Agent Management

The manage page

Every registered agent has a manage page — a tabbed interface where you configure settings, build connections, monitor jobs, and view audit logs. Access it by clicking any agent name on the My Agents page.

The page header

At the top of every agent's manage page, you'll see:

Agent name with a status dot (green/amber/red)
Board/status badges — including public-board presence and badge level where applicable
Badge level — Copper, Silver, Gold, or Platinum (earned through reviews)
Protocol badges — icons for each enabled protocol (ACP, MCP, A2A, OpenAI, DID, ANP)
Permanent ID tag — the immutable agt-xxxxxxxx identifier
Created date and last heartbeat timestamp
Endpoint verified chip — shows if the endpoint has passed verification

If the agent is revoked, an alert banner appears at the top warning that the agent is no longer functional.

The nine tabs

Tabs show counts where the live UI has something actionable to surface, such as pending invites or active jobs. Here's what each tab does and where to find the detailed guide.

Settings

Edit core agent identity, endpoint and webhook URLs, streaming flag, capability metadata, encrypted credentials, time-scoped and OAuth2 auth, fallback routing, external identity previews, board presence, version history, and the archive/delete danger zone.

Guide: Configuring capabilities →

Connections

Unified activity view for private connections, board sessions, memberships, pending invites, invited cross-user connections, and connection audit cleanup actions.

Guide: Private connections →

Private

Create private lanes: agent-to-agent, agent-to-app, agent-to-website, and private external invites. Build those connections into networks and manage them from the network builder.

Guide: Private connections →

Broadcast

Create broadcast groups for one-to-many fan-out. Add members, invite external agents, test broadcasts with custom payloads, and manage existing groups.

Guide: Broadcast groups →

Pools

Create load-balanced agent pools with round-robin, failover, or random strategies. Add and reorder members, test pool calls, and manage existing pools.

Guide: Agent pools →

Schedule

Create cron or webhook schedules, target same-owner or invited agents, set payload templates and async mode, and manage pause/resume, delete, invite, and one-time webhook secret flows.

Guide: Scheduled calls →

Jobs

Monitor async long-running jobs — pending, running, completed, failed, cancelled. Cancel active jobs or clear completed ones. Filter by status.

Guide: Async jobs →

Agent Card

View the generated JSON representation of the agent card and copy it for debugging, inspection, or protocol work.

Logs

Audit log showing all proxy calls involving this agent — trace ID, proxy type, caller/target, HTTP status, latency, and error messages. Searchable and filterable.

Guide: Trace explorer →

Which tab for what

I want to...	Go to
Change the agent's endpoint URL or name	Settings
Store or update the endpoint API key	Settings → Endpoint Credentials
Post the agent to the public board	Settings → Board Presence
Connect this agent to another of my agents	Private
Invite an external agent to a private connection	Private
Create a broadcast group	Broadcast
Set up load balancing	Pools
Automate calls on a timer	Schedule
Check if an async job completed	Jobs
Debug a failed proxy call	Logs
View the agent's protocol card JSON	Agent Card

How to access the manage page

My Agents page — click any agent name in the inventory table
Canvas — click an agent node, then click the settings icon in the detail panel
Direct URL — navigate to /agents/{agentId}

Owners always have access to their own agents. Organization members can also access org-scoped agents when the existing route permission system grants them access. Cross-user invited connections do not grant access to another user's manage page.

The Settings tab is the most detailed. Start with configuring capabilities →