The dashboard

The dashboard is a page the router serves about itself. It shows what has been running, how fast, on which engine, and lets you change the main settings without touching a config file.

Open it at 127.0.0.1:3300/anz33dashboard, or from the menu bar / tray app. It is served by anz33 on your own machine: no account, no analytics, and nothing loaded from the internet — so it works with the Wi-Fi off.

Requests, last 24 hours

A bar per hour. This is the fastest way to answer "is anything actually using this?" — if an app you configured is quiet, its requests never arrived.

By engine

Which engines did the work, coloured consistently across the whole page. Each engine keeps the same colour everywhere, so you can read the charts without constantly checking the key. Cloud engines are shown in a distinct colour, because "how much went off this machine" is the number people most want at a glance.

Recent requests

The last twenty, newest first: the model, the engine, how long it took and how many tokens came back. When an app misbehaves, this shows exactly what it asked for.

Engines and models

Every engine anz33 can currently reach, with the models inside it and — once you have run anz33 bench — the measured speed of each in tokens per second. Blank speeds simply mean that combination has not been timed yet.

Routing configuration

The switches that decide where work goes:

Every change you make here is written to the audit log, with the previous value — so "when did cloud get switched on?" always has an answer.

Privacy: policy and audit

Your rules about what may leave the machine, whether the kill switch is on, and the tamper check on the audit log. The full explanation is in Privacy and the kill switch.

Memory vault

What anz33 has been asked to remember, and where those files live. See Memory.

Skills and household

The built-in skills and any profiles you have created. See Sharing with your household.

Endpoint and files

The address to paste into other apps, and the paths of every file anz33 uses, so you always know where your data is sitting. The same list is in Files and folders.

The chat page

There is a second page at 127.0.0.1:3300/anz33chat — a plain chat window for asking a quick question without opening another app. It goes through the same routing and appears in the same statistics.