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Announcing Zep's New Web Admin UI! 🔥🎉

View, edit, and delete Users, Sessions, and Collections. See complete message histories, data enrichments, and more.

Daniel Chalef · 1 min read

Zep v0.12.0, released today, now includes a web admin user interface.

Manage Users and their Sessions:

Zep web admin user page for Amy Wu showing editable name, email and JSON metadata fields above a table listing her session.
User View

View complete Chat Histories and enrichment, such as summaries and named entities:

Zep admin chat history with human and AI messages, JSON enrichment metadata such as intent and entities, and an auto-generated summary.
Chat History with Summary and Enrichments

Manage document collections, indexes, and view embedding status:

Zep admin page for a sci-fi books collection showing Ready status, 808 documents and embeddings, and a Force Index Collection button.
Document Collection

Other improvements and fixes in this release

  • Feat: Specify the host address you'd like Zep to bind to.
  • Fix: UpdatedAt fields are now updated correctly
  • Fix: Optional User fields remain null on creation/edit of a user.

A full changelog is available in the release notes.

Written byDaniel ChalefFounder and CEO, Zep
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