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Native AI in the WordPress admin

What each screen under Native AI in wp-admin is for, who can open it, and where Native AI appears in the rest of WordPress.

Screen	What it’s for	Who can open it
Dashboard	The license, a shortcut to build or regenerate the site, and every page and template built with Native AI.	Open the builder
Analytics	Visits, sources, pages, goals, forms and popups. Only when Analytics is on. See Analytics.	See analytics
Reports	The site’s status and health, reports, schedules and the activity timeline. See Site Reports.	See reports
Site	Create or regenerate the website, draft sites and snapshots. See Draft sites, snapshots and regenerating.	Administrators
Templates	Headers, footers and other templates with where they apply. See Templates.	Open the builder
Popups	Every popup with its triggers, targeting and numbers. See Popups.	Manage templates
Code Snippets	Custom code with safe mode. Only when Code Snippets is on. See Code Snippets.	See code snippets
Forms	Submissions, form analytics, the action log and integrations. See Submissions.	Manage forms, or Connect integrations
AI	Every AI task with its plan, changes and undo; what the AI can do; background jobs and the log. See AI activity.	Use AI
Settings	Every setting, optional features and permissions. See the Settings reference.	Administrators

The names in the last column are permissions from Settings → Permissions; see Roles and permissions.

Elsewhere in WordPress#

Edit with Native AI in the admin bar, and as a link on each row of the Pages and Posts lists (and of any post type you enable).
A Native AI column in those lists that says how each post is designed: its own layout, a template, or WordPress content.
A Native AI panel in the block editor’s sidebar, and a box in the classic editor.
A Create Website With AI notice on sites that don’t have pages built with Native AI yet (dismissible).

See Native AI and WordPress posts for how the builder and the WordPress editor work together.