The manager cockpit
A map of the /manage tabs and what each one is for
Everything you do to run a vault lives at /manage — the cockpit. A
persistent header sits above every tab: the vault's name and status, a live
NAV / share price / your stake / capacity strip, and a Trade →
button that jumps straight to the terminal from wherever you are. Below it,
the work splits into tabs.
The tabs
| Tab | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Overview | The at-a-glance state — status, headline numbers, and a getting-started strip on a fresh vault. |
| Performance | Your track record: share-price and AUM history, returns, risk, earnings and flows. |
| Capital | Move USDC between the EVM reserve and Core trading, service the withdrawal queue, and top up Core HYPE gas. |
| Holdings | Live balances and positions, and the Tradable tokens list where you enable spot tokens before buying. |
| Trade | Two surfaces: a trading terminal card that opens the full /trade workspace — your primary way to trade — and a separate On-chain panel, the wallet-signed CoreWriter backup that leads with one-click Close and Cancel for when the terminal or agent is down. |
| Agent | The vault's trading agent: status and re-provision, order-gate health, and minting bot keys for external automation. |
| Config | The immutable terms as read-outs, plus the two live governance levers — manager transfer and guardian pauser. |
| Danger Zone | Every break-glass lever, sorted by how hard it is to undo. You should rarely need it. |
Two trading channels, everywhere
Throughout the cockpit two markers show how an action reaches Hyperliquid:
- ⚡ via agent — instant, gate-signed trading (place, cancel, modify), no wallet popup per order.
- ⛓ on-chain — a wallet-signed transaction you approve yourself: capital moves, enabling a token, vault admin, and the On-chain trade backup.
The agent can trade but can never move funds; the on-chain channel is how value actually moves, and only ever with your signature. See the agent model.
When a vault closes
A closed vault retires the tabs: the cockpit becomes a wind-down desk — a redemption desk plus read-only Performance / Holdings / Config archives. See emergency & wind-down.