Web App
Find your way around the web app the server serves at /ui.
The server serves the web app at its root, such as http://127.0.0.1:7337.
Sign in with the account you created when you
installed the server.
Sidebar
| Section | What’s there |
|---|---|
| Bots | Each bot’s chat, with its jobs and desktop. |
| Group chats | Chats with several bots. |
| Memory | Every bot’s memories and your shared memories. Edit or delete them here. |
| Automations | Every automation with its schedule, next run, and status, plus a Runs tab with recent runs. |
| Activity | Everything bots did, by day. Filter by kind or bot, and revert a change to a skill or memory. |
| Theme | System, Light, or Dark. The choice is saved to your account, so your other devices use it too. |
| Settings | Providers, web search, credentials, logins, the judge and vision models, MCP integrations, skills, notifications, passkeys, and sign-out. |
Press ⌘K, or Ctrl+K, or select Search in the sidebar to open the
command palette. It jumps to a bot, group chat, workspace page, or settings
section, creates a bot or group chat, and switches the theme. To search inside
conversations, ask a bot. It
searches its transcripts for you.
Request Cards
When a bot needs a decision from you, it puts a card in the bot chat.
A bot with Create bots asks for a new bot with a bot request card. Review the proposed identity, model, capabilities, and integrations. Select Edit to change the proposal, then Approve or Decline. An approved bot is independent of the one that proposed it, and opens its own chat.
A credential request card shows the hosts the credential is for. Enter the value in the password field and select Save, or select Decline. The value goes straight to the credentials service and never appears in the transcript.
After you decide, a card collapses to show the outcome. Bot request decisions also appear as centered notices in the chat.
Passkeys
A passkey signs you in with your device’s screen lock or a security key instead of your password. Your password keeps working either way.
To add one, sign in with your password, then select Add passkey in Settings > General. Next time, select Sign in with a passkey, or pick the passkey your browser offers in the email field. Open a passkey’s More menu to rename or remove it.
If your browser doesn’t offer to create a passkey, check the address. Passkeys
need a hostname, so on the server’s own machine open
http://localhost:7337 rather than 127.0.0.1. A passkey belongs to the
address you added it on and stops working if the server’s address changes,
though you can rename or remove it from any address. See
Configuration.
Notifications
Turn on browser notifications in Settings > General. The browser asks for permission the first time.
You’re notified of bot replies from chats you don’t have open, and of desktop job actions waiting for your approval. Each kind has its own sound:
| Event | Sound |
|---|---|
| A bot replies | A reply sound |
| An action waits for your approval | A bell |
| A bot asks for a credential or a login | A mechanical bell |
Turn the sounds off with Sound in the same section.
The tab title counts replies you haven’t seen yet, such as (3) Atlas | Crumble,
until you open their chats. It also names the bot or group chat you have open.
Installing as an App
In Safari, use Add to Dock to open Crumble in its own window.