Agent Desktop/Connectors/Use a Connector Workspace
Use a Connector Workspace
Review a connector, configure credentials, manage connection tokens, enable AI Capabilities and chat with the connector directly.
When you activate a connector, Agent Desktop gives it a workspace of its own. Select the connector from your Activated library to open its dashboard and assistant.
Dashboard
GitHub connector
Requests 24h
1,284
P95 Latency
420ms
Error Rate
0.4%
Avg Response
180ms
Slowest Tool
list_issues
Busiest Tool
create_issue
Active Clients
3
Last Activity
2m ago
Dashboard
The Dashboard summarizes requests, latency, errors, active clients and recent activity. Use it to see whether the connector is being used and whether a request needs attention.
If the connector has been halted, the workspace shows a clear Restore action. Halted connectors reject new requests until you restore them.
Credentials
The Credentials tab appears when the connector declares credential fields. Add or update the requested values, test the connection and remove them when you no longer want the connector to use them.
The app shows configured status without placing reusable secrets in the chat. A connector with missing credentials shows a warning and links you to the setup tab.
Connection Tokens
Connection tokens let an AI client or another approved integration connect to the connector. The Tokens tab shows quota, client name, masked token, requests, status and last use.
You can generate, enable, disable or revoke a token. Revoking is permanent for that token and requires confirmation.
AI Capabilities
The AI Capabilities tab lists the actions the connector exposes. Search the list, enable or disable an action, or use a group control when the connector organizes actions by tags.
The app shows HTTP method and path when the connector provides them. An enabled action can still ask for approval before execution, depending on its policy.
Assistant
The Assistant tab opens a connector-scoped chat. It uses the same Canvas interaction as the main workspace, but keeps the conversation focused on that connector. Prompt examples can help you start with the connector's own capabilities.
If credentials are required, the Assistant explains what must be configured before the request can run.
Halt or remove
Use Halt all connections when you need to stop a connector temporarily. Use Restore connections to resume. Uninstalling removes the local connector connection and terminates its active sessions after confirmation.