Use the dashboard
The daemon serves a web dashboard at /web, on the HTTP API's port. Use it to see what each agent
does, approve or deny its calls, check each node's resource use, and manage MCP servers, secrets
and tokens.
wardrik web# Open this link within two minutes to sign in:# http://127.0.0.1:4747/web/sign-in?code=...Open the link in a browser on the same machine. To use the dashboard from another machine, see From another machine.
Signing in
Section titled “Signing in”- The link works for two minutes. Run
wardrik webagain for a new one. - Signing in creates a token for the same user as the command. The session lasts 12 hours. Signing out revokes the token.
- Each page checks permissions as the HTTP API does. A user sees and changes only what their roles allow.
- A program can get a link with
POST /v1/tokens/web. Only user tokens can sign in.
| Page | Shows |
|---|---|
| Agents | every agent and its status, conversations and runs; send a message, move or delete an agent |
| Approvals | calls that wait on a person; approve or deny each |
| Audit | who changed what |
| Nodes | each node's memory, processes and load, what runs on it, and the agents that use the most memory |
| Operations | a form for every operation in the HTTP API |
| MCP servers, Secrets, Notify targets, OAuth apps | add and remove each; entries from config.yaml show but can't be removed here |
| Connections | your accounts on other services; connect and disconnect them |
| Ceilings | spending ceilings, and what each has spent |
| Tokens | create and revoke API tokens |
| Configuration | config.yaml as the daemon read it, with secrets hidden; edit the file to change it |
Changes made on a settings page apply at once, as they do through the HTTP API.
From another machine
Section titled “From another machine”With base_url set, wardrik web links to
{base_url}/web/sign-in. Forward /web/* in the proxy as well as the
public paths:
agents.example.com { @daemon path /oauth/* /v1/hooks/* /v1/channels/* /v1/openapi.json /web/* handle @daemon { reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:4747 } handle { respond 404 }}- The pages update over a WebSocket at
/web/live. Caddy forwards it without more config. - Each page needs a signed-in session. A request without one goes to the sign-in page.
Turn it off
Section titled “Turn it off”web: enabled: false/web then returns 404, and wardrik web says the dashboard is off.