> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.browspark.krishm.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Overview page
> Connection state, setup snippets for every client, and today's numbers at a glance.
Click the extension icon to open the dashboard in a full browser tab. It has five pages in the sidebar: Overview, Tabs, Tools, Activity and Settings. The sidebar also shows the connection state, a theme switch (system, light, dark) and the extension and companion versions.
## Connection card
Shows whether the extension is connected to the companion (`127.0.0.1:`), reconnecting, or stopped, how long the session has been live, and the companion version. **Stop** and **Resume** are the same emergency controls as on the Settings page.
## Setup
A client picker (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Kilo, Antigravity) with the exact command or JSON to paste, a copy button, the file it belongs in, what to do next, and a link to that client's MCP documentation. The snippets already include `--port` when you changed the bridge port. Full text of each is in [Connect an agent](/connect/agents).
## Numbers
Shared tabs and attached tabs are always shown. **Operations** and **Errors** count commands since the extension started and appear only while the [activity log](/dashboard/activity) is on; with it off nothing is counted.
## Stale worker banner
When you rebuild the extension without reloading it, the files on disk are newer than the running service worker. The dashboard detects the version mismatch and shows a banner asking you to reload the extension on `chrome://extensions`. The same banner appears when the running worker predates a setting the dashboard expects.