Navigation and Search¶
The authenticated OpenEA Community shell organizes work into three main areas.
Workspace¶
- Dashboard — repository summary and current architecture signals
- Explore — search, filter, browse, create, and open architecture objects
- Portfolio — Application Portfolio, Technology Portfolio, and Capability Map
- Roadmaps — derived architecture timelines
Governance¶
- Decisions — Architecture Decision workspace
- Reviews — overdue review workspace
- Findings — current architecture findings and evidence
- Analytics — Repository Health and persisted risk metrics
Management¶
Management options are shown according to role:
- Import — Architect and Architecture Administrator
- Finding Rules — Architecture Administrator
- Users — Platform Administrator
- Service Accounts — Platform Administrator
- API Tokens — Platform Administrator
Every signed-in user can manage their own Personal Access Tokens from the sidebar footer.
Global search¶
The top bar contains a global architecture search field. Submitting a search opens Explore with the query applied.
OpenEA uses PostgreSQL full-text search and pg_trgm fuzzy matching in production. No external search engine is required.
Explore filters¶
Explore supports filters for:
- Search text
- Object type
- Record status
- Lifecycle
- Criticality
- Governance status
- Owner
- Tag
- Review status
Results can be sorted and paginated. When a text query is supplied, relevance becomes the effective default sort.
Aliases and tags¶
Aliases and tags participate in architecture discovery. They are useful when a system is known by several names or when teams use common classification labels across object types.