A brief becomes a real page.Find your way around the EMCP dashboard
Find setup, building tools, libraries, and recovery options in the new dashboard.
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Before you start
- EMCP installed and WordPress administrator access.
Let’s do this, step by step.
Step 01
Open the overview
Open EMCP Tools → Overview → Dashboard. Check the health strip: MCP server, Clients, Tools and version.
The dashboard is your starting point. Clients counts different clients that made successful calls in the last day. It is not the number of saved sign-ins.
Step 02
Find the right sidebar group
Locate Setup, Build, Library and Safety. Use Search or Ctrl+K on Windows, Command+K on Mac, to find a screen.
Setup holds Connection, Tools, Modules and Page Builders. Build holds AI Chat, Context, Prompts, Skills, Memory and Sandbox. Library holds Templates, Brand Kits and Marketplace. Safety holds History, Backup and Migrate, Redirects and MCP Log.
Step 03
Read activity and recent changes
Choose the activity range and inspect Recent changes. Open View history for more than the newest five changes.
Use activity to see recent work, then open History for the details. Check a change before using Undo, especially if somebody has edited it since.
Step 04
Resolve an attention item
Open one Needs your attention item and follow its link. Recheck the underlying screen after resolving it.
A notice can point to a disconnected server, drafts needing review, or a backup problem. Dismissing the notice does not fix the problem.
Step 05
Use the top bar and save bar
Locate server status, help, the changelog newspaper icon, notifications and account controls. On an editable screen, use its bottom Save changes or Discard button.
The top bar gives you status and help from any screen. When you change a setting, save it before leaving. If you see a leave-without-saving message, choose Stay to return and save.
You’re done when…
You can find Connection, History and MCP Log, identify server status, and save a changed setting.
Keep the reference handy.
The docs cover tool details and requirements for this lesson.