The MonoRelay admin dashboard is a Vue 3 single-page application bundled with the server. After starting MonoRelay, openDocumentation Index
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http://localhost:8787 in your browser. You can log in with your access_key (configured in config.yml) or with a local user account. The dashboard supports English and Chinese via built-in i18n, adapts to mobile screen sizes, and lets you switch between light and dark themes using the sun/moon button in the top-right corner.
Dashboard modules
Dashboard
See total request count, error rate, token usage (input and output), per-model statistics including average first-token latency and output speed, and copyable OpenAI and Anthropic API endpoint addresses.
Providers
Add, edit, and test upstream providers. Configure model whitelists to control which models are accessible through each provider.
Keys
Manage API keys on a per-provider basis. Add multiple keys per provider for rotation and set labels for easier identification.
Models
View the full list of available models fetched from configured providers. Use this to verify routing and alias resolution.
Request logs
Browse and search request history stored in SQLite. Click any entry to expand the full request and response content. Error logs are auto-expanded.
Analytics
Visualize usage over time with charts showing request volume, token consumption, error rates, and provider breakdowns.
Users
Manage local user accounts. Set admin roles, activate or deactivate accounts, and delete users. The first registered user automatically becomes super admin.
Settings
Configure system-wide settings including SSO provider, JWT secrets, and data management. Clear all statistics and logs from this page.
Config sync
Back up and restore
config.yml to a private GitHub Gist or a WebDAV server. Push to save the current config; pull to restore from a previous backup.Config file
Edit
config.yml directly in the browser using an online YAML editor. Changes are saved and hot-reloaded without restarting the server.