Agent cards
Each card shows:- Name and description
- Status — Running, Paused, or Stopped (whether the agent is live for the runtime)
- Tags (when set)
- Last active (when available)
Card menu (⋯)
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| View details | Opens the agent detail page (same as clicking the card). |
| Metrics | Opens the agent metrics dialog for that agent (Prometheus-backed charts for the selected assistant). |
| Edit | Opens the agent detail page in edit mode. Shown when your role allows editing. |
| Start agent | Brings the agent online for the runtime when it is not Running. Shown when your role allows editing. |
| Stop agent | Pauses the agent for the runtime while keeping its configuration. Shown when the agent is Running and your role allows editing. |
| Copy ID | Copies the full assistant identifier (including workspace scope) to the clipboard. |
| Copy Slack connector | Copies the Slack inbound connector URL for this agent. |
| Delete | Starts delete confirmation; permanently removes the agent when confirmed. Shown when your role allows deleting. |
Start / Stop change whether the runtime will serve the agent; they do not delete configuration. Use Stop for maintenance or temporarily taking an agent offline.
Agent detail page
After you open an agent from the dashboard, the detail page is where you review each configuration area (profile, model, tools, memory, and so on) and change configuration when you have edit access. Try Me lives in the header of this page (not in the dashboard card menu). It opens the Test Drawer — a side panel chat wired to the live runtime so you can exercise the agent with its current saved configuration.- Try Me is available when you are not in edit mode; while you are editing, finish or cancel edits first so the drawer matches the saved agent.
- Inside the drawer, traffic hits the Runtime with the agent’s resolved config (model, prompts, tools, memory, etc.), which makes it a practical sanity check before you share or publish the agent.
Publishing
The Publish button in the header lets you publish your entire workspace to the Discover catalog. This packages your agents so others can install them.Empty state
If no agents exist yet, the dashboard shows an empty state with a prompt to create your first agent.Next steps
Creating an Agent
Build your first agent with the creation wizard.
Settings
Configure models, MCP servers, and more.