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The /view command starts a local web server that lets you browse and inspect your data through a visual interface. The viewer automatically opens in your default browser and displays all outputs stored in your workspace.

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What You Can View

The data viewer supports all output types from EigenData-CLI:
Data TypeDescription
Generated dataConversational datasets created via data generate
Repaired dataDatasets fixed via data repair
Audit reportsQuality reports and statistics from data audit
Polished schemasEnhanced function schemas from schema polish
Patched dataPatched conversation segments with split view comparison from schema-triggered patch
All outputs are stored in the outputs/ directory within eigendataDB/, which is created in the directory where you start EigenData-CLI.

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Launch the viewer

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Step 1 — Start the viewer

Run the view command: 
eigendata> /view
The CLI finds an available port and starts the server: 
Starting data viewer...
✓ Server running at http://localhost:8765
✓ Opening browser...

Press Enter or Ctrl+C to stop the viewer.

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Step 2 — Browse your data

The viewer opens automatically in your browser. You can:
  • Browse all output files organized by date and task type
  • Preview conversation turns and function calls
  • Inspect schema changes with side-by-side comparisons
  • Review analysis reports and quality metrics

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Step 3 — Stop the viewer

When you’re done, return to the CLI and press Enter or Ctrl+C: 
Press Enter or Ctrl+C to stop the viewer.

✓ Viewer stopped
eigendata>

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Remote Access

When the viewer starts, it also attempts to create a public tunnel so you can access it from another device. If the tunnel connects successfully, the CLI displays the public URL: 
✓ Server running at http://localhost:8765
✓ Public URL: https://xxxx.tunnel.eigendata.io

Press Enter or Ctrl+C to stop the viewer.