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Getting Started/Using Trinity

Using the Trinity Interface

A quick tour of the web UI — dashboard, agent management, chat, and day-to-day operations.

Trinity Platform Demo — full UI walkthrough

May 2026

Logging In

Admin login — Enter username admin and the password set via ADMIN_PASSWORD in .env before first boot (self-hosted) or the one chosen at signup (cloud). There is no first-visit password wizard.

Email login— Enter your email to receive a 6-digit code (requires email service configuration).

Trinity login screen

Dashboard

The dashboard gives you a bird's-eye view of your agent fleet:

Network graph— Visualizes agent-to-agent relationships and delegation flows.

Timeline— Shows recent executions and agent activity.

Tag cloud— Quick filtering by agent tags.

Quick actions— Create agent, open the Operations page.

Trinity dashboard with network graph

Agent Management

Click any agent to open its detail page with tabs for:

Chat

Talk to your agent, view conversation history

Schedules

Cron jobs, trigger history, next run times

Files

Browse agent workspace, download files

Config

Credentials, permissions, autonomy settings

Trinity agents list

Start/Stop— Toggle agent container state.

Autonomy mode— Enable/disable scheduled operations.

Terminal— SSH-style access to the agent container.

Creating Agents from the UI

Click Create Agent on the Dashboard or Agents page:

1

Choose a source— GitHub template, GitHub URL, or from scratch.

2

Enter a name — Lowercase with hyphens (e.g., my-research-agent).

3

Create— Trinity clones, builds, and starts the container.

Trinity create agent dialog

Operations

Operations in the top nav is your control center for real-time oversight — one page at /operations with five tabs:

Needs Response— Agent questions and approval requests waiting on you.

Notifications— Agent alerts and status changes.

Health(admin only) — Fleet health status; the monitoring loop is off by default and must be enabled explicitly, and the setting persists across restarts.

Executions— All task runs across your fleet, with filters and live stats.

Resolved— Previously handled items.

The nav entry carries a single badge counting pending queue items and notifications; it pulses when something critical is waiting. Each operator tab has a Clear All button for bulk cleanup.

Trinity Operations page

Settings (Admin Only)

The Settings page lets the admin configure:

Email whitelist — Who can log in
GitHub templates — Agent repos
API keys — Platform access
Slack integration — Workspace connection
Trinity settings page