> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

> ## Agent Instructions
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> Use [Capabilities and limits](/product-status) for capability entitlements and documented availability and limits, and [Plans and billing](/plans-and-billing) for plan pricing and billing policy. Those pages are canonical; do not duplicate their policy values here.
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# Start from Home

> Find your next useful action on Home in the Nitsor dashboard: what Needs you asks of you, the way back to your work, and the numbers for your starred projects.

[Team and Enterprise](https://docs.nitsor.com/plans-and-billing.md#compare-plans)

Home shows what needs you, the work that is yours and the numbers for your starred projects. To reach it from anywhere in a workspace, select **Home** at the top of the sidebar.

## Find your next action

![Home, shown with sample project data. The Needs you block counts 2 rows, each with one button: Open failed Executions and Open storage connections. Your work shows Start next, Open Queue and a Continue link. Under Projects, the tiles Waiting, Waiting over 2 days, Sent back, 7 days and Accepted first time, 7 days sit above the line Across 1 starred project you operate.](https://mintcdn.com/nitsor/6LEXP__iLZaUnd-a/images/start-from-home.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=6LEXP__iLZaUnd-a\&q=85\&s=09cbbddf83dea348559a5db0c68934ed)

*Shown with sample project data.*

If you own the workspace or hold the `operate` rung on a project, **Needs you** comes first. With only the `contribute` rung, **Your work** comes first.

1. Read **Needs you**. It lists what you can clear, and the number beside the heading counts its rows. Each row has one button that opens the place to deal with it. For example:
   * **3 Executions failed in the past week.** has **Open failed Executions**, which opens the project's failed Executions.
   * **1 Source reports problems.** has **Open storage connections**, which opens your team's storage settings. The failing Sources are named under the row.
2. Read **Your work**. Each line names a project and counts your Tasks there.
3. Return to your work. If you hold Tasks, press **Continue** on the line that shows it. If you hold none, **Start next** is the filled button, with its project and **Open Queue** beside it. Once you have opened something in this browser, a link at the foot of the block reads **Continue** and names that place, such as a project's overview.
4. Read the tiles at the top of **Projects**: **Waiting**, **Waiting over 2 days**, **Sent back, 7 days** and **Accepted first time, 7 days**. The line under them says what they add up, for example `Across 1 starred project you operate`.

## Star a project

The tiles count starred projects you operate.

1. Open the project and press **Star** in its header. The button changes to **Starred**, and the project moves to the **Starred** group in the sidebar.
2. Select **Home**. Each tile over one project links to the list or Board named at its foot.

With two or more, the line reads `Across 2 starred projects you operate`, and the tiles link nowhere.

## If Home is empty

* **No Needs you block.** Home leaves it out when nothing needs you.
* **Star the projects you run to see their numbers here.** Star a project as above.
* **No tiles and no hint.** With only the `contribute` rung, Home shows neither.
* **Nothing is waiting for you.** **Open Queue** shows the Tasks you can take.
* **No projects yet.** Press **New project**.
* **No projects you can open yet.** An owner or admin adds you to one.

## Next step

Pick up work, or set up the project that gives Home something to show.

> [card] [Annotate and review](https://docs.nitsor.com/guides/annotate-and-review.md)
>
> Claim a Task from the Queue, label it, and see how a reviewer answers.

> [card] [Plan your first project](https://docs.nitsor.com/guides/design-partner-onboarding.md)
>
> Define one workflow, set up a workspace and complete a first dataset project.

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    <tr><th scope="row">Plans</th><td>Team and Enterprise</td></tr>
    <tr><th scope="row">Last verified</th><td>2026-10-31</td></tr>
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