Agent

The Agent panel is a conversation with the dxflow agent, docked to the right of the workspace. You describe what you want in plain language and the agent builds the workflow, starts it, reads its logs, and adjusts its configuration — see Agent for the providers it runs on and the full set of capabilities.

Agent sessions

The panel opens on the Agent sessions list:

• Header: a refresh button re-lists your sessions.
• Empty state: when there are none, the panel shows "No sessions yet" / "Sessions to create and operate workflows here" with a New session button.
• New session: available from the empty-state button and the panel's right-click menu. Creating one opens it immediately.
• Session node: shows the session identity, the start of its latest prompt, and when it was created. Clicking it opens the conversation; the node's right-click menu offers Delete.

The conversation

Selecting a session loads its history and swaps the panel to the conversation view. The back arrow in the header returns to the session list.

• Your messages appear as bubbles on the right; the agent's replies render as markdown across the panel.
• The prompt box sits at the bottom — Enter sends, Shift + Enter starts a new line.
• While a turn is in flight the box reads Working and stays disabled until the reply lands.
• The counters next to it track the session's total input (↑) and output (↓) tokens.

Watching the agent work

As the agent takes an action, a live row of labels appears above the prompt box — Searching, Creating, Starting, Reading logs, Uploading, Overriding, and the rest — each with a spinner that resolves into a check or a cross.

The console follows along with those actions:

See the Agent CLI reference and Agent API to drive the same sessions from a terminal or a script.