← Agent Manager · Provision a new agent into this install
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Provision a new agent into the fleet: pick what it's for, pick the model that runs it, grant its capabilities, and name it. The review rail resolves the lowest capable-cost model for the work — the same capability→cost resolver the Agent Manager uses — so you never over-pay for a task a cheaper model clears.
✓ Role / specialty
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2 Model
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3 Capabilities
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4 Name
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5 Review & provision
1 Role / specialty what will this agent do?
Owner seat
Designs, plans, reviews a product lane. One per product.
Crew · coder
Implements approved plans; writes code + deterministic tests.
Specialist · tester
Executes test scenarios, captures evidence. Never tests own code.
Workflow agent
Runs a defined workflow (e.g. email_organize) on a schedule.
2 Model envelope + cost shown — cheaper isn't always eligible
| Codex · gpt-5 | cloud | code+tests: proven | $1.25 / $10 in/out · per M | |
| Claude · Sonnet 5 | cloud | code+tests: proven | $3 / $15 in/out · per M | |
| Claude · Opus 4.8 | cloud | design/review: best-available | $15 / $75 in/out · per M | |
| Gemma 4 · local · Thor | air-gapped | KB extraction only | $0 local inference |
3 Capabilities what this agent is allowed to do
narrow code edits
run deterministic tests
git commit + push
design / plan review
deploy (Tier-3)
schema / DDL (Tier-3)
Playwright / UI test
KB extraction
A2A messaging
Capabilities set the authority envelope. Tier-3 grants (deploy, DDL) require an owner's approval before they take effect — they show here but stay pending until signed off.
4 Name & placement
Lowercase, family + number. The
-N suffix is assigned automatically — an ID never changes once provisioned.Adds a row to
project_role_pools (project × role × priority) — the source of truth for eligibility.