The live dashboard's Pages tab shows the vault the way it is laid out on disk: spaces and their folders, each with a page count, and every page you are allowed to read.

Two panes. The left tree (280px) lists folders with their page counts — click one to open or close it; the folder of the page you are reading stays expanded and the page is highlighted. The right pane is the reader: the note rendered as Markdown with live [[wikilinks]], a raw view, and Linked from / Links to under the body. Picking a page swaps only the reader, so the tree keeps its scroll and its open folders.

Below 900px the tree gives way to a breadcrumb listing: folders first, then pages, each sorted alphabetically. Tap a page to read it full width; the crumb at the top goes back.

Every open page has an address: #page=<path> (for example #page=Company%2FHome.md). Copy the URL to cite the page; the dashboard opens it in the Pages tab with its folder expanded. The Query tab's #note= links still work and open there.

The tree is built from the vault's index, not from the filesystem, and the index holds exactly the notes the compiler gave your slice. A page outside your permissions is not in your vault, not in your index, and not in the tree. If the tree is empty, the vault has not been indexed yet — run brain index.