About shows the DEEIX Chat product information, the running version, an update check against the latest GitHub release, and the official links for the project.
Where to find it#
Open Admin console → About. The page uses the same product information block as the user-facing About page, with an update check added for administrators.
Check the version and updates#
The header shows the DEEIX logo, the label Admin console, a version badge such as v0.4.4 · Stable, and the Check updates action.
- Click Check updates. The label changes to Checking.
- Read the result dialog.
- Use Changelog to open the GitHub release, or Retry if the check failed.
| Result | What it means |
|---|---|
| You are already on the latest version | The running version is the latest published release. The dialog shows Current version {current} is the latest published release. |
| New version available | GitHub has a higher version. The dialog shows Current version is {current}. Latest version is {latest}. Review the release notes before updating. It lists Current version and Latest version, and links to Changelog. |
| Update check failed | The latest version could not be fetched. The dialog shows Could not get the latest version information. Check the network connection and try again. |
The check requests the latest release from https://api.github.com/repos/DEEIX-AI/DEEIX-Chat/releases/latest and compares its tag with the running version. A found release is cached, and the About item in the admin sidebar shows an Update available indicator until the running version catches up.
The check only detects a newer version. It does not upgrade the deployment. Upgrade through your normal path, such as pulling a new image, rebuilding, or publishing a new release.
Product information and official links#
The Product information section links to:
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Website | deeix.com |
| Official | DEEIX (GitHub organization) |
| X | @DEEIX_AI |
| Repository | DEEIX-Chat |
| Blog | blog.cheny.me |
| Contact & support | support@deeix.com |
Use these links when reporting an issue, checking the source, or confirming the deployment version.
License#
The footer shows the copyright line and a link to the Apache License 2.0. The license covers code usage; it does not replace commercial terms, data policy, or compliance requirements for a specific deployment.
Troubleshooting#
- Update check fails. The browser could not reach the GitHub API. Check network access, a proxy, or GitHub rate limiting, then click Retry.
- The version badge looks wrong. A version containing a hyphen is a pre-release build and shows Beta; otherwise it shows Stable.
- An update indicator stays in the sidebar. A newer release was found and cached. It clears after the deployment is upgraded to that version or later.
- The dialog shows no latest version. The GitHub response was incomplete. Retry the check.