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Use the Console

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The Console, at platform.guuey.com, is where you create and operate the agents you host on Guuey. Whether an agent was created here or deployed from code with the 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 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 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
MCP Registries Workspace MCP server catalog, your hosted servers, and hosting billing — see Tools & MCP
Usage Generations used this month, per agent — see Billing & workspaces
Billing The wallet’s control tower: next invoice, invoice history, payment methods, credits, and every agent’s plan at a glance — see Billing & workspaces
Settings Your profile, API keys, and workspace management — see Billing & workspaces

An external link at the bottom of the sidebar opens these docs.

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

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

Two doors onto the same platform:

  • The Console is where no-code agents are created — describe the agent and it deploys — and the shared operations surface for every agent (deployments, sessions, billing, domains, design).
  • The CLI is the code path: guuey deploy ships an agent defined in guuey.json (see Agents as code). The Console’s Redeploy button re-runs your most recent deploy; new configuration still comes from your project.

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 lives at status.guuey.com — live checks on the Console, the CLI API, agent endpoints, and the MCP gateway. If the Console misbehaves, look there first.