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A versioned workspace specialist used by a Workflow. An Agent contains instructions and reviewed capabilities but does not start runs by itself.
The target connector installed in a Kubernetes cluster. It reports cluster state and executes allowed Kubernetes tools.
The target connector installed on a Linux/systemd VM. It reports host state and executes bounded VM tools.
An authorized accept or reject decision for one exact write tool request and its arguments.
The central service that owns authentication, workspace and target state, connections, sessions, runs, and public API authorization.
The internal service that executes runs and coordinates tool calls.
The internal service that enforces run-scoped model and remote MCP access.
One execution attempt within a session.
A persistent target-chat or Workflow conversation.
One connected Kubernetes cluster or Linux VM represented in a workspace.
AgentK or AgentV. A target-side service that connects outbound to the control plane.
A runnable automation definition that combines a prompt, one or more specialist Agents, resources, policy, and optional triggers.
The primary ownership and authorization boundary for members, targets, automation, integrations, and history.