Open Chat Interface v0.10.2 documentation
AI chat for your whole institution, on your terms.
Open Chat Interface (OCI) is a self-hosted, multi-model chat application. People sign in with your identity provider and use the models you approve; administrators decide who gets what, how much they may use and how long it is kept. These docs are for the people who use it, the administrators who run it, and the operators who host it.
Sections
Getting started
What Open Chat Interface is, the ideas it is built on, a quick tour and a local install.
Using OCI
Chatting with models, conversations and projects, artifacts, tools and connectors, memory, sharing, your data and settings.
Administration
The admin dashboard: setup, models, roles and access, people and sign-in, budgets, retention, compliance, backups, audit and branding.
Self-hosting
Requirements, configuration, Docker Compose, the reverse proxy, upgrades, backups and restore, monitoring and security.
Releases
What changed in each release and how to upgrade. Latest: v0.10.2.
OCI is pre-1.0 and MIT licensed. These docs describe v0.10.2. More about the project is on its website; the engineering notes stay in the repository.