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title: "Use the Console"
description: "The operator console at platform.guuey.com — every agent you host on Guuey, its deployments, tools, design, users, and billing, in one place."
---

The Console, at [platform.guuey.com](https://platform.guuey.com), is where you **operate** the agents you host on Guuey. Whether an agent was built in [Studio](/studio/) or deployed from code with the [CLI](/cli/), it shows up here — with its deployments, sessions, logs, tools, design, users, domains, and billing.

Sign in with your Guuey account — the same one you use in Studio and Portal. A scope switcher in the top bar moves you between your **personal** space and any **workspace** you're a member of; everything below (agents, registries, usage, billing, settings) is read in the active scope.

## The map

The main sidebar has six sections:

| Section            | What's there                                                                                                           |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Home**           | Your agents as cards, with a jump into each                                                                            |
| **Agents**         | The full agent list and the create form — see [Agents & deployments](/console-agents/)                                 |
| **MCP Registries** | Workspace MCP server catalog, your hosted servers, and hosting billing — see [Tools & MCP](/console-tools/)            |
| **Usage**          | Generations used this month, per agent — see [Billing & workspaces](/console-billing/)                                 |
| **Billing**        | The wallet view: every subscription in the scope, plus Stripe invoices — see [Billing & workspaces](/console-billing/) |
| **Settings**       | Your profile, API keys, and workspace management — see [Billing & workspaces](/console-billing/)                       |

External links at the bottom of the sidebar open Studio and these docs.

## Inside an agent

Opening an agent swaps the sidebar for that agent's own navigation, grouped the way you work:

- **Agent** — Overview and Playground → [Agents & deployments](/console-agents/)
- **Configure** — Behavior, Tools, Design, Users → [Agents & deployments](/console-agents/), [Tools & MCP](/console-tools/), [Design & distribution](/console-design/)
- **Distribute** — Distribution, Embed, Domains → [Design & distribution](/console-design/)
- **Monitor** — Sessions, Deployments, Logs → [Agents & deployments](/console-agents/)
- **General** — Billing and Agent Settings → [Billing & workspaces](/console-billing/), [Agents & deployments](/console-agents/)

A dropdown above the navigation switches between your agents without going back to the dashboard.

## Console, Studio, and the CLI

Three doors onto the same platform:

- **[Studio](/studio/)** is where no-code agents are _authored_ — instructions, model, capabilities. For an agent built in Studio, the Console's Behavior tab sends you back to Studio to edit it; the Console still owns everything operational (deployments, sessions, billing, domains, design).
- **The [CLI](/cli/)** is the code path: `guuey deploy` ships an agent defined in `guuey.json` (see [Agents as code](/agents-as-code/)). The Console's **Redeploy** button re-runs your most recent deploy; new configuration still comes from the CLI or Studio.
- **The Console** is the shared operations surface for both.

## Truthful by policy

Where a control isn't built yet, the Console says so: sections that aren't live render a labelled "coming soon" panel — often naming the CLI command or file that does the job today — rather than a form that silently does nothing. Editable controls are wired; where one saves a field the runtime doesn't read yet (the Generated UI preset picker, the Adapters labels), the panel says so right beside it.

## Platform health

Platform health lives at [status.guuey.com](https://status.guuey.com) — live checks on the Console, the CLI API, agent endpoints, and the MCP gateway. If the Console misbehaves, look there first.