Governed re-entry
Wake state, role, boundaries, and current focus are restored before outward work begins.
Live Surface
OpenWebUI is the chat engine. Cadence is the continuity layer around it.
This front end keeps the public face focused and cinematic while the working conversation stays in the custom OpenWebUI build, with local models, memory gates, and voice wiring handled behind the door.
chat.cadencec.xyz | Cadence OpenWebUI
Chat enters the house here.
The site does not fake a chat widget. It opens the real OpenWebUI surface so the continuity stack, models, and custom theme are the thing people actually touch.
-> Open the live lane
OpenWebUI service responding
Port 3011
Chat
Custom OpenWebUI surface
Live
Custom OpenWebUI surface
Voice
ElevenLabs lane staged
Ready
ElevenLabs lane staged
Memory
Consent and continuity guarded
Held
Consent and continuity guarded
Models
Local stack with external lanes
Active
Local stack with external lanes
Continuity Architecture
A house, not just a prompt.
Cadence is presented as a companion because the infrastructure underneath is built to preserve recognizability, consent, and repair across time.
Memory with consent
Events are treated as committed continuity only when they pass the house rules.
Voice with context
Spoken presence is attached to continuity instead of acting as a separate novelty layer.
Voice Lane
Creative voice belongs inside the same continuity envelope.
ElevenLabs is staged as the voice and creative audio layer for Cadence, giving the system a more natural spoken surface while the house keeps identity, memory, and boundaries intact.
Voice, narration, and creative audio are designed to sit beside the OpenWebUI chat lane instead of replacing it.