Web Client
Overview
The PromethistAI Web Client provides browser-based access to Relational Agents without requiring any application installation. It serves as the quickest entry point for new users and offers a lightweight alternative to native application.
When to Use the Web Client
The web client is ideal when:
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You want to try PromethistAI without installing any software
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You’re on a Windows desktop where no native app is available
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You need to embed an agent experience into an existing website or application
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You’re evaluating PromethistAI for the first time
Getting Started
Quick Access
The easiest way to access your agent in the web client:
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Go to Platform → Projects → Agent
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Click the Open URL button
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The agent will open directly in your browser
Functional Limitations
The web client offers a streamlined experience with some features unavailable compared to native applications:
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Identities – User identity management is not supported
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No home screen – The client launches directly into agent interaction
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No project detail screen – Project configuration and management must be done through the PromethistAI Platform
Technical Requirements
Browser Compatibility
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Chrome – Latest version with WebGPU support
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Edge – Latest version with WebGPU support
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Safari – Latest version with WebGPU support (iOS 16+ or macOS)
WebGPU Requirement
The web client requires WebGPU for rendering. Ensure your browser supports WebGPU and that hardware acceleration is enabled.
To verify WebGPU availability, visit chrome://gpu (Chrome/Edge) or check your browser’s compatibility documentation. General support status for each platform can be observed in this survey.
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Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues with the web client, use your browser’s developer console to diagnose problems:
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Open developer tools (typically F12 or right-click → Inspect)
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Navigate to the Console tab
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Look for error messages related to WebGPU, audio, or network connectivity
Common issues include:
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WebGPU initialization failures
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Microphone access blocks
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Network connectivity problems
All of these will surface in the console output.