Administration
One shared password protects this panel, so the log can show that an admin signed in but not which person. Change it below once you are in, and put the deployment behind HTTPS before using it over the open internet.
Distinct people per department or team.
| Department / team | People |
|---|
Select a row for the screen-by-screen breakdown and visit history.
| Name | Department / team | Visits | Time on platform | Last seen |
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Foreground time only — the clock stops when a tab is hidden, so a screen left open behind another window is not counted as attention.
| Screen | Share of time | Total | Opens | Avg per open | People |
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Sign-ins, returning visits, and administrative changes.
| When | Event | Who | Detail | Address |
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Powers the field assistant. Changes take effect on the next message — no restart.
Provider
Leave as 127.0.0.1:11434 when Ollama runs on this same server. Use the numeric address rather than localhost: on some systems that name resolves to IPv6 while Ollama listens on IPv4.
qwen3:1.7b is the tested default: about 1.4 GB on disk, roughly 2 GB of RAM, and quick enough on four CPU cores. Press Test to list what is actually downloaded on the server.
Free from aistudio.google.com/apikey. Paste it here and press Test. Leave blank to keep the saved key.
gemini-2.0-flash is the safe default: fast, generous free quota, and it does not spend output tokens on internal reasoning. Press Test to list every model your key can use.
Ends at /v1, no trailing slash.
Leave blank to keep the saved key.
Leave blank to probe the usual ports — 1234 for LM Studio, 11434 for Ollama, 8080 for llama.cpp. Use 127.0.0.1 rather than localhost: on some systems the name resolves to IPv6 while the model server listens on IPv4.
Lower is steadier. Keep it at or below 0.7 for medical and survival guidance.
Ceiling on the length of one answer.
Changing it signs out every admin session, including this one.
At least 8 characters.
Clearing engagement history keeps the list of people and the language-model configuration; it removes visit counts, screen times and the activity log. There is no undo.