Ask Hugin for help¶

Hugin is optional. Use him to investigate your server and propose changes; use Hugin’s Vibes to write mods.

Add one or more providers under Server Settings → AI Setup. A five-step wizard tests the endpoint, the credential and the model separately, so a failure tells you which of the three is wrong instead of surfacing later as a chat error.

The model picker asks your configured endpoint for available models instead of relying on a fixed built-in list. You can also enter a model name directly. Configure multiple providers and switch between them from the panel header.

What Hugin can do¶

Hugin reads logs, world settings, the resolved mod list, catalogue sync state, backups and host health on its own, and shows which of them it consulted in every reply. It can also act: start, stop, restart, update or delete a world, take or restore a backup, and change world options, access lists, backup policy, mods or server settings.

Nothing that matters happens without your say-so. Anything that stops a service, changes configuration or destroys data is shown first as a card listing every change, old value to new, with Apply and Dismiss. That card is built on the server from the validated change — not from Hugin's description of it — works once, expires after fifteen minutes, and is re-checked at the moment you click. Deleting a world and restoring a backup additionally require you to type the world's name.

The "What can Hugin do for me?" button lists every capability and every refusal, generated from the live capability list, and works with no provider configured.

If your model cannot call tools — some smaller self-hosted models cannot — Hugin answers anyway and tells you it could not inspect anything and cannot make changes.