> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.eigenai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# /view

> Launch the web-based data viewer to browse and inspect generated datasets.

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.

## What You Can View

The data viewer supports all output types from EigenData-CLI:

| Data Type        | Description                                                                                                                                          |
| ---------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Generated data   | Conversational datasets created via [data generate](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/data-generate)                                             |
| Repaired data    | Datasets fixed via [data repair](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/data-repair)                                                                  |
| Audit reports    | Quality reports and statistics from [data audit](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/data-audit)                                                   |
| Polished schemas | Enhanced function schemas from [schema polish](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/schema-polish)                                                  |
| Patched data     | Patched conversation segments with split view comparison from [schema-triggered patch](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/schema-triggered-patch) |

All outputs are stored in the `outputs/` directory within `eigendataDB/`, which is created in the directory where you start EigenData-CLI.

## Launch the viewer

### 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.
```

### 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

### 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>
```

## 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.
```

***

## Related Documentation

* [Data Generate](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/data-generate) - Create datasets to view
* [Data Audit](/products/eigendata-cli/core-features/data-audit) - Generate audit reports
* [Configure Command](/products/eigendata-cli/utility-commands/configure) - Manage CLI settings