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The Pages docs page at /docs/pages lists every route registered in the app, providing a quick reference for the app’s navigation structure and access control.

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Pages overview

The overview table lists every route in the app with its path, auth status, and feature tags. By default it shows only your custom pages — you can toggle to show all pages including system pages (login, settings, docs, admin).
Pages docs overview showing all app routes grouped by category

Pages overview table with route paths, auth requirements, and API call counts

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Page detail

Clicking a page scrolls to its detail view, which shows:
  • Title and description — from the title and description fields in your route definitions in App.tsx
  • Route path — the URL path for the page (e.g., /tasks, /tasks/:id)
  • Auth status — whether the page is public, requires authentication, or requires specific scopes
  • Feature tags — badges for features like AI Chat, Protected, and other capabilities detected at build time
  • Live preview — an iframe rendering the page at its current state
  • Linked API calls — the procedures this page calls, with links to the API docs
Page detail view showing live iframe preview and associated API calls

Page detail with live preview, scope badges, and linked API calls

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Generated from

This page is populated from pages.json, which the build pipeline generates by analyzing the route definitions in App.tsx. The title and description metadata you provide in each route config is what appears here — so well-described routes produce better documentation.