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Web UI overview

v1.4.x · updated 2026-10-02

The Web UI is the AiHummer gateway admin console: the single place where you build and configure AI employees, connect channels and models, fill the knowledge base, manage access, budgets and security, read sessions, and watch system health. It is a separate interface from the Customer portal (my.aihummer.ru), which handles billing and the lifecycle of a managed cloud instance.

This documentation group describes every Web UI screen: what it is for, how to use it, and how to configure it.

Opening the Web UI

The Web UI listens on a separate private port (default :8781), not on the public message-ingest port. Its address and availability are configured on the External access & API page (AIHUMMER_WEBUI_ENABLED, AIHUMMER_WEBUI_ADDR). The first sign-in and the initial admin password are covered in First login.

  • Work — Dashboard, Agents, Sessions, Crons, Orchestration, Project studios.
  • Einstein — memory & knowledge — Einstein (memory), Memory facts, Memory quality, Knowledge, Shared skills, Shared blocks, Templates.
  • Channels & plugins — Channels, Bindings & access, Plugins, Connections, Webhooks.
  • Control — Analytics, Notifications, Approvals, Change approvals, Moderation, Audit, Logs.
  • Management — System & settings, Models, Users & roles, Workspaces, Sign-in methods, API keys, Secrets, Import, Account.

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Theme and language are in the sidebar footer. “Account” manages your password and second factors; “Users & roles” manages other people and roles.

Role-based visibility

Some tabs are flagged admin-only and hidden from roles below admin/owner. What a user sees depends on their role and the permissions from RBAC. An operator sees the working screens (sessions, approvals) but not secrets, license or system management.

Workspaces

Many screens (Agents, Orchestration, Skills, Schedules, BYOK) are scoped to a workspace. The workspace is created and switched on the “Workspaces” screen. See multi-tenancy for the model.

Common patterns

  • Command palette (Ctrl/Cmd-K) — ⌘K / Ctrl+K.
  • Every page has a link to the matching section of this documentation.
  • Fields have “?” hints — hover to learn what a parameter does.

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