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Dashboard

OpenWhale comes with a web dashboard for managing everything without touching the terminal.

Access

URL: http://localhost:7777/dashboard

Implementation: src/dashboard/

Features

Feature Description
Chat Talk to the AI with full tool support, streaming responses, and tool call display
Channels Connect/disconnect WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, iMessage by scanning QR codes or adding tokens
Providers Add and manage AI API keys for all 8 providers
Skills Enable/disable API skills and browse Markdown skills
Agents View agents, coordination panel with shared contexts and active locks
Message History See all conversations across channels
Extensions Manage self-extensions and scheduled automations
Settings Configure heartbeat, security, and system preferences
System Monitor Check connected channels, active sessions, audit logs

Setup Wizard

First time running? The dashboard walks you through:

  1. Checking prerequisites (Node, Python, FFmpeg)
  2. Adding your AI provider keys
  3. Connecting messaging channels
  4. Enabling skills

Authentication

The dashboard is protected by JWT-based authentication.

Default Credentials

Username: admin
Password: admin

⚠️ Change the default password after first login!

Features

  • Session-based auth with 7-day expiry
  • Admin can create additional users
  • Password change in Settings
  • Logout button in sidebar

Implementation: src/auth/

Dashboard Routes

The dashboard is served via Hono routes (src/dashboard/routes.ts) with static files for the frontend.

Configuration data (provider keys, channel settings, skill configs) is persisted in the SQLite database and loaded at startup via loadConfigsFromDB().