# GUI

Every CLI module that can be run inside the CLI can be controlled via a fancy user interface.

Since you still need to run your task file via CLI, the GUI is nor mandatory. Up to you if you want to use it or not. 

As soon as you start a task file via CLI you will see two interesting messages: one related to the local interface that usually is available [locally on port 8000](http://localhost:8000) (pay attention that this may vary if the port 8000 is already busy or not) and another message about... remote address!

Yes, the cool thing is that you can keep an eye on what's going on.. directly on your phone or via any remote device. You just need to log into our [remote dashboard](https://tasks.pepperscripts.xyz) with your discord account and you will be able to see which instances are running and on which computer. 

{% hint style="info" %}
You can set a shortcut on iPhone and see it similar to an App.

1. Open the Shortcuts App
2. Configure a new shortcut\
   2.1 Select "open URL" and paste <https://pepperscripts.xyz/> into it\
   2.2 Click done
3. Click on it and tap "add to home screen"

Hint: You can also rename it to something like "Pepper GUI" and give it a custom profile picture for better visibility.
{% endhint %}

You can also have a quick look for the item you are running for and how many tasks are present in the task file.

Just click on an instance and you will jump directly into the tasks list.

### Known "issues"

**I don't get the f\*king remote address, why?**

We experienced this issue only with one user during our tests. We discovered that the issue is related to his internet provider, nothing we can do against it.

**Even if I have just one task file running, the number I have in the url is not 0001 but something diff.**

Is normal, busy numbers will be collected after some time, no worries about it.


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