Administer

This section is for organization owners and cluster admins. Every page covers a configuration topic with three blocks: a short concept explanation, Configure in the Console with screenshots and real route paths, and Configure with Terraform with a working snippet.

Where to start

If you are new to the Console, read these in order:

Console overview — get oriented in the UI.
Organizations — create your org (cloud) or claim it (self-host).
Members — invite teammates.
LLM providers and Models — give agents access to LLMs.
Secrets — set up credentials for tools and providers.
Runners — pick where your agents run.
Agents — create your first agent.

All pages

Console & access

Console overview — roles, layout, navigation.
Cluster administration — platform users, cluster-scoped runners, all organizations.

Organization

Organizations — create, settings, lifecycle.
Members — invite users, assign roles.

Agents and their sub-resources

Agents — agent resource, model, image, availability, idle timeout, compute.
Agent roles — per-agent owner, maintainer, participant grants.
MCP servers — tools agents can call.
Skills — reusable prompt fragments.
Hooks — event-driven sidecars.
Environment variables — plain values and secret references.
Init scripts — pre-start setup.
Volumes — persistent disks for agents.

LLMs

LLM providers — connect to OpenAI, Anthropic, or a self-hosted endpoint.
Models — map platform model names to providers.

Secrets

Secret providers — Vault and other external stores.
Secrets — values stored locally or referenced remotely.
Image pull secrets — private registry credentials.

Runtime

Runners — register where workloads run.
Monitoring — live workload, storage, threads, and usage views.

Apps

Apps — install and configure apps from the marketplace or your org.
Reminders app — let agents schedule follow-ups.
Telegram Connector — bridge Telegram chats to Agyn conversations.

Automation

Terraform — manage all the above as code with the agyn Terraform provider.