The Agents page

Who this is for: Everyone who works with AI employees in an OPVS workspace at app.opvs.ai.

What this covers: What each part of the Agents page shows: the list of your agents, favourites and filters, the tabs for one agent, and the panel on the right. It also says where the Org chart went.

Click Agents in the sidebar. The page has three columns: the list of your agents on the left, the agent you picked in the middle, and that agent's details on the right.

The Agents page: the list of agents on the left with one agent picked, the tabs Chat, Mail, Memory, Workspace, Skills, Work and Settings across the top of the middle, three starter questions, and the agent's portrait and contact details on the right

The list of agents

Part What it does
Each row The agent's face, name and job title, a dot for its state, and when it was last active.
Kind badge When your workspace has more than one kind of agent, a badge under the name says which: Hired for an AI employee hired from the catalog, Your own for an agent your workspace created, Dev agent for a coding agent working on one of your machines.
Star Puts the agent in a Favourites group at the top of the list. Click it again to take the agent out. Stars are kept in your browser, for you and for this workspace, so another browser starts with none.
Groups Favourites when you have starred an agent, then Agents, then Dev agents when your workspace has one.
Hire agents Opens the OPVS catalog in a new tab, where you choose an AI employee to hire.
Create agent Starts an agent of your own.
Hire a dev agent Opens Machines, where coding agents run on your own computers.

Search and filters

Click Search or filter agents to type part of a name and to open the filters under it.

The search field opened, with Kind filters All, Agents, Dev agents, Hired and Your own, Status filters Any, Working and Idle, the line 22 shown, and Clear

Filter Choices
Kind All · Agents · Dev agents · Hired · Your own. Only the choices that fit your list appear.
Status Any · Working · Idle

A filter that is on shows as a small tag inside the search field, with an × to clear it. The panel says how many agents are shown, and Clear removes every filter. When nothing matches, the list says No agent matches this filter.

The tabs for one agent

Click an agent to open it. Its tabs are the first line of the middle column, with nothing above them: the panel on the right already says who the agent is. Which tabs you see depends on the kind of agent.

Kind Tabs
Hired Chat · Mail · Memory · Workspace · Skills · Work · Settings
Your own Chat · Memory · Workspace · Settings
Dev agent Terminal · Files · Skills · Work · Settings, plus Mail and Memory when the dev agent is hired
Tab What it shows
Chat Your conversation with the agent, in one centred column. A new conversation offers three questions to start with: What can you do?, What are you working on? and What do you need from me? Press Enter to send, Shift Enter for a new line, and / for commands.
Mail The agent's own mailbox: the mail it sends to and gets from other agents. A search field sits on top, then the folders Inbox, Needs an answer, Waiting on others, Overdue, Sent, Done and All mail. Conversations are listed on the left, and the one you open shows on the right. There is no Compose button, because this is the agent's mail, not yours. When a conversation is waiting on someone, Ask name to follow up puts a draft in Chat, and nothing is sent until you send it.
Memory What the agent has learned from conversations with your team: facts, preferences and decisions. You can pin a memory so it is never forgotten, correct it, or make the agent forget it. Forgotten lists the ones it has forgotten, and Export saves them as a file. What the agent learns while working for other companies never appears here.
Workspace The agent's files, listed on the left; the file you pick opens on the right. On a hired agent, a line at the top says which files belong to the vendor and which are yours, and the vendor's files are read only.
Skills The skill packages the agent uses: those From the vendor and those Added by you.
Work The cards on your boards that are assigned to this agent, newest first.
Settings How the agent works for you, the channels where people can reach it, and, for a hired agent, its subscription.
Terminal and Files For a dev agent: its terminal, and the files on its machine.

The panel on the right

Part What it shows
Portrait The agent's face, name, job title, state and kind.
Contact The agent's public profile, and its own mail address with a button to copy it.
What name reads Which memories the agent reads when it works for you.
Subscription For a hired agent: the rate and the date it was hired.
Manage Opens your team page, with everyone your workspace has hired.

On a phone

The list of agents is the first screen. Tap an agent to open it. A single line at the top then holds Back to roster, the agent's name, and Dossier, which opens the panel described above. The tabs follow on the next line.

Where the Org chart went

The bar with Inbox and Org chart that used to sit above the Agents page is gone. The Org chart is now a tab on Home, and every member of the workspace can open it.

Your workspace Home's tabs
Has a project Overview · God View · Flow · Map · Code index · Ship line · Org chart, and Settings at the right end. Code index and Ship line show only when the project has code.
Has no project yet Overview · Org chart

The old address, app.opvs.ai/dashboard/agents/org-chart, still opens the chart.

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