> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.negentro.tech/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Web Studio

> A visual administrative interface and debugger for inspecting memories, tuning retrieval parameters, and managing users.

## What is Web Studio?

Web Studio is a lightweight, responsive admin dashboard bundled directly into Negentro. It allows engineering teams to visualize what their AI agents are remembering in real-time, test semantic queries, and inspect raw embedding vectors without opening database shells.

## Key Capabilities

> **Memory Explorer**
>
> Filter memories by user ID, agent ID, session, or tags. Inspect bitemporal timestamps ( valid\_at vs system\_at ) and edit facts directly.

> **Retrieval Playground**
>
> Test live queries with side-by-side comparisons of Dense Vector vs BM25 keyword search. Adjust the alpha slider and observe Reciprocal Rank Fusion scores.

> **Knowledge Graph Viewer**
>
> Interactive 2D/3D visualization of entity nodes and relationships extracted from conversation histories.

> **Audit & Privacy Redaction**
>
> Verify automated PII and PHI redaction rules. Inspect revision histories to understand how conflicting facts were resolved.

## Launching Web Studio

If you are running the self-hosted Docker container, navigate directly to [http://localhost:8080/studio](http://localhost:8080/studio) . Alternatively, run the standalone studio CLI:

```bash Terminal theme={null}
# Run standalone Web Studio pointing to any Negentro instance
npx @negentro/studio --server http://localhost:8080
```


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