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 applications.
Platform Support
Supported Platforms
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Windows – Desktop browsers (Chrome, Edge)
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iOS devices – Requires iOS 16 or later and Safari with WebGPU support
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Android devices – With WebGPU support
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Linux – Desktop browsers with WebGPU support
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The web client requires WebGPU support. Check your browser’s compatibility before use. |
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 platform 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
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Want to embed your agent into your own website? See Widget Embedding for integration instructions. |
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 (recommended for all platforms)
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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.
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.