The AI Gateway Portal Joins the App Launcher
The AI Gateway's customer-facing dashboard is now reachable from the cross-app launcher alongside every other Piskes app.
The Gateway Portal — the dashboard where you manage API keys, try models in the playground, and check usage against the AI Gateway — is now registered in the app launcher you already use to jump between Drive, Chat, CRM, and the rest of the platform.
What this means in practice
Before this, getting to the Gateway Portal meant knowing its address and navigating there directly. Now it shows up as one of the apps in the launcher, the same cross-app switcher used everywhere else in Piskes AI Studio. If you've connected an API key to build against the AI Gateway, or you're evaluating models in the playground, you no longer need to bookmark a separate URL to get back to it.
What it's not
This is specifically about the customer-facing portal — the dashboard for people using the gateway. It's a distinct thing from the AI Gateway worker itself, which is the backend every app's AI features route through and which isn't something you interact with directly; that continues to run on its own address, unaffected by this change.
Why it was worth doing
A platform-wide capability like the AI Gateway deserves the same discoverability as everything else on the platform — a customer shouldn't need to know infrastructure details to find the dashboard for a service they're already paying for. This is a small, mechanical change, but it closes a real gap: the portal existed and worked, it just wasn't easy to find unless someone told you the link.