docs(wiki): User Management becomes Identity & Access Management; the console is the IAM console
The page is renamed Identity-and-Access-Management (title "Identity & Access
Management"), and every link to it across the wiki follows, anchors included.
User-Management stays as a one-line pointer to it, so links from installs that
still open the old page keep working.
The header shows IAM and the console is the IAM console, so the pages say so:
"IAM in the header", "IAM -> Users", "IAM Console" (the Admin-Console page keeps
its file name and URL). Headings that named the console move their anchors
(#without-the-iam-console, #sharing-oversight-and-the-iam-console,
#where-accounts-are-managed-iam--users) and every link to them follows.
The ten console screenshots that showed "Admin" in the header or "Admin console"
over the navigation are retaken against the renamed UI, with the same demo cast,
size and framing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs(wiki): User Management is rewritten with a permission reference; the RBAC switches are on by default
User Management is restructured around accounts and roles (Root, admins,
members): signing in, inviting, temporary passwords, resetting credentials,
disabling and deleting, acting as someone, device sessions, permission sets
and overrides, with a per-permission reference and new dark-mode screenshots
(images/user-mgmt-*.png). Home and the sidebar link the reference.
Admin Console, Sharing Projects and Deploying to a Server say the switches are
on by default (./redamon.sh writes them true when missing or blank), and
Troubleshooting adds "An RBAC switch set to true changes nothing".
The light-mode images/user-management-*.png from an earlier pass are added too;
no page references them yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
docs(wiki): the admin console
New Admin-Console page: turning it on, the sections and who opens
each, users, permission sets and admin profiles, projects and shares,
operations, the audit viewer and export, the Instance page, quotas,
instance LLM providers, audit retention, device sessions, plugin
allowlists, audit forwarding and what is recorded; linked from the
sidebar and Home. User-Management, Global-Settings, MCP-Server,
TrafficMind, AI-Model-Providers, Plugins and Sharing-Projects say what
the console changes (the Users page move and invite-only creation, the
tunnel link, token caps, the TrafficMind summary, instance providers,
who may use a plugin, the admin share list).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>