> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.veedna.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.veedna.com/continuous-vulnerability-elimination-factory-cvef/mission-control.md).
# Mission Control
Check your organization's elimination progress at a glance. See each project's and component's factory stage. Open the work that needs attention.
Mission Control is the CVEF dashboard and default home page. Four stage counters track work through Scan → Fix → Verify → Deliver. Each counter shows a live count and an action shortcut when needed.
| **Stage** | **What It Means** | **Action** |
| --------- | -------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Scan | Projects that have finished scanning | **AI Findings Pending Approval** opens scanned findings requiring approval. |
| Fix | Projects with a fix currently running | **Premium fixes pending** opens hardened Gold rebuilds awaiting approval. These apply to components without a free Gold version. Approval queues the rebuild and raises a fix PR. |
| Verify | Fixes being validated | None |
| Deliver | Fixes delivered as a pull request (PR) | **PRs pending Review & Merge** opens PRs for review and merging. |
The **Elimination Progress** dial shows eliminated vulnerabilities against the total found. For example, it can show 6,194 of 22,389. Summary cards link to the details on **Projects**, **Components**, and **Vulnerabilities**. A **Sources** panel lists project sources, such as GitHub repositories and Docker Hub images. Select **Add Source** to connect another source.
## Approving AI-Generated Fixes
Novel vulnerabilities and premium fixes always wait for your approval before CVEF changes anything. Approve them from the relevant Mission Control action.
### Approve a Novel Vulnerability (LVE) Fix
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#### Open pending AI findings
From **Mission Control**, select **AI Findings Pending Approval** in the **Scan** stage. A list of pending LVEs opens, grouped by project.
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#### Review the LVE
Click an LVE to open its detail panel and review the **Overview**, **Find Details**, and **Fix Details** tabs.
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#### Approve the fix
Click **Approve — Raise Fix PR**. The finding moves from **Open** to **Pending Approval**, then **PR Raised**. CVEF prepares the fix in the background.
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#### Review the pull request
CVEF opens a pull request in your repository. Its description lists resolved vulnerabilities, identifiers, severities, and descriptions. Merge after tests pass and the change is reviewed.
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#### Merge the pull request
Review and merge the PR in your SCM. Merging changes the finding status to **PR Merged / Closed**. It also advances the project to **Deliver**.
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#### Run a new scan
Run a new scan to confirm the vulnerability no longer appears.
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### Approve a Premium Fix
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#### Open pending premium fixes
From **Mission Control**, click **Premium fixes pending** on the Fix stage.
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#### Review the pending item
Select a pending item to open its detail panel. The panel lists the affected component, current version, proposed Gold version, and project.
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#### Review rebuild details
Review the vulnerabilities the rebuild resolves by exploitability and severity. Review the build-breaking-change risk, estimated effort, and premium-fix rationale.
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#### Approve the premium fix
Click **Approve premium fix**. CVEF queues the rebuild and raises a pull request when ready. This workflow matches an approved LVE fix.
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