Project Overview

Use the project overview to inspect your backend, copy connection details, review drafts, and jump into the right editor.

Project Overview

The Project Overview is the first place to check what Spala has built. It shows your backend resources, publish state, base API URL, frontend status, recent activity, and the project graph in one place.

Spala Project Overview showing tables, endpoints, functions, tasks, and publish controls
Project Overview gives you a scan-friendly view of the backend before you open detailed editors.

What You Can See

Base API URL
Copy the URL your frontend, integrations, or agents should call.
/features/api-docs
Resource Cards
Review tables, endpoints, functions, and tasks with important fields and routes visible.
/getting-started/interface
Endpoint Summary
See the API routes that exist and jump into the full endpoint list when needed.
/endpoints
Frontend Status
Check whether a hosted frontend exists and open frontend app controls.
/features/frontend-app
Draft Changes
Spot unpublished work before you publish the live API.
/features/publish-export
Recent Activity
Review recent edits and operational events without leaving the overview.
/features/project-overview

Project Network

The Project Network tab shows how the project fits together: tables, endpoints, functions, tasks, agents, triggers, channels, and auth-related nodes. Use it to understand dependencies before changing or deleting resources.

Spala Project Network graph showing connected backend resources
The project graph helps you find related resources and navigate from a high-level map.

From the graph you can:

- Inspect connected resources before making changes
- Open a quick view for a node
- Jump from the graph into the resource editor
- Check whether an endpoint, trigger, task, or agent depends on another resource
- Explain the project structure to a teammate or AI agent

Agents Tab

The overview also gives quick access to project agents. Use this when you want to run or inspect an automation without leaving the project context.

Spala Project Agents screen with builder, chat, activity, timeline, and settings tabs
Project agents can be built, run from chat, reviewed in activity logs, and inspected through timeline and metrics views.

Overview first, editor second

Start from Project Overview when you need to understand the whole backend. Open a focused editor when you need to change a table, endpoint, function, task, trigger, agent, or setting.

Lite Mode
/features/lite-mode
Use the Copilot workspace and project graph
Editor Workspace
/features/editor-workspace
Use tabs, view modes, Ask AI, Try, and save controls
Publish
/features/publish-export
Review and publish draft changes
Project Agents
/features/project-agents
Build backend automations inside your project