/dashboard/plans) — long multi-step tasks the assistant is running. A plan that stalls can be resumed here rather than restarted.
INFRA (/dashboard/infrastructure) — your machines and what runs inside them: servers and VMs, their Scopes, and the built-in web terminal.
This is where you add a VM (which hands you the installer one-liner from Quick Start), create and destroy Scopes, and open a shell without exposing SSH. Scope concepts live in Concepts: Scope; the terminal is covered in SSH and Web Terminal.
PROJECTS (/dashboard/projects) — projects group services. Deploying from a repository, environment variables, deploy history and per-service logs all live under a project.
MESH (/dashboard/mesh) — the private encrypted network that connects your machines across clouds and through NAT, plus the firewall rules, VNets and vRouters layered on it. Start at Concepts: Mesh, then Concepts: VNet.
FLOW (/dashboard/sharing) — sharing storage and resources between machines, and the access shares that let another person or team use something of yours. See Concepts: Service & Sharing.
PEOPLE (/dashboard/people) — organization members, teams and the roles that decide who can touch what. See Concepts: RBAC and Tenants.
SHARED (/dashboard/shared-with-me) — the other side of FLOW: resources somebody else has shared with you.
ADMIN (/dashboard/admin) — platform administration, including the audit trail described in Concepts: Audit Logs. Visible only to platform administrators.
There is no general-purpose Gritiva CLI. Two things run on a managed VM:
/opt/gritiva/gritiva-agent — the agent itself. Its subcommands are run, auth, setup, health, maintenance, scope-status and scope-mode. You use setup once during enrollment and health when something looks wrong.
gmeshctl — inspects and edits the machine's local mesh peer roster (gmeshctl peer list).
Everything else — creating Scopes, deploying services, attaching domains, managing the mesh — is the panel or the REST API. If you find a document telling you to run some other Gritiva command, it is wrong; please report it.