Tour the workspace
See each governance area and how permissions affect navigation.
Registration provisions a Default Organization, and activation starts by connecting an external delegated agent. The agent discovers that Organization and creates the first Backend and main Environment through an immutable autonomous Candidate and durable Operation. Manual empty-Backend creation remains an optional fallback; it is not required for agent bootstrap.
After choosing a Backend and Environment, the console presents only the human governance tasks permitted by your live Organization roles and resource scopes.
When manually creating a Backend, enter its name first; icon and color are optional customization. Its empty Overview explains the next step: connect an agent app, or copy a starter request once an Organization connection is available. The starter request asks for draft work without publication. After execution, open the named result to verify what was created and whether it remains unpublished.
| Area | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Overview | Connect an agent, copy scoped working context, review decisions and failures, and open named results. |
| Changes | Understand grouped resource changes, compare readable values, and open exact JSON or identifiers when needed. |
| Operations | Search and filter work, browse results by resource type, open an item to read its recorded values, and use eligible cancellation, retry, or recovery controls. |
| Access | Find people with Backend access, inspect the roles that grant it, and manage scoped roles. |
| Delivery | Prepare a scoped example request, copy endpoints, and inspect publication status, locales, traffic, and technical evidence. |
| Audit | Search readable events, filter by status or actor, and trace their policy, human decision, and execution evidence. |
| Settings | Propose publication-policy changes and inspect capacity, storage, and retention. |
In Operations, bulk results appear in compact groups such as Content, Assets, Data Types, and Fields. Select a result to read its values. Each state describes that recorded step; later work may have changed the resource. Search and type counts cover loaded results; use Load more results to retrieve the next batch. IDs, execution history, and raw data are available under Technical details.
The sidebar and account menu open Connections. Its Organization selector scopes OAuth MCP apps; optional account-wide Agent Auth identities are under Advanced. Backend links retain an explicit return path and Environment. Each app shows its recorded access and activity, with connection details and revocation controls.
The top selector makes Organization, Backend, and Environment scope explicit. Changing it is a user action; pages do not silently change scope. An Approver may see only Overview, Changes, and the exact Candidate assigned by policy, while a governor or operator sees the additional areas granted to their role.
There is no Content, Media, model, Taxonomy, Release, collaboration, or visual-editing destination. External agents author through Management MCP; hidden navigation never substitutes for server authorization.