The orb is for talking; the dashboard is for everything else. Open it from the ⚙ gear on the orb window, or right-click the tray icon → Dashboard. It opens as a normal window with four tabs.
Settings
Everything first-run onboarding configures, editable any time:
- Mind / Voice / Ears — pick the LLM, TTS, and STT providers, the personality, Whisper model size, Kokoro voice, and the tool-confirmation mode. Free-text fields let you set the exact Groq or Ollama model name.
- API Keys — paste keys for Groq, OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, ElevenLabs,
CAMB.ai, and Composio. Fields are write-only: you see a masked
gsk_···6K5Qfor what's stored, and typing a new value replaces it. Keys are saved to~/.yumii/auth.json, an owner-only local file.
Live vs. restart
Personality changes apply from the next reply. Provider, model, and key changes need a restart (quit from the tray, reopen) — the dashboard tells you which is which after every save.
Tools
Connect real apps through Composio — paste your Composio key in Settings first, then this tab lets you connect Gmail (and other apps) with a browser sign-in, see what's connected, and disable toolkits. The full walkthrough lives in Tools & Permissions.
Chats
Every conversation you've ever had, newest first, titled from your opening words:
- View — read the full transcript. Tool usage appears as small events ("used tool: web search") between the spoken turns.
- Resume — switches the live conversation to that session; your next spoken words continue that thread.
- Rename / Delete — housekeeping. Delete is permanent and removes the conversation history.
Memory
The complete list of facts Yumii has learned about you, each with its category (identity, preference, habit, relationship, goal):
- Edit any fact she got slightly wrong.
- Forget removes a single fact permanently.
This tab is the transparency guarantee: everything she knows about you is on this list — there is no hidden profile. The mechanics of how facts get here are on the Memory page.
Browser access
The dashboard is served by the local backend, so it also works in a plain
browser at http://127.0.0.1:8000/dashboard.html while Yumii is running —
handy for reading transcripts on a bigger screen. It's bound to localhost and
protected by an origin allowlist; other devices and websites can't reach it.