My network has a new administrator I manage a UniFi stack at home — a self-hosted controller running on network-services, a handful of switches, and a couple of access points. It’s not a massive d...

Overview This guide deploys Open WebUI’s Open Terminal directly on a Proxmox VE host, publishes it privately through Tailscale Serve, and gives its dedicated Linux account limited access to select...

Overview This guide explains how to run Open WebUI’s Open Terminal on a MacBook, publish it privately over HTTPS with Tailscale Serve, and configure it to start automatically with macOS. Open Ter...

Overview This article documents a Windows installer for Open Terminal that runs under a dedicated unprivileged local account, listens only on 127.0.0.1:8000, and is published privately through Tai...

Frustrations… In the year of 2026, storage has become an expensive commodity among price increases that keep… well, increasing. I found myself hit with $30 a month in expenses with my Backblaze bu...

The Pen V2 As I’ve been toying with AI in my personal life, I realized that I was doing a lot of copy and pasting– way too much for my own good. For weeks, I’ve been plagued with this thought: “go...

Giving Open WebUI access to calendar data Open WebUI is a fantastic product, but one issue I had when trying to incorporate it into my life is the lack of any calendar integrations. I could use Ou...

Giving Open WebUI access to my budget I wanted Open WebUI to be able to answer questions about my finances without manually exporting files from Actual Budget every time. The goal was to create a ...

OIKB This article documents the setup to add oikb Knowledge Base Sync to an existing Open WebUI Docker Compose deployment. oikb is the official companion tool for mirroring external content into ...

Giving Open WebUI hands Open WebUI is great as a chat interface, but by default it does not magically have access to administer the host systems around it. This becomes especially obvious when Ope...