Guides¶
Task-oriented pages: how to actually do the thing.
| The cockpit | the chat/workspace/sessions surface, mini-apps, browser view, terminal |
| Using the CLI | driving agentctl day to day |
| Multi-host fleet | joining a second host, renaming one, relocating an agent |
| The webview gateway | standing up and fronting the cockpit's two host services |
| TLS and Caddy | HTTPS on a gateway host, automatic or with your own certificate |
| Channels | the cockpit as the default, and adding Telegram, Slack or Teams |
| The Teams gateway | the Azure tenant setup Teams needs, and the cross-host runbook |
| Egress proxies and air-gap | restricted-egress hosts and internal mirrors |
| Model providers | Azure AI Foundry and custom base URLs, per agent |
| Crons | scheduled work, per-agent and host-scope |
| MCPs | the catalog, activation, and admin-gated vs agent-own |
| Terminal access | /terminal/, the terminal marker, and what gates a session |
| Host maintenance shell | agentctl host shell, its three gates, and the audit trail |
| Onboarding | bringing a new person onto their agent |
| Self-improving skills | the notice → compose → age-out loop |
| Sharing a workspace folder | a plain shared folder between agents on one host, with a video-project worked example |