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@hexis-ai/engram-web

v0.1.2

Published

Static search/explorer UI for an engram server. Bun-built single-page app, ships as a standalone CLI.

Readme

@hexis-ai/engram-web

Static explorer UI for an engram server. Lets you connect to a running @hexis-ai/engram-server, browse sessions, and run searches against the index.

Install + run

npm i -g @hexis-ai/engram-web
engram-web                      # serves on http://localhost:5173
PORT=8080 engram-web            # custom port

Or self-host by serving the dist/ directory with any static host (Vercel, S3, nginx, etc.).

Configuring

The UI prompts for base URL and API key on first load and stores them in localStorage. Both must be set on the engram server side via your AuthResolver.

Development

cd packages/web
bun run dev           # http://localhost:5173, rebuilds main.js per request
bun run build         # produces dist/

License

MIT