Live view of every agent
Role, task, machine, status and live activity for every running agent across the fleet.
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Agent Control is how engineers supervise agnte agents while they run. The console shows every running agent with its role, task, machine, live activity and token use. From there an engineer can send a new instruction into the running session, queue one for the next step, pause, resume or cancel, and every action is written to the journal.
Role, task, machine, status and live activity for every running agent across the fleet.
Send a correction into the running session. The agent keeps its context; nothing restarts.
Line up the next instruction, hold an agent, or stop it cleanly and return the task to the board.
Tokens and cost per agent from the per-request ledger, with budgets and warnings applied live.
Stuck work, repeated commands and tokens without progress are flagged before they burn budget.
Owner, operator and read access. Every steer, pause and cancel is journaled with who did it.
Source: Live agnte database, 2026-10-12.
Yes. Send an instruction into the running session from the console, or queue it for when the current step ends.
No. The instruction lands in the same session, so the agent keeps its context and its work so far.
Yes. Tokens and cost per request are in the ledger and shown per agent, project, account and machine.
People with owner or operator access. Read access can watch but not steer, and every action is journaled.
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