The web interface

bazilion dashboard runs the web UI on http://127.0.0.1:4322 and connects it to the daemon on 127.0.0.1:4321. The web UI and the CLI offer the same management features.

Sign in and first-run setup

Sign in on /login with the bootstrap token (bazilion token show-local prints it) or a device token. The daemon gives the browser a session cookie; the token itself is not stored. A session ends after 30 days without use.

Until one provider is enabled with a saved model, every page leads to /welcome and the setup page. Connect ChatGPT or paste an API key, enable the provider and pick a model; Bazilion then creates a default Profile and a default Team and offers to spawn your first Agent.

Tip

Create a token per browser or phone under Setup → Tokens. Revoking a token ends the browser sessions opened with it. The bootstrap token cannot be revoked.

Navigation

The top bar has Chat, Agents and Teams, a Manage menu with Templates, Skills and Setup, the Attention badge, the theme toggle and logout.

Chat (/)

The sidebar lists Agents grouped by Team. Its + menu spawns an Agent from a Profile or a whole Team from a Team template. The main pane streams the selected Agent’s conversation: Markdown, tool calls with a live output tail, delivered files and generated images.

• Attach files with the button, by pasting or by dragging them in. Images reach the model as images; other files are saved for the Agent to read.
• While a turn runs, Send becomes Queue follow-up and Stop cancels the turn (follow-up queue).
• A question from the Agent appears under the chat (questions).
• With BAZILION_BASH_APPROVAL=dangerous, a flagged shell command shows Allow once and Deny.
• Conversations lists earlier conversations and starts a new one (conversations).
• Composer commands: /new (conversations), /compact (summarise older history) and /context (what the next turn would carry).

Agents (/agents)

The list shows active and archived Agents and a spawn form with the destination Team. Each Agent has these tabs:

• Chat: the conversation.
• Inbox: messages from other Agents, with unread state.
• Triggers: interval and cron schedules and their run history.
• Learning: reviewed learning settings and lesson proposals (daily operations).
• Settings: model and reasoning, Team, skills, Telegram, the managed browser, archive and delete.

Teams (/teams)

Register a team creates a workspace at ~/.bazilion/teams/<slug>/, or links one to an existing project directory. Each Team has these tabs:

• Context: USER.md, Telegram topic names, Docker sandbox defaults and spawning a Team template.
• Members: the Team’s Agents.
• Policy: the open/restricted toggle and the allow edges in a Flow or Matrix editor; Save as Team template saves the Team as a new template (Team Policy).
• Memory: search, read and edit the shared Markdown notes.
• Review: Git changes since a base, diffs and file feedback (reviewing what changed).
• Results: saved files and images (results).

Templates (/templates)

• Agent templates (/templates/agents) are Profiles: the default model, skills and the SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, BOOTSTRAP.md, AGENTS.md and TOOLS.md files new Agents start with. Edits affect future spawns only.
• Team templates (/templates/teams) are rosters: one slot per Agent (Profile, name, optional model and reasoning), allow edges between slots and a policy mode.

Skills (/skills)

Import skills from a local OpenClaw install, a directory or a .zip, see their scan findings, and remove them. Attach skills through a Profile or on one Agent’s Settings tab.

Setup (/config)

• Providers (/config): search the provider list, add credentials or a local endpoint, enable the provider, choose models and run a connection test. Connect ChatGPT signs in with your ChatGPT account. Download backup saves an archive of the home.
• Services (/config/services): the shell sandbox and approval, web search, image generation, Firecrawl and the managed browser.
• MCP (/config/mcp): stdio and Streamable HTTP servers (MCP).
• Integrations (/config/integrations/telegram): Telegram credentials, preflight, pairing, the allowlist and Attention notifications (Telegram).
• Tokens (/config/tokens): device tokens and browser sessions.

A blank secret field keeps the stored value; removing a credential is a separate action.

Attention (/attention)

What needs you: lesson proposals, failed learning reviews and triggers, stopped message loops and queues paused after a restart. See daily operations.