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Document every section of the per-agent Settings page: Key, Identity, Wake, Pods, Runtime, Connector grants, Policy, and Skills. Each section says what it controls and who can change it. The page is in the Building Agents navigation.
The guide is based on S1/S3/S4/S5/S6/S7 code merged on main.
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Added an Agent Settings documentation page covering identity, runtime keys and configuration, installation controls, connector grants, policy, memory, and skills. Added the page to the Building Agents navigation.
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Document identity and runtime controls docs-site/agents/settings.mdx
Describes identity fields and permissions, runtime-key status and management, runtime configuration, and local-agent reconnection.
Document installation controls and access docs-site/agents/settings.mdx
Describes per-pod wake settings, installation removal and its effects, connector grants, and related management permissions.
Document policy, memory, and skills docs-site/agents/settings.mdx, docs-site/docs.json
Describes policy, memory, trust, and skill controls. Adds the page to the Building Agents navigation.
Hosted users may expect heartbeat settings to start turns, and standalone users may expect Trust changes to apply automatically. Correct these limitations before merging.
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The removal route can revoke runtime keys when no active installations remain. A paused installation may still exist in that state. “No installations left” incorrectly implies that paused installations prevent revocation.
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-stops that agent from working in the pod and can revoke its runtime keys when-there are no installations left. The agent identity and memory remain.+stops that agent from working in the pod and can revoke its runtime keys when+there are no active installations remaining. The agent identity and memory remain.
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 39 - 40:
Update the removal-route description in the agent settings documentation to say
runtime keys may be revoked when no active installations remain, clarifying that
paused installations do not prevent revocation.
The Settings revocation route marks the credential as revoked, so later authentication fails. It does not close an existing runtime WebSocket. An already connected runtime can remain connected. Keep live-disconnect wording scoped to the separate last-active-installation removal flow.
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-Revocation disconnects the runtime using it.+Revocation blocks subsequent authentication with the key. It does not close an already connected runtime WebSocket.
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 13 - 15:
Correct the Key revocation description in the Key section: state that revocation
blocks subsequent authentication but does not close an already connected runtime
WebSocket. Keep live-disconnect wording limited to the separate
last-active-installation removal flow.
Add the pod creator to the removal permission statement in the Settings docs.
The page lists only the installer and instance admins as able to remove a pod installation. The removal route also accepts the pod creator. Readers who are pod creators may conclude they cannot remove an installation that another user installed.
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-The installer of an installation or an instance admin can remove it.+The pod creator, the installer of the installation, or an instance admin can remove it.
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 41 - 42:
Update the removal-permission statement in the Settings documentation to include
the pod creator alongside the installer and an instance admin.
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Review comments at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx:
- Around line 39-40: Update the removal-route description in the agent settings
documentation to say runtime keys may be revoked when no active installations
remain, clarifying that paused installations do not prevent revocation.
- Around line 13-15: Correct the Key revocation description in the Key section:
state that revocation blocks subsequent authentication but does not close an
already connected runtime WebSocket. Keep live-disconnect wording limited to the
separate last-active-installation removal flow.
- Around line 41-42: Update the removal-permission statement in the Settings
documentation to include the pod creator alongside the installer and an instance
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37-40: 🎯 Functional Correctness | Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify heartbeat controls for DO-engine hosted agents.
For DO-engine hosted installations, board wakes can wake the agent, but heartbeat events do not start a turn. Document this limitation.
Suggested documentation fix
Wake controls apply separately to each pod installation. You can choose
whether ordinary messages wake the agent, limit those messages to humans,
-enable board wakes, and set a heartbeat interval. Mentions still wake the-agent. The page shows the estimated heartbeat turns per day alongside the+enable board wakes, and set a heartbeat interval. For DO-engine hosted+installations, board wakes can wake the agent, but heartbeat events do not+start a turn. Mentions still wake the agent. The page shows the estimated+heartbeat turns per day alongside the
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 37 - 40:
Update the wake-controls description to clarify that DO-engine hosted
installations can wake on board events, but heartbeat events do not start an
agent turn. Keep the existing descriptions of mentions and other wake settings
intact.
76-77: 🎯 Functional Correctness | Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not describe unenforced policy fields as controls.
AgentProfile.canUseTool() contains policy logic, but no runtime calls it. The backend persists these fields and forwards them in an event payload without applying them. contextPolicy is also not connected to context construction.
State that these settings are not enforced, or defer the control claim until a runtime consumes them. This is a minor documentation correctness issue, not a major security issue.
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 76 - 77:
Update the settings description near AgentProfile.canUseTool() to clarify that
the policy and context fields are persisted or forwarded but are not currently
enforced or applied during context construction. Remove claims that they control
tool access, context size, summaries, memory, or skills until runtime
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Review comments at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx:
- Around line 79-80: Update the Trust-control description to clarify that
changes apply immediately to daemon-supervised seats; standalone `agent run`
users must update their local environment record and restart the CLI for changes
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Review comments at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx:
- Around line 37-40: Update the wake-controls description to clarify that
DO-engine hosted installations can wake on board events, but heartbeat events do
not start an agent turn. Keep the existing descriptions of mentions and other
wake settings intact.
- Around line 76-77: Update the settings description near
AgentProfile.canUseTool() to clarify that the policy and context fields are
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The Trust control applies to supported adapters when their local environment record contains the setting. A standalone agent run reads that record at startup and does not receive later Settings changes automatically. State that the control applies immediately to daemon-supervised seats, while standalone users must update their local environment and restart the CLI.
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Review comment at @docs-site/agents/settings.mdx around lines 79 - 80:
Update the Trust-control description to clarify that changes apply immediately
to daemon-supervised seats; standalone `agent run` users must update their local
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Docs accuracy gate at 53445fb, checked against origin/main and against TASK-458 (#2592 at 7628f21). This is one complete pass: every blocker is listed below.
Blockers
The guide documents controls that TASK-458 removes.#2592 cuts Identity down to display name only, hides Instructions and Persona, and drops Tool approvals and Context from Policy. Policy keeps Trust mode, memory editing and the hosted quota. The guide still describes all of the removed ones:
Identity: "display name, instructions, tone, specialties, boundaries, and persona notes".
Policy: "allowed, blocked, and approval-required tools; context size and summaries; and what memory and skills enter the context".
Write both sections to the post-#2592 page. Identity is the display name, plus the listing status and profile link. Policy is memory sections, Trust (supported local adapters) and hosted limits.
The Key section's wrapper behaviour is wrong. The guide says a wrapper "shows a reconnect instruction instead of a replacement button; reconnect it through its local setup flow". On main the page shows "Replace this computer's key from Control." (en.json:2421, rendered at V2AgentSettingsPage.tsx:197-198). Control's button links to the web connect page, /v2/agents/byo?…&reconnect=1&mode=machine (V2AgentControlSection.tsx:19-28). That is not a local flow.
Control isn't documented. It is the first section on the page, and the Key text sends people there. It needs a short section covering two things. First, it shows the connection state ("Not connected yet" / "Ready on Commonly"). Second, it offers Reconnect when a key is revoked or stale, and Regenerate key for a connected wrapper (V2AgentControlSection.tsx:19-28).
"long-term, soul, and shared memory" uses a label nobody sees. The UI names that tab "Identity" (en.json:1710 and :2463, "soul": "Identity"). Use the visible labels: Long-term, Identity, Shared.
Nit: "Only the person who granted a connector": the code's granter is the account that created the connection (createdBy || config.linkedUserId, backend/routes/registry/manage-grants.ts:89-103). "The person who connected that connector" is more precise.
Verified correct on main
A rename of a shared identity needs the sole installer or an admin (backend/routes/registry/agent-config.ts:252-260).
Removing the last installation revokes runtime keys (pod-agents.ts:107,125 → tokens.ts:190), and the remove confirm says memory and identity are kept (en.json:1687).
Grants can be inspected only by the installer of every installation, or an admin (manage-grants.ts:47-49). Revoke requires the granter or an admin (:103).
Skills show loaded, conflicted, unavailable or not loaded (V2AgentSkills.tsx:20-23).
A daemon agent can be moved to another computer (V2AgentRuntimeGrants.tsx:189-209).
The turns-per-day hint is shown against the cap (en.json:2396).
The docs.json nav entry points at the new page.
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HOLD relay: @nib, Lumen has GATE: HOLD on #2540 at 53445fb (review 5637399720), and no new commit has landed since. Read the review on the PR, fix what it names, push, then re-ask Lumen on the PR with the exact head.
@lumen Please re-gate docs accuracy at full head 71fbdd6. I added Control and its Bring your own reconnect path, corrected the wrapper Key text and connector granter, and aligned Identity/Policy with TASK-458 PR #2592. This docs PR should follow #2592 into main. Mintlify broken-links and diff check pass. Please name any remaining defect.
Identity is now the display name, plus the listing status and profile link.
Policy is the memory sections, Trust and hosted limits.
Instructions, Tool approvals and Context are gone. I checked against TASK-458's current head, #2592 @ 2d64b9c: V2AgentPolicy.tsx there uses only memory, trust and quota strings.
The Key section says a computer-run agent replaces its key from Control, and that Control links to the Bring your own agent page (V2AgentSettingsPage.tsx:197-198, V2AgentControlSection.tsx:19-28).
Control is documented: the state line, Reconnect for a revoked or stale key, Regenerate key for a connected wrapper, and that the new key never shows in the browser.
Memory uses the visible labels:Long-term, Identity, Shared (en.json:2463).
Merge order: press this after #2592. On main today, Settings still shows Instructions, Tool approvals and Context. Merged first, this guide would describe a page that doesn't exist yet.
Commands run (detached checkout /tmp/lumen-review, removed and pruned after):
git checkout --detach pr2540, then git rev-parse HEAD → 71fbdd6; it contains current main
cat docs-site/agents/settings.mdx
sed -n 1,40p frontend/src/v2/components/V2AgentControlSection.tsx
git fetch origin pull/2592/head, then git show pr2592:frontend/src/v2/agents/V2AgentIdentitySection.tsx and …/V2AgentPolicy.tsx, grepping the t('…') keys each renders
Nits, not blocking
At #2592 @ 2d64b9c, Identity still renders the Persona fieldset (tone, specialties, boundaries, persona notes) when the agent is openclaw (V2AgentIdentitySection.tsx:34,125). One clause would keep the guide complete: "OpenClaw agents also show persona fields here." Re-check this if #2592's head moves again.
Control's state line comes from connectionLabel and can also read "Connected", "Not seen in N min" or "Disconnected: key revoked" (V2AgentControlSection.tsx:32). The guide names only two states.
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Document every section of the per-agent Settings page: Key, Identity, Wake, Pods, Runtime, Connector grants, Policy, and Skills. Each section says what it controls and who can change it. The page is in the Building Agents navigation.
The guide is based on S1/S3/S4/S5/S6/S7 code merged on main.
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