docs(admin): admin-guide front door + Administration area in the portal
The tenth and final page: the section directory with one-line coverage per page, the fresh-instance quick path (libraries -> scan -> Base URL -> users -> devices), and the when-something-looks-wrong triage table mapping symptoms to pages. The portal (index.md) gains a For Administrators area listing all nine admin pages; the user guide's 'being expanded separately' line becomes the done-state sentence. Every control name quoted here exists in the glossary.
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<!-- Ground truth: the Administration section itself (docs/admin/), the app
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sidebar's Administration group (templates/header.templ: Dashboard,
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Libraries, Podcasts, Hash Conflicts, Users, Settings), and the
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per-page ground-truth comments in this directory. This page is a
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directory; the pages it links to carry their own source pins. -->
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# Admin Guide
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**Coming Soon**
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Everything an instance administrator runs lives in this section. Like the
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rest of Bookhoard's docs, pages tell you what to click — but admin pages
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add the layer users don't need: **what each control actually does** before
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you click it, what it costs, and what it changes. (The calibration, if
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you're curious: *user docs = what you see, admin docs = what it does,
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developer docs = how it works*.)
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This guide will cover:
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## The Administration section
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- User management
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- Library management
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- System monitoring
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- Analytics and reporting
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- Security settings
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- Backup and restore
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| Page | What it covers |
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| --- | --- |
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| [Dashboard](dashboard.md) | The `/admin` landing page: stats, file-watcher status, **Force Rescan All Libraries**, live scan progress |
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| [Libraries](libraries.md) | Creating libraries, folders, per-user visibility, per-library scans, deletion semantics |
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| [Processing Issues](library-processing-issues.md) | Per-library ledger of items the scanner couldn't process — Retry, Retry all, Dismiss |
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| [Archived Items](archived-items.md) | The missing-file lifecycle: two-strikes archiving, Merge/Restore/Delete, retention |
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| [Podcasts](podcasts.md) | The all-feeds maintenance view: disk usage, refresh, delete files, remove for everyone |
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| [Hash Conflicts](hash-conflicts.md) | Byte-identical duplicates and their resolution (merge reading data or keep both) |
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| [Users](users.md) | Accounts, roles, password resets, the last-admin guards |
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| [Settings](settings.md) | Every server-wide setting: key, default, range, what it does, restart or live |
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| [Scanning](scanning.md) | The deep-dive: shallow vs. force, and what every scan button actually does |
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---
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The app's own sidebar shows the first six as the **Administration** group;
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Processing Issues and Archived Items hang off the Libraries page.
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_In the meantime, check out our [Operations Portal](../operations/operations.md)_
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## If you're setting up a fresh instance
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The shortest sane path, in order:
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1. **[Libraries](libraries.md)** → Create Library, add its folders
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2. Let the initial scan populate it (or **Force Rescan** to be sure)
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3. **[Settings](settings.md)** → set the **Base URL** to the address other
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devices will use, and check **Auto-Scan** is on
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4. **[Users](users.md)** → create accounts (or leave public registration
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on), set roles
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5. Point devices at the server — the [device guides](../user/user-guide.md)
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walk each one
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## When something looks wrong
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- Books vanished from the library? [Archived Items](archived-items.md) —
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they're almost certainly there, history intact.
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- A book's metadata is stale or wrong? Open the book → **Rescan**
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(re-extracts that one item, sidecars included).
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- Duplicates? [Hash Conflicts](hash-conflicts.md).
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- A scan didn't pick up your changes? [Scanning](scanning.md) explains
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which scans skip unchanged files — and which never do.
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