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Sonaric GUI Overview ​

The Sonaric application provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing your Sonaric AI Node and interacting with the Sonaric network. The core of the Sonaric experience is the AI agent, which acts as a natural language interface for most app functions.

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Sonaric Node Settings ​

On the left side of the Sonaric application, you'll find your Sonaric node status information. This includes:

  • Node Name: The name of your Sonaric node, it appears under this name in the Sonaric Tracker.
  • Node ID: The unique identifier for your Sonaric node.
  • Node Status: The current status of your Sonaric node (e.g., running, stopped, updating).
  • Points: The number of points your Sonaric node has earned. See Sonaric Incentive Program.

Change Node Name ​

You can change the name of your Sonaric node by clicking on the edit next to the current node name. Enter the new name and click save to update it. Within a couple minutes, the new name will be reflected in the Sonaric Tracker.

AI Agent ​

On the right side of the Sonaric application, you'll find the AI agent chat window. The AI agent is the primary way to interact with Sonaric.

Just type your request or query in the chat window, and the AI agent will respond accordingly.

Currently the AI agent can assist with various tasks, such as:

  • Identifying available compute resources on your machine,
  • Recommending optimal node configurations based on your machine resources and the current network state,
  • Browsing available node templates and deploying nodes,
  • Monitoring node performance and health,
  • Answering questions and providing guidance on using Sonaric.

Accessing the Sonaric GUI on VPS ​

If you've installed Sonaric on a VPS or other headless Linux server, you can access the Sonaric GUI remotely using a web browser. To do this, you'll need to set up an SSH tunnel to forward the GUI port from your VPS to your local machine.

See Accessing the Sonaric GUI on VPS for detailed instructions on how to set up an SSH tunnel and access the Sonaric GUI remotely.