yankeeinlondon/chromadb-admin

Chromadb Admin gives you a visual dashboard for browsing and managing a Chroma embedding database. If you are working with Chroma (a popular open-source database for storing text embeddings used in AI applications), this tool lets you inspect collections, view records, and manage your data through a web browser instead of writing code. The interface runs as a web application you access through your browser. You start it up locally, connect it to your Chroma database, and then use the dashboard to see what is inside. The project supports authentication, so you can securely connect to protected databases. Running it is straightforward: you can launch it with standard JavaScript package managers or spin it up in a Docker container with a single command. This tool is for developers, data scientists, or technical PMs who are building AI features and need a quick way to look inside their vector database. For example, if you are building a customer-support chatbot that retrieves relevant documents, you might use this to verify which documents are stored, check for duplicates, or see how your data is organized. It takes the guesswork out of working with embeddings by showing you the contents in a readable format. It is worth noting that this is a community-built project, not an official product from the Chroma team. It is open-source under the MIT license, meaning you can use and modify it freely for your own projects. The README is sparse on feature details, so you may need to run it yourself to see the full range of capabilities.