Org Chart

A visual map of your agents: who manages whom, who reports to whom, and who counts as a peer. Editing the chart here changes what the agents are actually allowed to do — the hierarchy grants messaging permissions (see Agent-to-agent and the org chart).

Connectors on each card. Every agent card shows a row of small icons, one per messaging connector the agent is set up with (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, email, SMS and the rest), so you can see at a glance which agent answers where. A healthy connector shows just its icon. A corner dot means it needs a look:

What you see	Meaning
Icon only	Connected and working.
Amber dot	Connecting: still starting, reconnecting, or waiting for you to finish pairing (for example a WhatsApp QR code that has not been scanned yet).
Red dot and red ring	Needs attention: the connector could not start (often a missing token or password) or the service refused it. Hover the icon to read the reason.
Greyed out	The agent itself is stopped, so none of its connectors are running.
Pulsing ring	The agent is answering a message that arrived on that connector right now.

When a card is too narrow for every icon, the last slot shows +N; hover it to list the rest. If any of the hidden connectors has a problem, the +N carries its dot. Click a card to open its details: the Connectors section lists each connector with its status and, for a failing one, the reason, and Manage connectors opens that agent's Connectors tab to fix it. Typing a connector name in the chart's search box (for example whatsapp) highlights every agent on it. The Connectors toggle above the chart hides or shows the icons; the chart refreshes their status on its own every half minute and whenever an agent starts or stops.