Lexia Interface Overview

This guide explains the complete Lexia interface. The same interface is used in both production and developer mode. The only difference is the data source:

Production → uses deployed agents
Developer Mode → uses your local agent running on localhost

Everything else in the UI is identical.

Layout Overview

Lexia's interface has three main parts:

Left sidebar
Center workspace
Top bar

All features, chats, projects, file uploads, histories, and tools work the same whether you are in production or dev.

Layout Overview Image: Full Lexia interface showing the three main sections: left sidebar, center workspace, and top bar

New Chat

Starts a new conversation.

You can select an agent, type your message, upload a file, or send a prompt.

Once you send the message, the agent processes it and replies.

Search Chat

Opens a search panel showing all past chats.

Type a keyword and all matching messages appear in a scrollable list.

Image: Search panel with keyword input and scrollable list of matching messages

Schedules

Shows all scheduled messages that have been created.

Displays:

Agent
Message
One-time or recurring
Scheduled date and time
Status
Attempts
Last run

You can also filter by agent or status.

Image: Schedules panel showing list of scheduled messages with filters and status information

New Project

Creates a workspace where you can group chats, files, and instructions.

The modal includes:

Project name
System message
Agent
Model

After saving, the project appears in the sidebar under New Project.

Image: New Project modal with fields for project name, system message, agent, and model selection

History

Shows your recent chat history.

Click any item to reopen the conversation.

History Image: History sidebar showing list of recent conversations with timestamps

Center Workspace

Agents and Departments

The home screen displays all available agents.

You can:

switch departments
search agents
select an agent to start chatting

Project View

Inside a project, you see the following:

Chat box
Agent selector
Model selector
Tools button
Add File
Add Instructions

Files and instructions set inside the project apply to all chats inside that project.

Project View Image: Project workspace showing chat box, agent selector, model selector, tools button, and file/instructions options

Chat Window

This is where conversations happen.

Supports:

Standard messages
Images
File uploads
Tools
Function call outputs
Moderation messages
Image generation status
Streaming responses

You may see:

Thinking indicator
Tool call logs
Function parameters
Execution logs
Image loading states

These appear the same in prod and dev.

Chat Window Image: Chat interface showing conversation with various message types, tool calls, and streaming responses

Moderation and System Messages

Chats may show:

Content block messages
Security alerts
Safe-mode warnings
Guardrail actions

These appear automatically based on the moderator settings configured in your agent.

Top Bar

Shows your name and role.

Includes:

Admin Mode
Billing and Subscriptions
Logout

Image: Profile dropdown menu showing user name, role, and menu options

Language Selector

Change the interface language.

Currently: English and Spanish.

Image: Language selector dropdown showing available languages

Admin Mode

Admin Mode exposes all workspace-level settings:

Users
Departments
Agents
Moderators
Embedding
Workspace configuration

All changes here reflect in both production and dev, except agents under dev mode run locally.

Developer Mode

Developer Mode is the same interface but connected to your localhost agent.

Nothing else changes.

When you switch to Developer Mode:

Chats run against your local server
Function calls are logged in full detail
You can test changes instantly
The UI behaves exactly like production

Inside Developer Mode, you will also see:

Configuration Panel

Allows developers to set:

Model
System message
Environment variables
Force search
Force code generation

This affects only the local agent.

Image: Developer Mode configuration panel with settings for model, system message, environment variables, and force options

Function Call Tracing

Shows detailed internal steps such as:

Called function
Parameters
Processing function
Execution flow
Live logs

This is for debugging only but uses the same chat window.

Image: Function call tracing view showing detailed execution logs, parameters, and processing steps

Summary

Lexia uses one unified interface.

Everything you see in production is exactly what you see in developer mode.

The only difference is:

Prod → connected to deployed agents
Dev → connected to localhost for testing

Everything else — chats, projects, layouts, file uploads, schedules, search, tools, UI, modals — remains the same.