Entry Web UI overview

The Entry Web UI is the local-only control panel for Engram. Use it to configure memory roots, link AI agents, tune routing, review findings, inspect the memory graph, and debug resolved config without editing JSON by hand.

When to use it

• First-time setup of a workspace or global memory root
• Linking or unlinking AI agents without remembering CLI flags
• Tuning routing, graph, vector, and rule variant settings
• Reviewing duplicate or conflicting memories
• Inspecting the memory graph
• Debugging resolved config, paths, and Git detection

Local-only access model

The panel runs on your machine. It is not a cloud service. Close the server when you are done for security hygiene.

Warning:

The Entry panel is local-only. Treat it as open while you are configuring memory, then close the server from the sidebar footer when finished.

Relationship to CLI commands

Every visible control maps to a CLI command or config key. Where a CLI equivalent exists, the field reference lists it. The CLI remains the source of truth for scripting and automation.

Tabs at a glance

Tab	Job
Construct	Configure every Engram runtime field
Memories	Search, inspect, and archive active memory
Review	Resolve findings and confirm reviewed memory writes
Core	Review duplicate and conflicting memories
Connections	Detect and link supported AI agents

Next steps

• Launching the control panel
• Construct tab
• Core tab
• Complete field reference

Git author identity

Engram can store a global author and an optional workspace override. Resolution is workspace, global, then read-only Git fallback. Settings affect future memories only; a workspace override never changes global Git configuration. Use explicit plan and confirmation for global Git sync or legacy-memory migration.

engram author show
engram author set --name "Jane Doe" --email "jane@example.com"
engram author unset --scope workspace
engram author sync-git-global --plan
engram author sync-git-global --confirm
engram author migrate-memories --plan
engram author migrate-memories --confirm

Read the complete Git author settings guide.