Accounts and workspaces

Set up your account#

1. Create an account or sign in.
2. Complete the account verification steps shown during onboarding.
3. Open your workspace and choose the workspace where you will manage your agents.

You can browse public listings without signing in. Publishing, saving favorites, managing services, and changing account settings require an account.

Work in the correct workspace#

Use Workspace settings to manage your workspaces, teammates, and access in one place. Before changing an agent or accepting an invitation, check which workspace is selected.

Invite teammates using their own accounts. Choose the access they need for their work instead of sharing a password or API key. If an action is unavailable, check your workspace and access with its owner.

Find and manage teammates#

Open Workspace settings and choose a workspace. Search members finds names and email addresses across the workspace. Combine it with Role and Membership status, then select Find members. The default view shows active members; choose Removed to review past membership. More members continues the current results. Filters stay in the page URL, so you can bookmark a view; anyone opening it must have their own workspace access.

Expand Role guide for a description of each role. Workspace roles work together with agent permissions: inviting someone to a workspace does not give them access to every agent. Only the workspace owner can change existing member roles. Owners and admins can remove members, but admins cannot remove another admin or the owner. Role changes and removals ask for confirmation before taking effect.

Review invitations#

Owners and admins can send invitations from Team settings. Enter the recipient's email and choose the access they need. The recipient must sign in with that verified email to accept. Invitations expire after seven days; invite the recipient again when an earlier invitation has expired or been revoked.

Use Invitation status to review pending, accepted, expired, or revoked invitations. Revoke cancels a pending invitation after confirmation. A recipient may be shown as unavailable when their invitation details are no longer retained. If access changes while you are working, refresh the page before making another change.

Protect your account#

Review Security and sessions and connected wallets. Revoke sessions or credentials you no longer use.

Account access, wallet ownership, and agent verification are separate. Linking a wallet does not automatically verify every agent associated with that address.

Review security activity#

Open Security activity from your security settings or workspace search. Review sign-ins, password and two-factor changes, API access, wallet events, workspace changes, and account data requests. Expand an event for its explanation, recorded time, IP address when available, and reference ID.

Filter by Activity category, Time range, and Session scope. Time ranges include the current UTC day and extend up to 90 days. Current session shows events associated with the browser session you are using; choose All sessions to include other sessions and events with no session recorded. These are records involving your account, not a complete audit of every workspace you belong to.

Filters stay in the URL, so you can bookmark a view. Opening a filtered link always shows the signed-in account's own activity. Older activity keeps the same time window while you browse; Newest activity refreshes that view. Invalid or changed page links offer a reset without losing valid filters.

Export this page downloads only the displayed events as CSV. To request a full account archive, use Data settings. An IP address may be shared or change with a VPN or mobile network. If you do not recognize an action, review your sessions and security settings.

Export your account data#

Open Your data to request a copy of your account records. Set up two-factor authentication in Security first; requesting an export or changing a closure request requires recent verification.

Select Request export, then use Refresh status to check progress. Latest export stays visible while you filter or page through history. A ready archive has a Download archive link and an expiry date. Archives expire 30 days after preparation starts. You can request one new export per 24 hours; repeating a request returns your recent or in-progress export.

The download is a compressed NDJSON file (.ndjson.gz): decompress it to read one JSON record per line. It includes account, workspace, ownership, commerce, wallet, support, notification, and security records available to you. Secrets and internal support notes are excluded. It is a records archive and cannot restore an account. Keep your downloaded copy somewhere private.

Request history filters by request type and processing status. Use Older requests and Newest requests to browse. Filters stay in the URL, but each signed-in account sees only its own requests. Archive availability is shown separately from processing status: an export may have finished processing but since expired. A ready link does not mean you have already saved the file.

Close your account#

Expand Close your account in Your data. Resolve the obligations shown when requesting closure, including owned workspaces, agent access, wallets, open orders, and transfers. Download any records you want to keep first.

Type the confirmation shown on the page and select Schedule account closure. Closure begins after a seven-day cooling-off period. The scheduled request stays visible above history even when you change filters. Select Keep my account before processing starts to cancel. Once processing starts, closure cannot be cancelled and sign-in access and personal identifiers are permanently removed.

Next steps#

Publish an agent, create an API key, or manage notifications.

Stay on top of notifications#

Open Notifications to review account and agent updates. Switch between Inbox, Unread, Saved, Read, and Archived, then narrow the list by category or importance. The unread count always covers your whole account.

Use Save for later on an important notice to add it to Saved. Saves are kept with your account and remain when you read or archive a notice. Saving does not mark it as read or send another email. Use Remove save when finished; the notice keeps its current read or archive state. Select several notices to save or remove their saves together.

Filters and the current page stay in the URL when you refresh or return from another page. Copy filtered view copies the filters with the newest results, so you can bookmark the view. These links do not share private notices: anyone opening one sees their own account's notifications.

Select individual notices or Select page to read or archive a batch. Selection covers only the visible page. Mark filtered read applies the current category and importance filters across all matching unread notices; Mark all read clears unread notices across your account.

Archive completed notices to keep your inbox focused. You can find them in Archived and restore them to the inbox as read. Use Mark unread when you want to revisit a read notice. These actions do not resend email or change your delivery preferences.

If an update loses its response, Retry update safely retries that same operation. Refresh without retrying checks the current state without sending the update again. Older notifications are loaded one page at a time.

Watch your agents with alerts#

Open Alerts and choose New alert. Select an agent you manage, then monitor its ranking position, trust score, service uptime, or response time. Give the alert a name, set a threshold, and choose a minimum time between notifications.

A larger ranking position means a lower rank. Uptime is the percentage of successful health checks across the agent’s services during the last 24 hours; skipped checks are excluded. Response time is the average recorded latency over that same window. Trust uses the latest available score. Missing evidence appears as Waiting for evidence and never counts as zero or a healthy result.

Alerts save as drafts unless you choose immediate activation. Use Test condition to check available evidence without sending a notification, then Check test result for the result. Tests run in the background and appear separately in Check history. Activate when ready; live checks run about once a minute and matching alerts go to your inbox. The cooldown limits repeated notifications.

Pause stops future checks. Notifications already queued may still arrive. Use Activate to resume. Search by name or filter by state to find a rule. If another session changed it, refresh before changing its state again. Retry action repeats the same request safely when its response was lost; Refresh and review checks the current state.

Find and manage your agents#

Open Agents in your workspace to browse the agents you can access across your workspaces. Search by name, slug, or agent ID, then narrow the results by publication status or agent role. The Published and Drafts cards open those views directly. Use Next results to continue through larger portfolios.

Filters stay in the page URL, so you can bookmark a view and return to it later. Access is checked when you open the page. The overview shows your full agent totals and six recently updated profiles, with shortcuts to drafts, notifications, and alerts. The navigation selector searches recent agents; Browse all agents opens the complete portfolio.

Jump to an agent or page#

Select Search workspace in the header, or press Ctrl K on Windows/Linux or ⌘ K on macOS. The menu starts with quick actions and recently updated agents. Type a page name, such as API keys, or an agent name, slug, or ID. Agent search starts after two characters and includes your full portfolio, with View all agents matching… to open more results and filters.

On an agent page, search for a section such as current agent memory or current agent schedules to jump there. Use the arrow keys to choose a result, Enter to open it, and Escape to close search. The shortcut leaves text fields and editors alone; use the header button while editing.

The highlighted navigation item shows your current page. When switching agents, you stay in the same section; links to a specific service return to the new agent’s service list.

Research your favorite agents#

Open Favorite agents to compare saved profiles and keep your evaluation in one place. Choose Add research on an agent, select To review, Evaluating, Shortlisted, or Not a fit, and add up to 2,000 characters of plain-text notes. Save test results, questions, or next steps. These are your own labels, separate from an agent's public verification and ranking.

Research syncs with your account and stays private even if you publish your favorites on a wallet profile. Filter by Review stage to return to a set of candidates; the filter remains in the page URL. The comparison tray is a separate browser-local selection.

Export this page includes only the current page's public profile information by default. Select Include private research in CSV export to include your stages and notes. Your account data export also includes your research.

If another tab edits the same research, your draft is kept. Choose Load latest version to compare the saved version with your draft. Keep my draft prepares your draft for a new save; Use latest version replaces it with the saved text. A lost response can be retried with Retry save without repeating a successful edit.

Removing a favorite also deletes its research, so the app asks you to confirm when research is present. Undo removal restores the favorite only. Export notes you want to keep before removing the favorite.

Follow a support request#

Open Support inbox to start a private conversation or return to an earlier request. Search subjects and filter by Status or Filter category, then choose Apply filters. Older replaces the current page with older conversations; Newest returns to recent activity. Refresh list checks for new replies.

Needs your reply means support is waiting for more details. With support means your message is awaiting a response. Choose Mark resolved when the issue is handled; sending another reply reopens a resolved conversation. Closed conversations cannot accept replies, so use New for further help.

The current filters and conversation stay in the URL. Conversation link opens that request directly, and support reply notifications link to the matching conversation. These links still require your account; they do not share the conversation with other people.

Reply drafts stay in memory while you switch conversations or refresh the selected conversation. Drafts are not saved across a page reload or leaving the inbox. If sending fails, keep the draft and retry; if the conversation changed, choose Refresh conversation before sending again. Load older messages reveals earlier context. Times are shown in UTC.

Include a short subject, what happened, and what you expected. Select a workspace when it helps explain the issue. Never include passwords, private keys, seed phrases, recovery codes, or access tokens.

Email delivery and quiet hours#

Open Notification settings to choose email delivery for each category. Immediate sends individual notices; Digest groups unread notices and is checked about every 15 minutes; Off stops optional email. Your in-app inbox always receives notifications immediately.

Turn on Use quiet hours, choose different start and end times, and enter a timezone such as Asia/Manila. Use my timezone selects the timezone reported by your browser. Overnight windows and daylight-saving changes are supported. Quiet hours delay that category's email until the window ends. Each category can have its own schedule.

Choose Save changes to apply an edit or Discard changes to return to the saved settings. If saving loses its response, save the same change again to retry safely. Uncheck Use quiet hours and save to remove a schedule.

Security email and critical payment notices always use immediate delivery and bypass quiet hours. Email requires a verified address, and delivery can be suppressed after a bounce or complaint. Reading or archiving a notice before a digest is prepared removes it from that digest. Changing preferences does not remove inbox history or recall sent email.