What you see in the app

Your workspace at app.sioma.ai has six pages.

Dashboard#

Where you land. It carries setup while you are getting connected, and then gets out of the way: connect your agent, watch it learn, and the optional offer to let Sioma run your flows.

Each step here is derived from live state, not from a box you ticked. If you delete the thing behind a step, the step honestly reopens.

Entities#

Your system as a map you can look at. Zoom out for the shape of it, zoom in for one entity's fields and relations.

Three lenses over the same map:

• Base — structure from your spec. Colour is the domain, and node size is how connected an entity is.
• Usage — observed traffic. Which entities your agents actually get served. Grey means never served.
• Learned — the memory overlay: recall weight learned from verified outcomes, decaying with disuse. Grey means nothing learned yet.

Benchmark lives on this page too. Add questions about your own system, run them, and compare arms. The model it runs on is the one you picked in Control room, under Configure. See Models and your own keys.

Review#

The page where a human closes the loop. It shows what your agents asked that is worth double-checking, and you rule on it.

What you confirm is reused the next time someone asks the same thing. This is the only channel that produces verified answers: an agent reporting its own success never counts as one.

When there is nothing worth your time, the page says so.

Rails#

Off by default. With rails on, your agent picks a flow and Sioma makes the API calls, using only chains your published spec declares.

The page shows the flows Sioma can run, the rides that have happened, any write flow waiting for your approval, and the API keys your flows need. A workspace admin turns rails on, and you can turn them off from the same page.

Control room#

The engine's cockpit: a system map on the left, and panels you open beside it.

• Keys — create, review, and revoke API keys. A key is shown once, at creation.
• API spec — upload, publish, and manage your sources. Re-publishing under the same source name updates that source rather than adding a duplicate.
• Connect — the copy-paste config for each agent tool, rendered against your own cell URL.
• Cells — the cells serving your workspace, and their live status.
• Insights — what was served, what it cost, and what it saved.
• Configure — provider connections, including your own keys.

Workspace#

Your team and your usage: invite teammates, manage roles, and see how much of your managed run allowance is left in the current window.