Web dashboard

The dashboard is a local web app for everything you'd otherwise do on the command line — handy when you'd rather click than type.

Open it

dim ui

This starts a small local server (default port 4517) and opens your browser. Stop it with Ctrl+C or dim ui stop.

dim ui -p 5000      # custom port
dim ui --no-open    # start the server without opening a browser
dim ui stop         # stop the server
dim ui stop -p 5000 # stop server on custom port

What's inside

• Memory browser — every memory with its kind, status, confidence, scope, and evidence. Filter and search to find what you need.
• Review queue — approve, reword, or reject pending proposals from the commit miner and agent sessions.
• Verify buttons — re-run evidence on demand and watch statuses update.
• Mine — scan git history for new candidates.
• Sync & cloud — link to a team server, sync, and manage API keys.
• Memory graph — a force-directed visualization of memories and their links (supports / contradicts / refines), so you can see how knowledge connects.

When to use the dashboard vs the CLI

You want to…	Best surface
Quickly add a one-off memory	CLI (dim remember)
Skim and triage a big review queue	Dashboard
See how memories relate visually	Dashboard graph
Script or automate	CLI
Work without leaving your editor	IDE extension

The dashboard, CLI, and IDE extensions all operate on the same local database, so changes in one show up everywhere.