agent-webui

Arbora web UI

The browser workspace for governed agents, workflows, and knowledge in Arbora.
_{Conversations · approvals · workflows · fleet activity · Atlas knowledge views}

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Overview

Arbora Agent Web UI is the browser workspace composed by Arbora. It brings agent conversations, approvals, workflows, fleet activity, and Epistemic Graph exploration into one React application. Its FastAPI host keeps privileged credentials and gateway delegation on the server side.

Current package Version: 2.7.1.

Key capabilities

• Stream agent responses with sources, governed tool activity, and approval prompts.
• Build and run workflows while observing sessions, goals, schedules, and fleet health.
• Explore property graphs, RDF, schemas, objects, tables, documents, code, and memories through Atlas and Epistemic Graph.
• Discover MCP Apps and connector capabilities without exposing service credentials to the browser.
• Apply one role-aware navigation and server authorization model across the complete workspace.
• Run as the Arbora-hosted browser co-service or as an independently deployed ASGI application.

Documentation

Start with the Agent Web UI documentation, then use the shared platform map to move between components:

Architecture

People also enter through Agent Terminal UI and Geniusbot or Arbora-hosted messaging; Agent Terminal UI exposes REST operations, with no ACP conversational path. External applications connect over MCP, REST, or A2A. The browser talks only to its same-origin FastAPI host. Arbora injects gateway routes and verified request context, then delegates agent behavior to Agent Utilities and durable knowledge to Epistemic Graph. Source systems connect through Agent Connector SDK directly to Epistemic Graph. Agent Web UI renders typed results and local presentation state while each service retains its own authority.

See the architecture guide for the request flow and trust boundaries.

Quick start

Generate a local profile and start Arbora with Agent Web UI enabled:

uvx --from "arbora[webui]" setup-config generate --profile tiny
export ENABLE_WEB_UI=true
uvx --from "arbora[webui]" arbora --transport streamable-http --host 127.0.0.1 --port 8000

Open http://127.0.0.1:8080. Arbora serves MCP on port 8000 and the Agent Web UI co-service on port 8080. The start guide covers local source development and deployment profiles.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. Read AGENTS.md, keep browser and server authority boundaries intact, and run the repository validation suite before opening a pull request.

License

Arbora Agent Web UI is available under the MIT License.