A chat-first browser console for vouch — the git-native, review-gated knowledge base for LLM agents. Inspired by the AgentOS control-plane UX: point it at a running endpoint and talk to your KB.

• Chat — ask questions; answers are synthesized only from approved claims, with clickable citation chips, a confidence badge, and explicit gaps. /search <term> runs a raw index search with highlighted hits. The terminal toggle switches to Claude Code mode: messages run claude -p headless in the project workspace (dev server only, via plugins/claude-bridge.ts), stream progress, and keep session continuity turn to turn. Set VOUCH_PROJECT_DIR to point the bridge at a different workspace (default: ../vouch).
• Review — captured sessions that still need an LLM summary: one click runs kb.summarize_session and the result moves on to Pending.
• Pending — the propose → approve gate, made visible: pending queue, payload inspection, approve / reject (with a required, audited reason).
• Claims — every approved claim, with a Start Here button that opens the chat in Claude Code mode seeded with the claim — resuming the claim's originating session when provenance records one.
• Browse — claims, pages, entities, relations, with citations and provenance ("why does this claim exist?") in a detail drawer.
• Stats — artifact counts, review throughput, citation coverage, endpoint health and capabilities.

# 1. serve a knowledge base (any directory with a .vouch/)
vouch serve --transport http          # binds 127.0.0.1:8731

# 2. run the console
npm install
npm run dev                           # http://localhost:5173

Enter the endpoint (default http://127.0.0.1:8731) and an optional bearer token in the connect dialog. The Vite server proxies requests same-origin (/proxy/* → your endpoint via the X-Vouch-Target header), so vouch needs no CORS configuration and stays unmodified.

npm run dev        # dev server
npm run build      # typecheck + production build
npm run preview    # serve the production build (proxy included)
npm test           # unit + component tests (vitest)
npm run e2e        # playwright smoke test (needs `vouch` on PATH)

• The UI is capability-aware: views light up based on what GET /capabilities advertises. A read-only endpoint renders a read-only console.
• vouch's default self-approval guard applies: approving a proposal you proposed (as the same agent identity) fails with forbidden_self_approval.