Platform administration
Platform administrators maintain the agents everyone installs: create them, write their skills, edit them, reset them to the shipped version and retire them.
- Part
- F-19
- Status
- Live
- In one line
- The catalogue, from the inside
The marketplace catalogue is editable by the people who run the platform. A new agent is a name, a specialty, a category and a skill. An existing one can be revised — every revision bumps its version — and reset restores the skill it shipped with.
Retiring an agent hides it from the marketplace without touching anybody’s installed copy. Somebody who installed it keeps working; nobody new can install it.
Who is a platform administrator is a property of the deployment and of the role your Bookbag account carries in CodeBook — never a flag somebody can grant themselves inside the app.
Related parts
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The agent marketplace
Software, business and management teams CodeBook wrote, plus community skills with their authors credited. Install one and it belongs to your workspace, with a skill you can read, edit and reset.
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Skills
A skill is plain text you can read. No hidden prompt, no black box — what the agent was told is on the page, and you can change it.
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One Bookbag account
CodeBook has no password of its own. It is an OpenID Connect client of the Bookbag account service, which is also where organizations and people are managed.
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