Agents

Five screens cover agents: Agents (the catalog), Your Agents (what you’ve deployed), Add Agent (three ways to register one), the agent card, and Builds. To script the same lifecycle instead, see Agent Development Lifecycle.

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Agents — the catalog

Lists every agent you can reach, running or not.

• Search filters by name, description, or tag as you type
• Category filters by tag, built from every tag in the catalog

Each card shows a name, status badge, description, and up to three tags, with Details (the agent card) and Chat (direct chat).

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Your Agents — what you’ve deployed

Lists the containers you manage. The stats bar shows running, stopped, and error counts — click one to filter, click again to clear. Search filters by name or image; sort by Name, Status, or Version. Each card shows the name, status badge, and name:version. Actions depend on state: Deploy opens a modal for environment variables — import them from saved secrets, or set new ones (which are saved to the agent’s secrets for future deploys). Delete confirms, then stops the container and removes it from the registry. An agent in an error state shows an inline link to its logs.

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Add Agent

Three methods, plus Import from AgentKit marked coming soon. Upload and GitHub both build the container image first — watch progress in Builds. Failures show an error in place of the redirect.

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The agent card

Opens from Details in the catalog or an agent’s name in Your Agents. The top shows name, avatar, version, tags, and description. Header actions: Restart and Stop when running, Delete, and Start session for direct chat. Overview

• Skills — each registered skill; one with a sample query opens a chat with it pre-filled
• Quick performance — recent trace count, total cost, p50/p99 latency
• Agent details — provider, project and docs URLs, ID, version, protocol, transport, default I/O
• Capabilities — streaming, push notifications, state history, and current chat reachability
• Access Control — which agents this one may call, and who can access it (public badge, or user/team/department/agent grants)

Settings — read-only image, port, status, and replica count. Logs — recent container output. Choose 50, 100, or 500 lines; Follow keeps the view at the latest line.

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Builds

Every image build triggered from the browser, in a searchable paginated table. Each row: short build ID, version tag, image reference, status badge (success, building, failed, queued, cancelled), source repo link for GitHub builds, and start time. Opening a build shows a summary, a numbered step breakdown with durations when steps are recorded, and log output. Logs stream live while a build is still in building.

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