Dashboard (local UI)

sailor ui runs a local web dashboard for your project — onboarding, balances, mandate health, activity, and owner signing. It reads from the project's .sail/ directory and talks to your RPC; there is no hosted backend and nothing is sent anywhere.

sailor ui start     # start the dashboard (prints its URL)
sailor ui status    # is it running, and where
sailor ui stop      # stop it

What it shows

• Onboarding — a guided path for SMA deployment and first mandate, mirroring the CLI/skills flow.

• Balances — the SMA's holdings and the manager/owner signer balances.

• Mandate health — the permissions registered on the SMA and their configured bounds.

• Activity — the append-only .sail/activity.jsonl feed (dispatches, denials, collections).

• Owner signing — the browser signing station, where owner/permission-signer EIP-712 signatures happen in your wallet. Sailor never reads the owner key.

Ports & exposure

Each project gets a deterministic port in 3333–3999 derived from its path — read the URL sailor ui start prints, or .sail/runtime/ui.json; don't assume 3333. The signing station runs alongside it.

By default the dashboard binds to localhost only. To reach it from another device on your own network, --expose tailscale serves it over HTTPS on your tailnet — it is never exposed publicly:

sailor ui start --expose tailscale

Under Docker the UI binds to a fixed 3334 inside the container (signing station 3141); with docker run -P these map to random host ports — resolve them with docker port agent 3334. See Docker → Dashboard access.