MyAgens
MyAgens
Getting started

Open the MyAgens web panel

Updated Jul 4, 2026 2 min

Besides Telegram, MyAgens has a web panel: a dashboard for your fleet with a chat, a task board, memory, schedules, connectors, logs, usage, and settings. It runs in the same process as the bot, so there is nothing extra to start.

Where it lives

By default the panel is served on your own machine at:

http://127.0.0.1:8787

If port 8787 was taken during setup, the installer may have picked 8788. It binds to localhost, so it is only reachable from the machine it runs on unless you deliberately expose it.

Unlock it with your token

The panel is protected by a token (PANEL_TOKEN), and it will not start without one. The installer generates a token and prints a one-click login link that looks like http://127.0.0.1:8787/?token=.... Open that link once and the panel remembers you; it strips the token from the address bar afterward.

If you did not keep the link, your token is in your MyAgens config. Paste it into the panel's unlock field.

Reach it from your phone with built-in Remote Access

You do not have to set up a tunnel yourself. MyAgens has Remote Access built in: from the Remote Access view it opens a secure tunnel through Cloudflare or ngrok, and both work on their free plans. Cloudflare's quick tunnel needs no account at all; ngrok just needs a free authtoken.

It is layered so it is safe to expose:

  • Panel token. The same PANEL_TOKEN that unlocks the panel locally.
  • HTTP Basic Auth. A second login in front of the tunnel (a username and an auto-generated password), so a leaked link on its own is not enough to get in.
  • Audit log and anomaly alerts. Every action is recorded, and MyAgens watches for unusual access and warns you, so you notice if something looks off.

Enable it and MyAgens sends you the public URL in Telegram, and /status shows it too. Turn it off when you are done and the tunnel closes.

Prefer to run your own path in? An SSH tunnel, a private network like Tailscale, or a reverse proxy with authentication all work. Whatever you choose, never expose the panel without a login in front of it.

Not sure about something? Ask your agent

You do not have to work the panel out on your own. MyAgens agents are trained on the panel and the whole software stack, so you can just ask. Tell Atlas, in Telegram or the panel's Command view, what you are trying to do, for example "turn on remote access", "add a schedule for the nightly backup", or "why did that run fail", and it can walk you through it or do it for you, with your approval on anything that makes a change.

If it will not open

Confirm MyAgens is running, that you are using the right port, and that you have the token. For a full checklist, see MyAgens will not respond or start.