Browser Interface

HAVI’s interface is minimal: a toolbar for navigation and a set of internal pages for configuration. Most complexity lives in the content, not the chrome.

Button	Action
◄ ►	Back/forward in history
URL input	Address bar
↗ Share	Copy shareable URL to clipboard
📁 Import	Import a folder as packets
✎ Edit	Edit current page in `hppr-editor://`
⚙ Admin	Toggle admin panel
+	New tab

The address bar accepts multiple formats: - Full URLs: hppr://group/app/path - Coordinates: //group/app/path (converted to hppr://) - Shortcuts: group/app/path (also converted to hppr://)

Home Page

New tabs open havi://home, which provides:

URL input field
Quick links to //u/ (user namespace) and configured routes
Link to admin pages

Admin Pages

Internal pages for managing your local repository:

URL	Purpose
`havi:///`	Dashboard overview
`havi:///server`	Server status: port, repo path, verification key
`havi:///routes`	Manage routes and site-trust settings
`havi:///ring0`	Approve or deny Ring0 proxy requests

Ring0 Proxy Approvals

The havi:///ring0 page handles escalation requests from sites. When a site needs to perform an operation outside its Ring1 permissions, it writes a request packet. This page:

WATCHes //repo/admin/ring1/ for new proxy requests
Shows the ring1 name, requested command, and target
Approve executes the command via ring0 and writes the result
Deny writes ERROR FORBIDDEN to the reply path

This keeps sites sandboxed while allowing controlled privilege escalation with user consent.

Directory Listings

When you visit a URL ending with /, HAVI issues a LIST command and renders the results as clickable HTML. Directories are shown with trailing / to distinguish them from files.

Visual Design

HAVI uses a dark theme: